*p1756 03 27 dl The Lady's Last Stake; or, The Wife's Resentment. Lord George Brilliant-Woodward; Lord Wronglove-Palmer; Sir Friendly Moral-Berry; Lady Gentle-Mrs Pritchard; Mrs Conquest-Mrs Davies; Miss Notable-Miss Macklin; Heartshorn-Miss Minors; Lady Wronglove-Mrs Clive(, being the first time of their appearance in those characters).*a1756 03 27 dl Lethe. With a new scene-Garrick; New Mimic Italian Song-Mrs Clive; Lord Chalkstone-Garrick; Mercury-Beard; Fine Gentleman-Woodward; Mrs Riot, Fine Lady-Mrs Clive; Aesop-Bransby; Charon-W. Vaughan; Drunken Man-Yates; Frenchman, Old Man-Blakes; Tatoo-Marr; Mrs Tatoo-Miss Minors (Edition of 1756).*d1756 03 27 dl IV: <i>New Sailor's Dance</i>, ^as17560217^.*c1756 03 27 dl Benefit for $Mrs Clive=. Mainpiece: Written by $Colley Cibber=. [<i>The Old Maid</i> for 8 May 1756 reviewed this performance of <i>Lethe</i>, or possibly the one with the same cast on 30 April. The reviewer was 'particularly diverted with $Mrs Clive='s <i>Italian Song</i>, in which this truly humorous actress parodys the Air of the Opera, and takes off the action, of the present favorite female at the <i>Hay-Market</i>, with such exquisite ridicule, that the most zealous partisans of both, I think, must have applauded the comic genius of Mrs Clive, however they might be displeased with this application of it." The reviewer is lukewarm in praise of the "New Character"..."What is there new in a Lord's having Gout, loving a bottle, pretending to taste, or being follow'd by a flatterer?"] Receipts: #210 ($Cross=).