*p1772 02 26 dl The Grecian Daughter. Parts by Barry, Reddish, Aickin, Palmer, J. Aickin, Paker, Hurst, Davies, Inchbald, Wheeler, Griffith, Miss Platt, Mrs Barry. <i>Prologue</i>-; <i>Epilogue</i>-; Evander-Barry; Dionysius-Palmer; Philotus-Reddish; Melanthon-Aickin; Phocion-J. Aickin; Euphrasia-Mrs Barry; Greek Herald-Packer; Arcas-Hurst; Greek Soldier-Davies; Calippus-Inchbald; Officers-Wheeler, Griffith; Erixene-Miss Platt ($Genest=, V, 323).*a1772 02 26 dl Thom^as^and Sally. ^As17711217^.*c1772 02 26 dl Mainpiece: A New Tragedy never performed before. This Tragedy was written by $Mr Murphy= & has great Merit, it is very carefully got up & well perform'd, & receiv'd uncommon Applause $Mrs Barry= Display great Tragick powers & receiv'd the vast Applause She merited--She will gain great Reputation in the part (<i>Hopkins Diary</i>). New Scenes, Dresses, Decorations. <i>Theatrical Review</i>, 26 Feb.: Mrs Barry rose beyond herself, if we may be allowed the expression, in the laborious Character of <i>Euphrasia</i>r....The scenes and decorations were well adapted to the importance of the piece. The representation of the city of <i>Syracuse</i>v, with a view of the sea; and the Temple scene, with the mausoleum, in particular are extremely well executed, and do credit to the theatre, and honor to the artists who designed and painted them. Paid two notes for $Mr J. Aickin=, per order #12 1s. 8d. (Treasurer's Book). Receipts: #251 7s. 6d. (Treasurer's Book).