London Stage Event: 13 November 1755 at Drury Lane Theatre

13 November 1755

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Theatre: Drury Lane Theatre

Theatrical Season: 1755-1756

Volume: 4

Comments: More noise against the Dancers, wch so enrag'd My Ld that with a Number of Gents. he went into the upper Galleries & took out a very noisy person-who prov'd to be Cap. Venor's Brother; he resisted & was not brought behind the scenes without much Difficulty, sadly beat, yet still obstinate, they went with Garrick & Lacy into Mrs Clive's room, where he behav'd very boldly, but all was adjusted without farther Mischief (Cross). This day publish'd: The Mirror: a Poetical Essay in the manner of Spencer. Price 1s. Ridiculum acii fortissime & optime Secatrem. Anon. To David Garrick, Esq: by C. Arnold. Sold by Woodfall. Receipts: #180 (Cross)

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*p?Mdl The Provok'd Wife. As 27 Oct. *a?Mdl The Chinese Festival. As 8 Nov. *c?Mdl More noise against the Dancers, wch so enrag'd My Ld that with a Number of Gents. he went into the upper Galleries & took out a very noisy person-who prov'd to be $Cap. Venor's Brother=; he resisted & was not brought behind the scenes without much Difficulty, sadly beat, yet still obstinate, they went with $Garrick= & $Lacy= into $Mrs Clive='s room, where he behav'd very boldly, but all was adjusted without farther Mischief ($Cross=). This day publish'd: The Mirror: a Poetical Essay in the manner of Spencer. Price 1s. Ridiculum acii fortissime & optime Secatrem. Anon. To $David Garrick, Esq=: by $C. Arnold=. Sold by $Woodfall=. Receipts: #180 (Cross).
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*p1755 11 13 dl The Provok'd Wife. ^As17551027^.*a1755 11 13 dl The Chinese Festival. ^As17551108^.*c1755 11 13 dl More noise against the Dancers, wch so enrag'd My Ld that with a Number of Gents. he went into the upper Galleries & took out a very noisy person-who prov'd to be $Cap. Venor's Brother=; he resisted & was not brought behind the scenes without much Difficulty, sadly beat, yet still obstinate, they went with $Garrick= & $Lacy= into $Mrs Clive='s room, where he behav'd very boldly, but all was adjusted without farther Mischief ($Cross=). This day publish'd: The Mirror: a Poetical Essay in the manner of Spencer. Price 1s. Ridiculum acii fortissime & optime Secatrem. Anon. To $David Garrick, Esq=: by $C. Arnold=. Sold by $Woodfall=. Receipts: #180 (Cross).
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Event: 27737 | 17551113 | dl | More noise against the Dancers, wch so enrag'd My Ld that with a Number of Gents. he went into the upper Galleries & took out a very noisy person-who prov'd to be $Cap. Venor's Brother=; he resisted & was not brought behind the scenes without much Difficulty, sadly beat, yet still obstinate, they went with $Garrick= & $Lacy= into $Mrs Clive='s room, where he behav'd very boldly, but all was adjusted without farther Mischief ($Cross=). This day publish'd: The Mirror: a Poetical Essay in the manner of Spencer. Price 1s. Ridiculum acii fortissime & optime Secatrem. Anon. To $David Garrick, Esq=: by $C. Arnold=. Sold by $Woodfall=. Receipts: #180 (Cross)

Performance: 55910 | 27737 | p | The Provok'd Wife | As17551027.
AsSeeDate: 55910 | dl | p | As | 17551027

Cast:
391227 | 55910 | Sir John Brute | Garrick

391228 | 55910 | Constant | Havard

391229 | 55910 | Heartfree | Palmer

391230 | 55910 | Bully | Beard

391231 | 55910 | Razor | Yates

391232 | 55910 | Lady Fanciful | Mrs Clive

391233 | 55910 | Mademoiselle | Mrs Cross

391234 | 55910 | Belinda | Miss Haughton

391235 | 55910 | Lady Brute | Mrs Cibber.

Performance: 55911 | 27737 | a | The Chinese Festival | As17551108.
AsSeeDate: 55911 | dl | a | As | 17551108

Cast:
391236 | 55911 | Parts | Mons Delaistre, Sg Baletti, Lauchery, Noverre Jun, Dennison, StLeger, Shawford, Mathews, Pochee, L'Clert, Harrison, Granier, Hust, Sarny, Walker, Mrs Vernon, Miss Noverre, Morris, Rooker, Sturt, Atkins, Ackman, Walker, Sga Pietro, Mrs Addison, Mrs Noverre, Robinson, Mrs Gibbons, Mlle Charon, Mlle Rousselet, Mrs Preston, Mlle Rouend, Mrs Philips, Mrs Lawson, Little Pietro, Master Simson, Master Pope, Master Blagden, Master Hust, Master Spilsbury, Miss Bride, Miss Popling, Miss Simson, Miss Heath, Scrase, Jefferson, Burton, Marr, Vaughan, Chamness, Bullbrick, Clough, Allen, Gray, Mrs Bradshaw, Mrs Hippisley, Mrs Mathews, Mrs Simson, Miss Mills.