28 September 1774

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Theatre: Covent Garden
Theatrical Season: 1774-1775
Volume: 4
Comments:

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  • Original Data

    Source: London Stage Information Bank

    *p28 cg Love in a Village. Woodcock-Shuter; Hawthorn-Reinhold; Young Meadows-Mattocks; Sir W. Meadows-Quick (first time); Eustace-DuBellamy (first time); Hodge-Dunstall; Deborah-Mrs Pitt; Margery-Mrs Baker; Lucinda-Mrs Mattocks; Rosetta-Miss Catley. *aThe Deuce Is in Him. Col. Tamper-Wroughton; Belford-DuBellamy; Prattle-Lewes; Bell-Mrs Bulkley; Mme Florival-Mrs Lessingham; Emily-Mrs Mattocks. *d[End of play: A Dance call'd%<i>The Provencale</i>-Master Holland, Miss Armstrong, Miss Ross. [See 29 May 1772.]

  • Cleaned Data

    *p1774 09 28 cg Love in a Village. Woodcock-Shuter; Hawthorn-Reinhold; Young Meadows-Mattocks; Sir W. Meadows-Quick (first time); Eustace-DuBellamy (first time); Hodge-Dunstall; Deborah-Mrs Pitt; Margery-Mrs Baker; Lucinda-Mrs Mattocks; Rosetta-Miss Catley.*a1774 09 28 cg The Deuce Is in Him. Col. Tamper-Wroughton; Belford-DuBellamy; Prattle-Lewes; Bell-Mrs Bulkley; Mme Florival-Mrs Lessingham; Emily-Mrs Mattocks.*d1774 09 28 cg End of play: A Dance call'd<i>The Provencale</i>-Master Holland, Miss Armstrong, Miss Ross. [^See17720529^.]

  • Parsed Data

    Event: 37786 | 17740928 | cg
    Performance: 78869 | 37786 | p | Love In A Village | Woodcock-Shuter; Hawthorn-Reinhold; Young Meadows-Mattocks; Sir W. Meadows-Quick (first time); Eustace-DuBellamy (first time); Hodge-Dunstall; Deborah-Mrs Pitt; Margery-Mrs Baker; Lucinda-Mrs Mattocks; Rosetta-Miss Catley.
    Cast:
    134488 | 78869 | Woodcock | Shuter
    134489 | 78869 | Hawthorn | Reinhold
    134490 | 78869 | Young Meadows | Mattocks
    134491 | 78869 | Meadows | Quick
    134492 | 78869 | Eustace | DuBellamy
    134493 | 78869 | Hodge | Dunstall
    134494 | 78869 | Deborah | Mrs Pitt
    134495 | 78869 | Margery | Mrs Baker
    134496 | 78869 | Lucinda | Mrs Mattocks
    134497 | 78869 | Rosetta | Miss Catley.
    Performance: 78870 | 37786 | a | The Deuce Is in Him | Col. Tamper-Wroughton; Belford-DuBellamy; Prattle-Lewes; Bell-Mrs Bulkley; Mme Florival-Mrs Lessingham; Emily-Mrs Mattocks.
    Cast:
    134498 | 78870 | Tamper | Wroughton
    134499 | 78870 | Belford | DuBellamy
    134500 | 78870 | Prattle | Lewes
    134501 | 78870 | Bell | Mrs Bulkley
    134502 | 78870 | Mme Florival | Mrs Lessingham
    134503 | 78870 | Emily | Mrs Mattocks.
    Performance: 78871 | 37786 | d | End of play: A Dance call'd<i>The Provencale</i>-Master Holland, Miss Armstrong, Miss Ross | [See17720529.]

Mainpiece

Title: Love In A Village
Comments:
Woodcock-Shuter; Hawthorn-Reinhold; Young Meadows-Mattocks; Sir W. Meadows-Quick (first time); Eustace-DuBellamy (first time); Hodge-Dunstall; Deborah-Mrs Pitt; Margery-Mrs Baker; Lucinda-Mrs Mattocks; Rosetta-Miss Catley.
Cast:

Related Works

What's this?

Dramatic works provisionally linked to this performance, including plays that may have been staged as well as their sources, adaptations, and sequels. Works are identified, where possible, with their "print witnesses:" early published editions that have been digitized by the Text Creation Partnership. TCP metadata may overlap or conflict with records curated by the LSDB team. Read more about the provenance and limitations of the data.

Work Title: Love in a Village
Associated Date?: 1762
Associated Playwright(s)?:
   Isaac Bickerstaffe (1728 - 1808)
   Karl F. Abel (1723 - 1787)
Print Witness(es)
Title:Love in a village; a comic opera
Author(s):Bickerstaff, Isaac, 1735-1812.
Publication Date:1763
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Afterpiece

Title: The Deuce Is in Him
Comments:
Col. Tamper-Wroughton; Belford-DuBellamy; Prattle-Lewes; Bell-Mrs Bulkley; Mme Florival-Mrs Lessingham; Emily-Mrs Mattocks.
Cast:

Related Works

What's this?

Dramatic works provisionally linked to this performance, including plays that may have been staged as well as their sources, adaptations, and sequels. Works are identified, where possible, with their "print witnesses:" early published editions that have been digitized by the Text Creation Partnership. TCP metadata may overlap or conflict with records curated by the LSDB team. Read more about the provenance and limitations of the data.

Work Title: The Deuce is in Him
Associated Date?: 1763
Associated Playwright(s)?:
   George Colman, the elder (1732 - 1794)
Work Title: The Three and the Deuce!
Associated Date?: 1806
Associated Playwright(s)?:
   Prince Hoare (1755 - 1834)
   Stephen Storace (1762 - 1796)

Dance

Comment: End of play: A Dance call'dThe Provencale-Master Holland, Miss Armstrong, Miss Ross. [See17720529.

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