*p1774 12 02 cg Artaxerxes. ^As17741129^.*a1774 12 02 cg The Romance of An Hour. Parts by: Shuter, Bensley, Clarke, Lee Lewes, Quick, Dunstall, Miss Pearce, Mrs Green, Mrs Bulkley. With a New <i>Prologue</i> and <i>Epilogue</i>. Sir Hector Strangeways-Shuter; Brownlow-Bensley; Col. Ormsby-Clarke; Bussora-Lee Lewes; Orson-Quick; Pillage-Dunstall; James-Bates; Jenny-Miss Pearce; Lady Di Strangeways-Mrs Green; Zelida-Mrs Bulkley; With a New <i>Prologue</i> by $Kelly=-Lee; <i>Epilogue</i> by Kelly-Mrs Bulkley (Edition of 1774).*d1774 12 02 cg I: <i>The Vintage Festival</i>, ^as17741007^; End Opera: <i>The Irish Lilt</i>-Aldridge, Miss Valois. [^See17731005^] .*c1774 12 02 cg Afterpiece: A New Comedy (by $Hugh Kelly=] of 2 Acts never perform'd. [Written, as the author states in his Advertisement to the Edition of 1774, at the instigation of and on the inspiration of $Mrs Abington=. The <i>Larpent MS 379</i> lists a partial cast and the lengths for each part: 10 <i>Hector Strangeways-$Shuter</i>; 7 <i>Brownlow-$Bensley</i>; 5 <i>Ormsby-$Clarke</i>; 6 <i>Bussora-...; 5 +Orson-...; 6 +Pillage-$Dunstall</i>; 1!2 <i>Servant-...; 5 +Lady Strangeways-$Mrs Green</i>; 7 1!2 <i>Zelinda</i>r 1!2 <i>Jenny-....(A Length was 42 lines of dialogue.)] [From the +Westminster Magazine</i>, Dec: Though there is scarce anything new in the Plot, Characters, Dialogue of this piece; yet upon the whole we found it extremely entertaining. The <i>Indian servant</i> is well introduced to satirize the follies and vices of the metropolis; and <i>Sir Hector</i>r and his son give us a good dish of sea terms, well served up by Messrs $Shuter= and $Quick=."]