blplaybills.org | Covent Garden Theatre London Playbill: June 15, 1821 - The Comedy of The School for Scandal, Duetto 'DO RE MI', various Songs, and the musical Farce of TURN OUT

Cast

Mr. W. FARREN: Sir Peter Teazle, Dr. Truckle
Mr. FAWCETT: Sir Oliver Surface, Old Restive
Mr. LISTON: Sir Benjamin Backbite, Gregory
Mr. MACREADY: Joseph Surface
Mr. C. KEMBLE: Charles Surface
Mr. BLANCHARD: Crabtree
Mr. CONNOR: Careless
Mr. CHAPMAN: Rowley
Mr. YATES: Moses
Mr. COMER: Trip, Forage
Mr. CLAREMONT: Snake
Mrs. DAVISON: Lady Teazle, Marian Ramsay, 'ROBIN ADAIR' (Scotch Song), 'Oh! Whistle, and I'll come to you, my Lad' (Scotch Song), 'There's nae luck about the house' (Scotch Song)
Mrs CONNOR: Lady Sneerwell
Mrs GIBBS: Mrs Candour
Miss FOOTE: Maria
Mrs. COATES: Maid
Miss DANCE: Lady Townly
Madame VESTRIS: Capt. Macheath
Miss Stephens: Polly, Sylvia, Duetto 'DO RE MI', 'The SOLDIER TIR'D'
Mr. DURUSET: Somerville, 'The Maid who coldly frowns to-day'

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

Mrs. DAVISON'S NIGHT THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. This present FRIDAY, June 15, 1821, will be acted the Comedy of The School for Scandal Sir Peter Teazle by Mr. W. FARREN. Sir Oliver Surface by Mr. FAWCETT. Sir Benjamin Backbite by Mr. LISTON. Joseph Surface by Mr. MACREADY. Charles Surface by Mr. C. KEMBLE. Crabtree by Mr. BLANCHARD; Careless by Mr. CONNOR. Rowley by Mr. CHAPMAN. Moses by Mr. YATES. Trip by Mr. COMER. Snake by Mr. CLAREMONT. Lady Teazle by Mrs. DAVISON. Lady Sneerwell, Mrs CONNOR. Mrs Candour, Mrs GIBBS. Maria by Miss FOOTE. Maid by Mrs. COATES. In act III. a SONG by Mr. TAYLOR. After the Comedy, (By Permission of the Proprietors of the Opera House) the favourite Duetto of 'DO RE MI,' (from the Opera of Il Fanatico per la Musica,) by Miss Stephens and Signor Ambrogetti, Who have obligingly granted their services on this occasion. In the course of the Evening, the following S O N G S: 'The SOLDIER TIR'D,' Miss STEPHENS. 'The Maid who coldly frowns to-day,' Mr. DURUSET. A Favourite Comick Song, Mr. EMERY. 'The Youth I lov'd so dearly,' Miss HALLAND. THE FOLLOWING Scotch Songs by Mrs. Davison: 'ROBIN ADAIR;' 'Oh! Whistle, and I'll come to you, my Lad.' 'There's nae luck about the house.' To which will be added (first time at this Theatre) the musical Farce of TURN OUT. Old Restive by Mr. FAWCETT. Forage by Mr. COMER. Somerville by Mr. DURUSET. Dr. Truckle by Mr. W. FARREN. Gregory by Mr. LISTON. Marian Ramsay by Mrs. DAVISON. Printed by E. Macleish, 2, Bow-street. DAMON and PYTHIAS, continues to be received with the same approbation as on its first performance—it will be repeated for the 7th time on Monday next. Shakespeare's Play of 'THE TEMPEST' will be repeated for the 10th time on Thursday And UNDINE, for the 27th time, on Thursday. The great demand for Places for HARLEQUIN and FRIAR BACON, renders it proper to repeat that Pantomime for the 35th time on Monday next. Tomorrow, the Comedy of The PROVOKED HUSBAND, Lady Townly, Miss DANCE. After which, the Dramatick Romance of CYMON. Sylvia, Miss STEPHENS. On Monday, (7th time) the New Tragedy of DAMON and PYTHIAS, With the New Pantomime of HARLEQUIN & FRIAR BACON. On Tuesday, for the Benefit of Mr. W. FARREN, the BEGGAR'S OPERA. Capt. Macheath, Madame VESTRIS. Polly, Miss STEPHENS. With the revived Farce of St. PATRICK'S DAY. After which, the Melo-Drama of 'A TALE OF MYSTERY.' On Wednesday, for the Benefit of Mr. EMERY, the Musical Drama of The SLAVE. With the Farce of A ROLAND for an OLIVER. On Thursday, (10th time) Shakespeare's Play of THE TEMPEST. And the new Melo-Dramatick Romance of UNDINE.