*p1750 01 22 dl Friendship in Fashion (reviv'd). Goodville-Havard; Malagene-Woodward; Sir Noble Clumsey-Winstone; Truman-Palmer; Valentine-Usher; Caper-Shuter; Saunter-King; Mrs Goodville-Mrs Pritchard; Lady Squeamish-Mrs Clive; Victoria-Mrs Bennett; Camilla-Mrs Willoughby; Lettice-Miss Pitt; Page-Master Cross; Bridge-Mrs Simpson; Harry-Marr.*c1750 01 22 dl Not acted in 30 years. Principal Characters new Dress'd. Written by $Otway= (<i>General Advertiser</i>). $Mr Woodward= did ye part of <i>Malagene</i>r in which he took off $Mr Foote= & would have many of ye Actors but the Audience grew so outragious, that he was forc'd to desist ye 4th & 5th Acts were much hooted, $Mr Havard= in a part where he says <i>Whir</i> was severely treated, nor could he ever appear after in ye play, but the whole Audience echoed that Word--it was given out again, wch so enrag'd the Audience yt they call'd loudly for $Garrick=, but as he was not this Night at the House, they pull'd up the Benches, tore down ye King's Arms, & wou'd have done much more mischief had not $Mr Lacy= qone into the Pit, & talk'd to 'em, what they resented was giving out a piece again after they had damn'd it--the Gallery resented ye Guards being sent in--Mr Lacy was oblig'd to go upon the Stage after & tell 'em I had given out the play again, as ne'er a Manager was present to give other Directions--In his Argument Mr Lacy call'd a Witness in ye pit, saying that Gent: next to ye painter knows I was in ye pit when ye Guards went into the Gallery, so I cou'd not send 'em this painter after ye rout came behind the scenes & was angry for being call'd painter (his name was $Hudson=) but at length he as well as ye rest was pacified--and we gave out <i>Provok'd Husband</i> ($Cross=). [See Foote's retaliation in <i>Daily Advertiser</i>, 26 Jan.] Paid $Capt. Turber= 1!2 year's rent #11 3s. 4d. (Treasurer's Book). Receipts: #140 ($Cross=); #137 12s. (Treasurer's Book).