*p1763 11 26 dl The Jealous Wife. ^As17631012^.*a1763 11 26 dl The Fairy Tale. Characters by Yates, Baddeley, Clough, Love, Parsons, Ackman. <i>Fairies</i>-Miss Ford, Miss Wright, Mas. Raworth, Miss Rogers, Mas. Cape; To conclude with a <i>Fairy Dance</i>-Mas. Clinton, Miss Street, Miss Rogers, Miss Ford; Bottom-Yates; Quince-Love; Flute-Baddeley; Starveling-Parsons; Snug-Clough; Snout-Ackman (deduced from text).*d1763 11 26 dl <i>TThe Italian Gardiners</i>, ^as17631119^.*c1763 11 26 dl This Farce is taken From <i>the Midsummer Night's Dream</i>, by Coleman, & is a very pleasing Farce, & well receiv'd by the Audience ($Hopkins=). Songs of the Entertainment to be given at theatre. Mdsr Night's Dream Cut. Serious parts quite out. Went off well (<i>Cross Diary</i>). This Farce is taken from The Midsummer Night.-$Mr Colman= thought it was a pity so much pains and expense as was bestowed on the Midsummer Night's Dream should be thrown away,-he luckily thought of turning it into a farce, which alteration he made in one night,-and now I think as pleasing a farce as most that are done.-$Miss Wright?= is vastly great in her songs (<i>Hopkins Diary</i>-$MacMillan=). [See "<i>A Midsummer Night's Dream</i> in the hands of $Garrick= and $Colman=," <i>PMLA</i>, June 1939.]