*p1773 10 30 cg Macbeth. ^As17731023^, but A <i>Dance of the Furies</i>-Fishar. [See <i>dl</i> 27 Nov. 1764.]*a1773 10 30 cg The Upholsterer. ^As17731001^, but Harriet-Miss Valois (playbill); <i>Harriet-$Mrs Baker</i> (<i>Public Advertiser</i>).*c1773 10 30 cg [Before the performance this evening $Macklin= came to the audience in person with a sheaf of newsclippings in his hand and belabored his detractors, falsely accusing $Reddish= and $Sparks= from <i>Drury Lane</i> as leading a planned coalition against him. The play went on with applause, but affidavits sworn under oath by both Sparks and Reddish the following day, brought the dispute to such a head in the newspaper that a riot occured the night of 18 Nov., when Macklin did <i>Shylock</i>r (since $Colman= would not risk <i>Macbeth</i> after 13 Nov.) and announcement was made by Colman that Macklin had been dismissed. See 23 Oct.] Receipts: #152 11s. 6d. (Account Book).