London Stage Event: 13 July 1780 at Haymarket Theatre

13 July 1780

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Theatre: Haymarket Theatre

Theatrical Season: 1779-1780

Volume: 5

Comments: [In afterpiece the playbill retains Wood, but "As soon as the play was finished, Palmer stepped forward, and...informed the Audience that Wood was taken suddenly and dangerously ill, but in order to prevent the Company from being disappointed of the farce, R. Palmer had undertaken to perform the character of Bouquet at a few hours notice. After the usual Musick the farce commenced, and it is but justice to R. Palmer to declare that he acquitted himself much to his own credit and entirely to the satisfaction of the audience" (Morning Chronicle, 14 July).

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*p hay The Separate Maintenance. As 13 June. *aThe Son-in-law.As 13 June, but Bouquet-R. Palmer [in place of $Woods=%. *c[In afterpiece the playbill retains $Wood=, but "As soon as the play was finished, $Palmer= steppedforward, and...informed the Audience that Wood was taken suddenly and dangerously ill, but in order to prevent the Company from being disappointed of the farce, $R. Palmer= had undertaken to perform the character of Bouquetr at a few hours notice. After the usual Musick the farce commenced, and it is but justice toR. Palmer to declare that he acquitted himself much to his own credit and entirely to the satisfaction of the audience" (Morning Chronicle, 14 July).]
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*p1780 07 13 hay The Separate Maintenance. ^As17800613^.*a1780 07 13 hay The Son-in-law. ^As17800613^ but Bouquet-R. Palmer in place of $Woods=.*c1780 07 13 hay [In afterpiece the playbill retains $Wood=, but "As soon as the play was finished, $Palmer= stepped forward, and...informed the Audience that Wood was taken suddenly and dangerously ill, but in order to prevent the Company from being disappointed of the farce, $R. Palmer= had undertaken to perform the character of Bouquetr at a few hours notice. After the usual Musick the farce commenced, and it is but justice to R. Palmer to declare that he acquitted himself much to his own credit and entirely to the satisfaction of the audience" (Morning Chronicle, 14 July).]
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Event: 41058 | 17800713 | hay | [In afterpiece the playbill retains $Wood=, but "As soon as the play was finished, $Palmer= stepped forward, and...informed the Audience that Wood was taken suddenly and dangerously ill, but in order to prevent the Company from being disappointed of the farce, $R. Palmer= had undertaken to perform the character of Bouquet at a few hours notice. After the usual Musick the farce commenced, and it is but justice to R. Palmer to declare that he acquitted himself much to his own credit and entirely to the satisfaction of the audience" (Morning Chronicle, 14 July).

Performance: 87446 | 41058 | p | The Separate Maintenance | As17800613.
AsSeeDate: 87446 | hay | p | As | 17800613

Cast:
551403 | 87446 | Characters | Palmer, Bannister Jun., Aickin, Gardner, Stevens, Kenny, Barrett, Edwin, Wilson, Mrs Webb, Mrs Hitchcock, Mrs Lloyd, Mrs Poussin, Miss Wood, Mrs Lefevre, Miss Hale, Miss Twist, Mrs Cuyler, Miss Farren. Cast adjusted from Gazetteer, 1 Sept. 1779: Leveret-Palmer

551404 | 87446 | Leveret | Palmer

551405 | 87446 | Lord Newbery | Bannister Jun.

551406 | 87446 | Touchwood | Aickin

551407 | 87446 | Fraction | Gardner

551408 | 87446 | Minim | Edwin

551409 | 87446 | Lord Oldcastle | Wilson

551410 | 87446 | Lady Oldcastle | Mrs Webb

551411 | 87446 | Miss English | Mrs Hitchcock

551412 | 87446 | Mrs Frankly | Mrs Lloyd

551413 | 87446 | Lady Didapper | Mrs Poussin

551414 | 87446 | Grace | Miss Wood

551415 | 87446 | Mrs Fustian | Mrs Lefevre

551416 | 87446 | Mrs Revel | Mrs Cuyler

551417 | 87446 | Lady Newbery | Miss Farren

551418 | 87446 | unassigned | Stevens, Kenny, Barrett, Miss Hale, Miss Twist.

Performance: 87447 | 41058 | a | The Son-in-law | As17800613 but Bouquet-R. Palmer in place of $Woods=.
AsSeeDate: 87447 | hay | a | As | 17800613

Cast:
150563 | 87447 | Bouquet | R. Palmer in place of $Woods=.

551419 | 87447 | Characters | Wilson, Edwin, Wood, Baddeley, Lamash, Barrett, Stevens, Kenny, Bannister, Mrs Lefevre, Miss Harper. Cast adjusted from Public Advertiser, 17 Aug. 1779, and playbill of 29 June 1786: Cranky-Wilson

551420 | 87447 | Cranky | Wilson

551421 | 87447 | Bowkitt | Edwin

551422 | 87447 | Vinegar | Baddeley

551423 | 87447 | Idle | Lamash

551424 | 87447 | Orator Mum | Barrett

551425 | 87447 | John | Stevens

551426 | 87447 | Signor Arionelli | Bannister

551427 | 87447 | Dolce | Mrs Lefevre

551428 | 87447 | Cecilia | Miss Harper

551429 | 87447 | unassigned | Kenny.