*p1776 03 07 dl Zara. ^As17751025^, but Chatillion-Wrighten.*a1776 03 07 dl The Spleen; or, Islington Spa. Parts by: King, Palmer, Moody, Brereton, Baddeley, Lamash, Whitfield, Wrighten, Everard, Parsons, Mrs Hopkins, Miss P. Hopkins, Mrs Davies; Mrs Love, Mrs King. <i>Prologue</i>-King; <i>Epilogue</i>-Mrs King; Rubrick-King; Jack Rubrick-Palmer; Machoof-Moody; Merton-Brereton; Aspin-Baddeley; Merton's Servant-Lamash; Clerk-Whitfield; Folio-Wrighten; D'Oyley-Parsons; Servt?-Everard; Mrs Rubrick-Mrs Hopkins; Eliza-Miss P. Hopkins; Maid-Mrs Davies; Mrs Tabitha-Mrs Love; Laetitia-Mrs King ($Genest=, V, 491).*d1776 03 07 dl V: <i>The Sailors Revels</i>, ^as17751220^.*c1776 03 07 dl Mainpiece: By Particular Desire and advertised as $Garrick='s last time of performing the character of <i>Lusignan</i>r. This Farce of Two Acts was written by $Mr Colman= -the first Act was receiv'd with great Applause the second Act a little heavy -and not so much Applause as the first (<i>Hopkins Diary</i>). Paid $Mr Park= 1 chorus 4 nights (<i>Jubilee</i>) #1 10s. (Treasurer's Book). [The <i>Westminster Magazine</i> for March tells the plot of the afterpiece, and concludes: "The wit and dialogue of this piece will hardly keep it long in esteem with the public. They are sometimes lively, but generally pert and affected."] Receipts: #272 18s. 6d. (Treasurer's Book).