09 May 1778

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Theatre: Covent Garden
Theatrical Season: 1777-1778
Volume: 5
Comments: Benefit for Peile. Mainpiece: Not acted these 6 years. Tickets delivered by Dagueville will be taken. Public Advertiser, 1 May and 27 Apr.: Tickets to be had of Peile at his house in North-street, Westminster; of Dagueville, Bow-street, Covent Garden. Receipts: #149 2s. 6d. (56.14.6; tickets: 92.8.0) (charge: #105)

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    *p cg Oroonoko. Oroonoko-Peile [1st appearance in that character]; Governor-Whitfield; Blandford-Hull; Captain Driver-Dunstall; Stanmore-Robson; Jack Stanmore-Booth; Hotman-L'Estrange; Daniel-Quick; Aboan-Aickin; Charlotte Weldon-Miss Ambrose; Lucy-Mrs Whitfield; Widow Lackit-Mrs Pitt; Imoinda-Mrs Jackson. *aThe Upholsterer. As 17 Nov. 1777, but Termagant-Mrs Pitt. *dEnd II: [new dance,% <i>The Arts and Sciences</i>-Dagueville, Dagueville's pupils; End: [new pantomimical dance,% <i>The Russian Light Infantry andCossack Camp</i>-Dagueville, Sga Tinte, Sga Vidini (1st appearance this season), fifty more performers. *sEnd IV: a <i>song</i>-Mrs Farrell. *cBenefit for $Peile=. Mainpiece: Not acted these 6 years. Tickets delivered by $Dagueville= will be taken. <i>Public Advertiser</i>, 1 May and 27 Apr.: Tickets to be had of Peile at his house in <i>North-street</i>, <i>Westminster</i>; of Dagueville, <i>Bow-street</i>, <i>Covent Garden</i>. Receipts: #149 2s. 6d. (56.14.6; tickets: 92.8.0) (charge: #105).

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    *p1778 05 09 cg Oroonoko. Oroonoko-Peile [1st appearance in that character]; Governor-Whitfield; Blandford-Hull; Captain Driver-Dunstall; Stanmore-Robson; Jack Stanmore-Booth; Hotman-L'Estrange; Daniel-Quick; Aboan-Aickin; Charlotte Weldon-Miss Ambrose; Lucy-Mrs Whitfield; Widow Lackit-Mrs Pitt; Imoinda-Mrs Jackson.*a1778 05 09 cg The Upholsterer. ^As17771117^, but Termagant-Mrs Pitt.*d1778 05 09 cg End II: new dance, <i>The Arts and Sciences</i>-Dagueville, Dagueville's pupils; End: new pantomimical dance, <i>The Russian Light Infantry and Cossack Camp</i>-Dagueville, Sga Tinte, Sga Vidini (1st appearance this season), fifty more performers.*s1778 05 09 cg End IV: a <i>song</i>-Mrs Farrell.*c1778 05 09 cg Benefit for $Peile=. Mainpiece: Not acted these 6 years. Tickets delivered by $Dagueville= will be taken. <i>Public Advertiser</i>, 1 May and 27 Apr.: Tickets to be had of Peile at his house in <i>North-street</i>, <i>Westminster</i>; of Dagueville, <i>Bow-street</i>, <i>Covent Garden</i>. Receipts: #149 2s. 6d. (56.14.6; tickets: 92.8.0) (charge: #105).

