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21 April 1766

Event Information
Theatre: Covent Garden
Theatrical Season: 1765-1766
Volume: 4
Comments: Benefit for Miles, Mrs Green, Mrs Pitt
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  • Original Data

    Source: London Stage Information Bank

    *p??cg King Richard III. As 10 March, but Richmond-Davis; Catesby-Wignel. *a??cg The Upholsterer. As 17 Jan. *d??cg II: <i>The Drunken Peasant</i>-Miles (<i>Peasant</i>r), Bennet (<i>Clown</i>r); IV: [A% <i>Comic Dance</i>-Master King, Miss Pitt; End: <i>The Village Romps</i>, as 19 Oct. 1765; Between acts of Farce: [A% <i>Double Hornpipe</i> (for this Night Only)-Walker (From <i>Drury Lane Theatre</i>), Miss Pitt[, his scholar%. *e??cg End: <i>The Cries of London</i>-Shuter. *c??cg Benefit for $Miles=, $Mrs Green=, $Mrs Pitt=.
  • Cleaned Data

    *p1766 04 21 cg King Richard III. ^As17660310^ but Richmond-Davis; Catesby-Wignel.*a1766 04 21 cg The Upholsterer. ^As17660117^.*d1766 04 21 cg II: <i>The Drunken Peasant</i>-Miles (<i>Peasant</i>r), Bennet (<i>Clown</i>r); IV: A <i>Comic Dance</i>-Master King, Miss Pitt; End: <i>The Village Romps</i>, ^as17651019^; Between acts of Farce: A <i>Double Hornpipe</i> (for this Night Only)-Walker (From <i>Drury Lane Theatre</i>), Miss Pitt, his scholar.*e1766 04 21 cg End: <i>The Cries of London</i>-Shuter.*c1766 04 21 cg Benefit for $Miles=, $Mrs Green=, $Mrs Pitt=.
  • Parsed Data

    Event: 33149 | 17660421 | cg | Benefit for $Miles=, $Mrs Green=, $Mrs Pitt=
    Performance: 67936 | 33149 | p | King Richard Iii | As17660310 but Richmond-Davis; Catesby-Wignel.
    AsSeeDate: 67936 | cg | p | As | 17660310
    Cast:
    113238 | 67936 | Richmond | Davis
    113239 | 67936 | Catesby | Wignel.
    448689 | 67936 | Lieut. | R. Smith
    448690 | 67936 | Lord Mayor | Lewis.
    448691 | 67936 | Richard | Smith
    448692 | 67936 | King Henry | Gibson
    448693 | 67936 | Buckingham | Hull
    448694 | 67936 | Norfolk | Perry
    448695 | 67936 | Ratcliff | Bennet
    448696 | 67936 | Stanley | Anderson
    448697 | 67936 | Tressel | Dyer
    448698 | 67936 | Prince Edward | Miss Valois
    448699 | 67936 | Duke of York | Mas. Besford
    448700 | 67936 | Lady Anne | Mrs Vincent
    448701 | 67936 | Duchess of York | Mrs Ferguson
    448702 | 67936 | Queen | Mrs Ward.
    Performance: 67937 | 33149 | a | The Upholsterer | As17660117.
    AsSeeDate: 67937 | cg | a | As | 17660117
    Cast:
    448703 | 67937 | Watchman | Weller.
    448704 | 67937 | Barber | Woodward
    448705 | 67937 | Rovewell | Davis
    448706 | 67937 | Bellmour | Perry
    448707 | 67937 | Quidnunc | Dunstall
    448708 | 67937 | Pamphlet | Shuter
    448709 | 67937 | Feeble | Murden
    448710 | 67937 | Harriet | Mrs Baker
    448711 | 67937 | Termagant | Mrs Green.
    Performance: 67938 | 33149 | d | II: <i>The Drunken Peasant</i>-Miles (<i>Peasant</i>), Bennet (<i>Clown</i>); IV: A <i>Comic Dance</i>-Master King, Miss Pitt; End: <i>The Village Romps</i>, as17651019; Between acts of Farce: A <i>Double Hornpipe</i> (for this Night Only)-Walker (From <i>Drury Lane Theatre</i>), Miss Pitt, his scholar
    AsSeeDate: 67938 | cg | d | As | 17651019
    Performance: 67939 | 33149 | e | End: <i>The Cries of London</i>-Shuter

Mainpiece

Comments:
As17660310 but Richmond-Davis; Catesby-Wignel.
Cast:

Afterpiece

Comments:
As17660117.
Cast:

Dance

Comment: II: The Drunken Peasant-Miles (Peasant), Bennet (Clown); IV: A Comic Dance-Master King, Miss Pitt; End: The Village Romps, as17651019; Between acts of Farce: A Double Hornpipe (for this Night Only)-Walker (From Drury Lane Theatre), Miss Pitt, his scholar

Entertainment

Comment: End: The Cries of London-Shuter

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