*p1766 09 30 dl Romeo and Juliet. Romeo-Cautherly, 1st time; Mercutio-Palmer; Paris-Fawcett; Tybalt-Aickin; Escalus-Bransby; Benvolio-Packer; Peter-Weston; Capulet-Burton; Friar Lawrence-Havard; Lady Capulet-Mrs Bennet; Nurse-Mrs Cross; Juliet-Mrs Barry[, 1st time; Apothecary-Castle; [With a Funeral Procession, Vocal parts-Vernon, Champness, Mrs Vincent, Miss Young; [In Act I,] a <i>Masquerade Dance</i>-Sg Giorgi, Sga Giorgi.*a1766 09 30 dl Daphne and Amintor. ^As17660923^, but Dancing-Miss _Reynolds, Mrs <i>King.*c1766 09 30 dl Paid Housekeeper's Bills #21 9s.; Ditto his properties #1 19s. (<i>Drury Lane Treasurer's Book</i>). [These bills amounted to #222 and #37 respectively for the season, or an average of #6 per week for Housekeeping Bills and #1 per week for properties. No further itemization will be made. A patron wrote a letter to the <i>Gazetteer and New Daily Advertiser</i> on 6 Oct. 1766, suggesting that he was annoyed by the way "our noisy friends in the Upper Gallery" kept calling for the <i>Prologue</i>. The Uproar increased when the farce or <i>Daphne and Amintor</i> began. $Mr Vernon= was oblig'd to step forward, Cap in hand and apologize, which put him out of character." $Castle= was not in bill. Noted in review. See 4 Oct.] Receipts: #145 16s. 6d. (Drury Lane Treasurer's Book).