*p1787 10 26 dl The Pilgrim. Pedro-Kemble; Roderigo-Barrymore; Seberto-Williames; Curio-Benson; Lopez-Suett; Jaquez-Burton; Outlaws-Spencer, Alfred; Stammering Servant <i>and</i> Mad Englishman-R. Palmer; Mad Scholar-Whitfield; Mad Taylor-Waldron; Old Pilgrim-Packer; Mast. of the Madhouse-Chaplin; Gentleman-Wilson; Beggar-Jones; Drunken Servant-Bates; Porter-Fawcett; Peasants-Lamash, Phillimore; Alphonso-Baddeley; Alinda-Mrs Taylor; Fool-Miss Collins; Juletta-Mrs Jordan.*a1787 10 26 dl All the World's a Stage. ^As17870920^, but Sir Gilbert Pumpkin-Waldron.*d1787 10 26 dl End I: a <i>New Dance</i>-Hamoir, Ferrere, the Miss Stageldoirs; End III: The Capricious Lovers, ^as17870920^; End IV: another <i>New Dance</i>-Hamoir, Ferrere, the Miss Stageldoirs.*c1787 10 26 dl Mainpiece [1st time; C 5]: Altered from $Beaumont= and $Fletcher=, by $Dryden= [by $Thomas King=. The original alteration, 1700, was by $Sir John Vanbrugh=, not by Dryden. The present alteration has been attributed to $John Philip Kemble=, but in his copy of the play, now in the <i>Huntington Library</i> (K-D 95), he has written "by Thomas King"]. <i>Public Advertiser</i>, 22 Nov. 1787: This Day is published, as now revived with material Additions, <i>The Pilgrim</i> (1s.). Receipts: #85 9s. 6d. (72.5.0; 13.4.6; 0.0.0).