blplaybills.org | Covent Garden Theatre London Playbill: June 16, 1821

Cast

Mr. C. KEMBLE: Lord Townly
Mr. FAWCETT: Sir Francis Wronghead
Mr. ABBOTT: Mr. Manly
Mr. LISTON: Squire Richard, Dorus
Mr. COMER: Count Basset, Damon
Mr BARNES: Poundage
Mr. EMERY: John Moody
Mr Atkins: Constable
Mr Jefferies: Williams
Mr Mears: James
Mifs DANCE: Lady Townly
Mrs FAUCT: Lady Grace
Mrs. DAVENPORT: Lady Wronghead
Mifs FOOTE: Mifs Jenny
Mrs EMERY: Mrs Motherly
Mifs E. Green: Myrtilla
Mrs CONNOR: Trusty
Mr. EGERTON: Merlin
Mr. DURFEY: Cimon
Mr. TAYLOR: Linco
Mr. NORMAN: Dorilas
Mr. BISHOP: Urganda
Mifs STEPHENS: Sylvia
Mrs GIBBS: Fatima
Mifs SHAW: Daphne
Mrs LISTON: Dorcas

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

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN This present SATURDAY, June 16, 1821, Will be acted the Comedy of The PROVOKED HUSBAND Or, A Journey to London. Lord Townly by Mr. C. KEMBLE, Sir Francis Wronghead by Mr. FAWCETT. Mr. Manly by Mr. ABBOTT, Squire Richard by Mr. LISTON, Count Basset by Mr. COMER, Poundage by Mr BARNES John Moody by Mr. EMERY, Constable Mr Atkins, Williams Mr Jefferies, James Mr Mears Lady Townly by Mifs DANCE. Lady Grace by Mrs FAUCT, Lady Wronghead by Mrs. DAVENPORT. Mifs Jenny by Mifs FOOTE, Mrs Motherly Mrs EMERY Myrtilla by Mifs E. Green, Trusty by Mrs CONNOR. After which, the Dramatick Romance of CYMON. The OVERTURE and several additional Airs, &c. Composed by Mr. BISHOP The ORIGINAL MUSIC by MICHAEL ARNE. Merlin, (a Magician) Mr. EGERTON. Cimon, Mr. DURFEY. Dorus, Mr. LISTON. Linco, Mr. TAYLOR. Damon, Mr. COMER. Dorilas, Mr. NORMAN, Urganda, (the Enchantress) Mr. BISHOP, Sylvia by Mifs STEPHENS, Fatima, Mrs GIBBS, Daphne, Mifs SHAW, Dorcas. Mrs LISTON, And all. A PAS SEUL by Mifs E. Dennett. Chorses, by Mesdames Bisset, Goodwin, Louis, Vedy, M. Mesdames Chiapp, Louis, Shotter, Twamley, Vais, Wells, And others. A PRIVATE BOX may be had for the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon at the Box-office. First Price 7s.--Second Price 3s. 6d.--First Price 3s. 6d.--Second Price 2s. Lower Gallery 2s.--Second Price 1s. Upper Gallery 1s.--Second Price 6d. DOORS to be opened at half past SIX o'Clock--and the Play to begin at SEVEN. (For S. Marshall. 3, Raven-court.) 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. 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. FARREN, the BEGGAR'S OPERA After which, the revived Farce of ST. PATRICK'S DAY. On Wednesday, for the Benefit of Mr. EMERY, the Musical Drama of the SLAVE. On Thursday, (10th time) Shakespeare's Play of the TEMPEST. And the New Melo-Dramatick Romance of UNDINE On Friday, for the Benefit of Mr. BLANCHARD, the Opera of ROB ROY MACGREGOR. With the musical Farce of PAUL and VIRGINIA.