blplaybills.org | Covent Garden Theatre London Playbill: May 31, 1821 - Miss Dance's Night: Revival of Tobin's Comedy of The Honeymoon

Cast

Mr. C. Kemble: The Duke
Mr. Comer: Count
Mr. Jones: Rolando, Col. Freelove
Mr. Egerton: Balthazar
Mr. Blanchard: Lampedo
Mr. Barnes: Lopez
Mr. Atkins: Campillo, James
Mr. Liston: Jaques (the Mock Duke), Endless
Mr. Louis: Olmedo, John
Mr. King: Pedro
Miss Dance: Juliana (first time & with the original Song), Margaretta (for That Night Only)
Miss Foote: Volante
Mrs. Davenport: Hostess
Miss Beaumont: Zamora, Louisa
Mr. Claremont: Lord Rivers
Mrs. Gibbs: Lady Elizabeth Freelove
Mrs. Emery: Mrs Davies
Mr. Pyne: Frederick
Mr. Fawcett: Robin
Mr. Taylor: Crop
Mr. Mears: Thomas
Mr. J. Isaacs: William
Miss E. Green: Nelly
Mrs. Liston: Dorothy

Metadata

Volume: Playbills 98
Theatre: Covent Garden Theatre
Location: Covent Garden Theatre
Date Range: 1821-1822
Shelfmark: Playbills 98
Holding Institution: British Library
Supplier: blplaybills.org

Original text

MissDance's Night THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN This present THURSDAY, May 31, 1821, will be revived TOBIN'S admired Comedy of The Honeymoon. The Duke (first time) by Mr. C. KEMBLE, Count by Mr. COMER. Rolando by Mr. JONES, Balthazar by Mr. EGERTON, Lampedo by Mr. BLANCHARD, Lopez by Mr. BARNES, Campillo by Mr. ATKINS Jaques (the Mock Duke) by Mr. LISTON, Olmedo Mr Louis, Pedro Mr King Juliana (first time & with the original Song) by Miss DANCE, Volante by Miss FOOTE, Hostess by Mrs. DAVENPORT, Zamora by Miss BEAUMONT. In act IV. a DANCE by the Characters. After which, the popular Interlude of A Day after the Wedding; Or, A Wife's First Lesson. Col. Freelove by Mr. JONES. Lord Rivers Mr. CLAREMONT. James Mr ATKINS. John Mr LOUIS Lady Elizabeth Freelove, Mrs GIBBS. Mrs Davies by Mrs Emery. To which will be added the musical Farce of NoSongNoSupper. Frederick by Mr. PYNE, Robin, Mr. FAWCETT, Endless, Mr. LISTON, Crop, Mr. TAYLOR, Thomas, Mr. MEARS, William, Mr. J. ISAACS Louisa by Miss BEAUMONT, Nelly, Miss E. GREEN, Dorothy, Mrs. LISTON, Margaretta (for That Night Only) by Miss DANCE. N. B. Box Tickets admit to the Boxes Only. Printed by E. Macleish, 2, Bow-street. DAMON and PYTHIAS, was produced on Monday, and received a gradation of applause seldom exceeded-- it terminated in the most general and enthusiastic bursts of approbation ever wit- nessed in a Theatre--it will therefore be repeated on Saturday and Monday. Shakspeare's Play of The TEMPEST will be repeated for the 8th time Tomorrow. The GRAND TOUR, for the 4th and 5th times, Tomorrow and Saturday. And UNDINE, for the 26th time, on Thursday next. Repeated enquiries having been made after HARLEQUIN and FRIAR BACON, the Publick is respectfully informed, that In consequence of Mr. GRIMALDI'S convalescence, the Pantomime can be per- formed for the 53d time on Monday next, which is the only night open for it for some weeks. Tomorrow, (8th time, Shakspeare's Play of The TEMPEST. With the GRAND TOUR. On Saturday, (3d time) the New Tragedy of DAMON and PYTHIAS. On Monday, the new Tragedy of DAMON and PYTHIAS. With the Pantomime of HARLEQUIN & FRIAR BACON. On Tuesday, for the Benefit of Mr. & Mrs. C. KEMBLE, the Comedy of The SCHOOL for SCANDAL. With the new Piece of LONDON STARS---& the musical Farce of BROTHER & SISTER. On Wednesday, for the Benefit of Miss FOOTE, the Comedy of The STOOPS to CONQUER. With the WEDDING DAY---& the musical Farce of PAUL and VIRGINIA.