*p1787 01 29 dl Cymbeline. Posthumus-Kemble; Bellarius-Aickin; Guiderius-Barrymore; Arviragus-R. Palmer; Cymbeline-Staunton; Pissanio-Packer; Lucius-Phillimore; French Gentleman-Fawcett; Philario-Chaplin; Cornelius-Alfred; Cloten-Dodd; Iachimo-Smith; Queen-Mrs Hopkins; Imogen-Mrs Siddons (1st appearance in the character [in <i>London</i>]).*a1787 01 29 dl The Romp. ^As17860930^.*d1787 01 29 dl II: a Masquerade Scene-; with <i>Dancing</i>-Ferrere, Menage, Miss Stageldoir; End III: <i>La Soiree Provencalle</i>, ^as17870113^.*s1787 01 29 dl II: <i>Singing</i>-Miss Romanzini [The Dancing was included, as here assigned, in all subsequent performances].*c1787 01 29 dl Benefit for $Mrs Siddons= [whose 1st appearance as <i>Imogen</i>r was at <i>Bath</i>, 15 Apr. 1779]. Part of the Pit will be laid into the Boxes. To prevent Confusion, Ladies are desired to send their Servants at half past Four o'Clock. <i>Public Advertiser</i>, 13 Jan.: Tickets to be had of Mrs Siddons, <i>Gower-street</i>, <i>Bedford-square</i>. "The exact receipts of Mrs Siddons's house on Monday were #332 [actually #335 5s., excluding the 2nd account and after-money], which, with bank notes for side-boxes, and gold tickets through all the boxes, raise the total to about #650 or #700. This benefit is clear of the nightly charges of the house" (<i>Morning Chronicle</i>, 1 Feb.). Receipts. #344 17s. 6d. (161.10.0; 9.11.6; 0.1.0; tickets: 173.15.0) (charge: free).