14 January 1792

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Theatre: Pantheon, Oxford Street
Theatrical Season: 1791-1792
Volume: 5
Comments: [La Pastorella Nobile, with La Fontaine d'Amour and La Fete Villageoise announced, in place of La Discordia Conjugale, "unavoidably postponed," but not performed. "On Saturday last [the Pantheon] was burnt to the ground. The fire broke out about two o'clock in the Painter's room...The building before seven in the morning was a mere shell" (Morning Herald, 18 Jan.). For continuation of opera season see hay, 14 Feb.

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    *p pan None. *c[<i>La Pastorella Nobile</i>, with <i>La Fontaine d'Amour</i> and <i>La Fete Villageoise</i> announced, in place of <i>La Discordia Conjugale</i>, "unavoidably postponed," but not performed. "On Saturday last [the <i>Pantheon</i>] was burnt to the ground. The fire broke out about two o'clock in the Painter's room...The building before seven in the morning was a mere shell" (<i>Morning Herald</i>, 18 Jan.). For continuation of opera season see <i>hay</i>, 14 Feb.]

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    *p1792 01 14 pan None.*c1792 01 14 pan [<i>La Pastorella Nobile</i>, with <i>La Fontaine d'Amour</i> and <i>La Fete Villageoise</i> announced, in place of <i>La Discordia Conjugale</i>, "unavoidably postponed," but not performed. "On Saturday last [the <i>Pantheon</i>] was burnt to the ground. The fire broke out about two o'clock in the Painter's room...The building before seven in the morning was a mere shell" (<i>Morning Herald</i>, 18 Jan.). For continuation of opera season see <i>hay</i>, 14 Feb.]

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    Event: 47626 | 17920114 | pan | [<i>La Pastorella Nobile</i>, with <i>La Fontaine d'Amour</i> and <i>La Fete Villageoise</i> announced, in place of <i>La Discordia Conjugale</i>, "unavoidably postponed," but not performed. "On Saturday last [the <i>Pantheon</i>] was burnt to the ground. The fire broke out about two o'clock in the Painter's room...The building before seven in the morning was a mere shell" (<i>Morning Herald</i>, 18 Jan.). For continuation of opera season see <i>hay</i>, 14 Feb.
    Performance: 104471 | 47626 | p | None

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   Charles Dibdin (1745 - 1814)

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