04 April 1775

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Theatre: Covent Garden
Theatrical Season: 1774-1775
Volume: 4
Comments: Benefit for Lee. Last Performance but two before the Holidays. Afterpiece: Never acted there. In the comic scenes will be introduced (as they were sung in Masqued and other Characters) the favorite songs, Ye Warwickshire Lads and Lasses, Sweet Willy O, The Mulberry Tree, and the Roundelay of Sisters of the Tuneful Strain. In the second act, a Statue of Shakespeare will be erected, and the ode on Dedicating a Temple to that great poet recited, with proper Airs and Chorusses-Particularly Sweetest Bard that Ever Sung, Tho' Crimes from Death and Torture Fly, the Characteristic Song on Falstaff, More Gentle than the Southern Gale, and Thou Soft-Flowing Avon. Part of Pit laid into boxes

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    Source: London Stage Information Bank

    *pcg She Stoops to Conquer. As 21 Sept. 1774. *aThe Jubilee at Stratford upon avon. Drunken Man, Steward of the Jubilee-Lee; Principal <i>vocal</i> parts (comic and serious)-Reinhold, Mattocks, Mrs Baker, DuBellamy, Miss Brown, Miss Dayes, Mrs Mattocks (playbill). *dEnd I Afterpiece: <i>The Vintage Festival</i>, as 7 Oct. 1774. *cBenefit for $Lee=. Last Performance but two before the Holidays. Afterpiece: Never acted there. In the comic scenes will be introduced (as they were sung in Masqued and other Characters) the favorite songs, <i>Ye Warwickshire Lads and Lasses</i>, <i>Sweet Willy O</i>, <i>The Mulberry Tree</i>, and the Roundelay of <i>Sisters of the Tuneful Strain</i>. In the second act, a Statue of $Shakespeare= will be erected, and the <i>ode</i> on Dedicating a Temple to that great poet recited, with proper Airs and Chorusses-Particularly <i>Sweetest Bard that Ever Sung</i>, <i>Tho' Crimes from Death and Torture Fly</i>, the Characteristic Song on <i>Falstaff</i>r, <i>More Gentle than the Southern Gale</i>, and <i>Thou Soft-Flowing Avon</i>. Part of Pit laid into boxes.

  • Cleaned Data

    *p1775 04 04 cg She Stoops to Conquer. ^As17740921^.*a1775 04 04 cg The Jubilee at Stratford upon avon. Drunken Man, Steward of the Jubilee-Lee; Principal <i>vocal</i> parts (comic and serious)-Reinhold, Mattocks, Mrs Baker, DuBellamy, Miss Brown, Miss Dayes, Mrs Mattocks (playbill).*d1775 04 04 cg End I Afterpiece: <i>The Vintage Festival</i>, ^as17741007^.*c1775 04 04 cg Benefit for $Lee=. Last Performance but two before the Holidays. Afterpiece: Never acted there. In the comic scenes will be introduced (as they were sung in Masqued and other Characters) the favorite songs, <i>Ye Warwickshire Lads and Lasses</i>, <i>Sweet Willy O</i>, <i>The Mulberry Tree</i>, and the Roundelay of <i>Sisters of the Tuneful Strain</i>. In the second act, a Statue of $Shakespeare= will be erected, and the <i>ode</i> on Dedicating a Temple to that great poet recited, with proper Airs and Chorusses-Particularly <i>Sweetest Bard that Ever Sung</i>, <i>Tho' Crimes from Death and Torture Fly</i>, the Characteristic Song on <i>Falstaff</i>r, <i>More Gentle than the Southern Gale</i>, and <i>Thou Soft-Flowing Avon</i>. Part of Pit laid into boxes.

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    Event: 38139 | 17750404 | cg | Benefit for $Lee=. Last Performance but two before the Holidays. Afterpiece: Never acted there. In the comic scenes will be introduced (as they were sung in Masqued and other Characters) the favorite songs, <i>Ye Warwickshire Lads and Lasses</i>, <i>Sweet Willy O</i>, <i>The Mulberry Tree</i>, and the Roundelay of <i>Sisters of the Tuneful Strain</i>. In the second act, a Statue of $Shakespeare= will be erected, and the <i>ode</i> on Dedicating a Temple to that great poet recited, with proper Airs and Chorusses-Particularly <i>Sweetest Bard that Ever Sung</i>, <i>Tho' Crimes from Death and Torture Fly</i>, the Characteristic Song on <i>Falstaff</i>, <i>More Gentle than the Southern Gale</i>, and <i>Thou Soft-Flowing Avon</i>. Part of Pit laid into boxes
    Performance: 79709 | 38139 | p | She Stoops To Conquer | As17740921.
    AsSeeDate: 79709 | cg | p | As | 17740921
    Cast:
    509326 | 79709 | Hardcastle | Shuter
    509327 | 79709 | Tony | Quick
    509328 | 79709 | Marlow | Lewis
    509329 | 79709 | Hastings | DuBellamy
    509330 | 79709 | Sir Charles Marlow | Fearon
    509331 | 79709 | Mrs Hardcastle | Mrs Green
    509332 | 79709 | Miss Neville | Mrs Lessingham
    509333 | 79709 | Miss Hardcastle | Mrs Bulkley.
    Performance: 79710 | 38139 | a | The Jubilee at Stratford upon avon | Drunken Man, Steward of the Jubilee-Lee; Principal <i>vocal</i> parts (comic and serious)-Reinhold, Mattocks, Mrs Baker, DuBellamy, Miss Brown, Miss Dayes, Mrs Mattocks (playbill).
    Cast:
    136092 | 79710 | Steward of the Jubilee | Lee
    136093 | 79710 | Principal <i>vocal</i> parts | Reinhold, Mattocks, Mrs Baker, DuBellamy, Miss Brown, Miss Dayes, Mrs Mattocks
    Performance: 79711 | 38139 | d | End I Afterpiece: <i>The Vintage Festival</i>, as17741007
    AsSeeDate: 79711 | cg | d | As | 17741007

Mainpiece

Title: She Stoops To Conquer
Comments:
As17740921.
Cast:

Afterpiece

Title: The Jubilee at Stratford upon avon
Comments:
Drunken Man, Steward of the Jubilee-Lee; Principal vocal parts (comic and serious)-Reinhold, Mattocks, Mrs Baker, DuBellamy, Miss Brown, Miss Dayes, Mrs Mattocks (playbill).
Cast:

Dance

Comment: End I Afterpiece: The Vintage Festival, as17741007

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