*p1776 03 19 cg As You Like It. ^As17760205^.*a1776 03 19 cg The Imposters; or, A Cure for Credulity. Principal parts- Woodward, Wilson, Wroughton,Thompson, Lewis, Mrs Pitt,Mrs Willems; Miss Dayes, with a <i>Prologue</i>-Woodward; <i>Larpent MS 409</i> lists parts: <i>Credello</i>r, Pedro, <i>Alphonso</i>r, Lopez, <i>Alguazil</i>r, <i>Two Gentlemen</i>r, <i>Two Servants</i>r, Jacinta, Florentine, <i>Iris</i>r. $Genest=, V, 519, lists Lopez-Woodward; Don Creduloso-Wilson; Pedro-Wroughton; Jacintha-Mrs Pitt; Florentine-Miss Dayes.*d1776 03 19 cg I: A <i>New Hornpipe</i>-Miss Besford; End Comedy: <i>Mirth and Jollity</i>, ^as17760102^.*c1776 03 19 cg Benefit for $Woodward=. Mainpiece: By Particular Desire. Afterpiece : A New Farce [by $Joseph Reed=] from a Story in <i>Gil Blas</i>, never perform'd (<i>Larpent MS 409</i>). Tickets deliver'd for the <i>Double Gallant</i> will be taken. [The <i>Westminster Magazine</i> for March lists Alguazil-$Thompson=; Alphonso-$Lewis=; <i>Inis-$Mrs Willems</i>, tells the story for the play, and concludes: "The story is professedly taken from Gil Blas, and although we cannot pay the Dramatist any great compliment either on his diction, the management of his fable, the sublimity of his allusions, or in a word, on the excellence of his tout ensemble; it would be unjust were we not to say, that the farce provok'd most hearty peals of laughter; it may therefore serve as well as any other such <i>Bartholomew-fair</i>-like droll for a heel-piece to the performance on a benefit night."]