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    Event: 39864 | 17780509 | cg | Benefit for $Peile=. Mainpiece: Not acted these 6 years. Tickets delivered by $Dagueville= will be taken. <i>Public Advertiser</i>, 1 May and 27 Apr.: Tickets to be had of Peile at his house in <i>North-street</i>, <i>Westminster</i>; of Dagueville, <i>Bow-street</i>, <i>Covent Garden</i>. Receipts: #149 2s. 6d. (56.14.6; tickets: 92.8.0) (charge: #105)
    Performance: 84262 | 39864 | p | Oroonoko | Oroonoko-Peile [1st appearance in that character]; Governor-Whitfield; Blandford-Hull; Captain Driver-Dunstall; Stanmore-Robson; Jack Stanmore-Booth; Hotman-L'Estrange; Daniel-Quick; Aboan-Aickin; Charlotte Weldon-Miss Ambrose; Lucy-Mrs Whitfield; Widow Lackit-Mrs Pitt; Imoinda-Mrs Jackson.
    Cast:
    144497 | 84262 | Oroonoko | Peile
    144498 | 84262 | Governor | Whitfield
    144499 | 84262 | Blandford | Hull
    144500 | 84262 | Captain Driver | Dunstall
    144501 | 84262 | Stanmore | Robson
    144502 | 84262 | Jack Stanmore | Booth
    144503 | 84262 | Hotman | L'Estrange
    144504 | 84262 | Daniel | Quick
    144505 | 84262 | Aboan | Aickin
    144506 | 84262 | Charlotte Weldon | Miss Ambrose
    144507 | 84262 | Lucy | Mrs Whitfield
    144508 | 84262 | Widow Lackit | Mrs Pitt
    144509 | 84262 | Imoinda | Mrs Jackson.
    Performance: 84263 | 39864 | a | The Upholsterer | As17771117, but Termagant-Mrs Pitt.
    AsSeeDate: 84263 | cg | a | As | 17771117
    Cast:
    144510 | 84263 | Termagant | Mrs Pitt.
    532111 | 84263 | Razor | Lee Lewes
    532112 | 84263 | Pamphlet | Wilson
    532113 | 84263 | Quidnunc | Dunstall
    532114 | 84263 | Harriet | Mrs Whitfield
    Performance: 84264 | 39864 | d | End II: new dance, <i>The Arts and Sciences</i>-Dagueville, Dagueville's pupils; End: new pantomimical dance, <i>The Russian Light Infantry and Cossack Camp</i>-Dagueville, Sga Tinte, Sga Vidini (1st appearance this season), fifty more performers
    Performance: 84265 | 39864 | s | End IV: a <i>song</i>-Mrs Farrell

Mainpiece

Title: Oroonoko
Comments:
Oroonoko-Peile [1st appearance in that character]; Governor-Whitfield; Blandford-Hull; Captain Driver-Dunstall; Stanmore-Robson; Jack Stanmore-Booth; Hotman-L'Estrange; Daniel-Quick; Aboan-Aickin; Charlotte Weldon-Miss Ambrose; Lucy-Mrs Whitfield; Widow Lackit-Mrs Pitt; Imoinda-Mrs Jackson.
Cast:

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Work Title: Oroonoko
Associated Date?: 1696
Associated Playwright(s)?:
   Thomas Southerne (1660 - 1746)
Print Witness(es)
Title:Oroonoko
Author(s):Southerne, Thomas, 1660-1746.; Congreve, William, 1670-1729.; Behn, Aphra, 1640-1689. Oroonoko.
Publication Date:1696
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Work Title: Oroonoko
Associated Date?: 1696
Associated Playwright(s)?:
Print Witness(es)
Title:Oroonoko
Author(s):Southerne, Thomas, 1660-1746.; Congreve, William, 1670-1729.; Behn, Aphra, 1640-1689. Oroonoko.
Publication Date:1696
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Work Title: Oroonoko
Associated Date?: 1759
Associated Playwright(s)?:
   John Hawkesworth (1720 - 1773)
Work Title: The Royal Slave
Associated Date?: 1760
Associated Playwright(s)?:
   Francis Gentleman (1728 - 1784)
Print Witness(es)
Title:Oroonoko
Author(s):Gentleman, Francis, 1728-1784.
Publication Date:1760
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Afterpiece

Title: The Upholsterer
Comments:
As17771117, but Termagant-Mrs Pitt.
Cast:

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Work Title: The Upholsterer
Associated Date?: 1758
Associated Playwright(s)?:
   Arthur Murphy (1727 - 1805)
Print Witness(es)
Title:The upholsterer
Author(s):Murphy, Arthur, 1727-1805.
Publication Date:1758
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Dance

Comment: End II: new dance, The Arts and Sciences-Dagueville, Dagueville's pupils; End: new pantomimical dance, The Russian Light Infantry and Cossack Camp-Dagueville, Sga Tinte, Sga Vidini (1st appearance this season), fifty more performers

Song

Comment: End IV: a song-Mrs Farrell

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