blplaybills.org | Covent Garden Theatre London Playbill: June 27, 1821 - Henri Quatre & The Miller & His Men. Mr. Abbott & Mr. Duruset's Night

Cast

Mr. MACREADY: Henri
Mr. EGERTON: Sully
Mr. HUNT: Crillon
Mr. FAWCETT: General D'Aumont (Uncle to Frederick and Florence)
Mr. ABBOTT: Eugene de Biron, Lothair
Mr. DURUSET: Frederick St. Leon (with Musick), Song ('Alexis'), Duet ('All's Well'), Duet ('Together let us range'), Quintetto (from 'Il Turco in Italia')
Mr. CONNOR: O'Donnel (an Irish Officer in the French Service), Count Frederick Friberg
Mr. EMERY: Moustache (an old Soldier)
Mr. COMER: Gervais (an inn-keeper)
Mr. LISTON: Louis
Mr. BLANCHARD: Pinceau, Karl (his servant)
Mr. Claremont: Germain
Mr. Mears: Aid-de-Camp
Mr. Jefferies: Officer, Riber (Banditti)
Master LONGHURST: Page, Kreutz
Miss STEPHENS: Florence St. Leon (beloved by Eugene), Duet ('Crudell perche finora'), Song ('O number my darling'), Mandane, Well, Margaretta
Miss BEAUMONT: Clotilde de Biron (beloved by Frederick)
Miss FOOTE: Louisa (married to Jocriffle), Claudine
Mr. FARLEY: Gringoff (the Miller)
Mr CHAPMAN: Kelmar (an old cottager)
Mr. KING: Golotz (Banditti)
Mr NORRIS: Zingra
Mr. Tett: Lindoff
Mr. G. Pyne: Coburg
Mrs MORRIS: Laurett
Mrs. FAUCIT: Ravina

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 Mr. Abbott and Mr. Duruset's Night. This present WEDNESDAY, June 27, 1821, Will be performed a musical Drama called Henri Quatre; Or, Paris in the Olden Time. The Overture and Musick by Mr. BISHOP. Henri, Mr. MACREADY. Sully, Mr. EGERTON. Crillon, Mr. HUNT, General D'Aumont (Uncle to Frederick and Florence) Mr. FAWCETT. Eugene de Biron, Mr. ABBOTT, Frederick St. Leon (with Musick) Mr. DURUSET O'Donnel, (an Irish Officer in the French Service) Mr. CONNOR. Moustache (an old Soldier) Mr. EMERY. Gervais (an inn-keeper) Mr. COMER. Louis, Mr. LISTON. Pinceau, Mr. BLANCHARD, Germain Mr. Claremont Aid-de-Camp by Mr. Mears. Officer, Mr. Jefferies. Page, Master LONGHURST, Florence St. Leon, (beloved by Eugene,) Miss STEPHENS, Clotilde de Biron (beloved by Frederick) Miss BEAUMONT. Louisa, (married to Jocriffle) Miss FOOTE. In act II. A GRAND BALLET A PAS SEUL by Madlle. HULLIN, A PAS DE DEUX by Madlle. HULLIN, and Madlle. MENGIN, A PAS DE TROIS by Mont. LE BLOND and Madlle MENGI, and Madlle. LOUISA COURT, Pupil of M. Hullin, Pere (By special Permission of the Lessee of the Opera-House.) At the end of the Play, a Grand Musical Selection. Duet, Signor RONZI DE BEGNI and Signora RONZI DE BEGNI 'Per piacer.' (from 'Il Turco in Italia.') Song, Mrs SALMON 'Sweet Bird,' (accompanied on the Flute by Mr NICHOLSON) Duet, Miss STEPHENS and Signor ANGRISANI 'Crudell perche finora.' Song, Mr DURUSET 'Alexis,' (accompanied on the violoncello by Mr. LINDLEY.) Song, Madame VESRIS, 'In infancy our hopes and fears.' (By permission of the Proprietors of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane) Duet, Mr. PYNE and Mr. DURUSET, 'All's Well.' Song, Miss STEPHENS, 'O number my darling.' Duet, Mrs SALMON and Mr DURUSET, 'Together let us range.' Quintetto from Il Turco in Italia, by Signor RONZI DE BEGNI, Signora RONZI DE BEGNI, Signor MORI, Mr DURUSET and Signor DE VILLE. After which the favourite Melo-Drama of THE MILLER & HIS MEN. The Overture and whole of the Musick composed by Mr. Bishop. Gringoff, (the Miller) by Mr. FARLEY. Count Frederick Friberg, Mr. CONNOR. Karl (his servant) Mr. BLANCHARD Lothair, Mr. ABBOTT, Kelmar (an old cottager) by Mr CHAPMAN. Kreutz by Master Longhurst Riber and Golotz (two Banditti) Messrs JEFFERIES & KING. Zingra Mr NORRIS Lindoff by Mr. Tett, Coburg by Mr. G. Pyne. Claudine by Miss FOOTE, Laurett, Mrs MORRIS. Ravina by Mrs. FAUCIT. (Painted by Mr. Marchbank. New Scenery.) Shakespeare's Historical Play of KING HENRY IV—Part II—with the CORONATION having again been received throughout with the acclumations of an overflowing the Theatre in every part long before the Curtain rose, the Play, with the CORONATION, will be repeated on Saturday & Monday. Tomorrow, for the Benefit of Miss STEPHENS, will be revived the Serious Opera of ARTAXERXES. Mandane, Miss STEPHENS.—After which, a CONCERT, comprising the Musical Talent of the Metropolis. To conclude with the Farce of The DEVIL to PAY Well (for this night only) Miss STEPHENS. On Friday, for the Benefit of Miss HALLANDE & Mr. WATSON, the Play of The TEMPEST, or the Wedding-day after the Wedding—and The WARLOCK of the GLEN. On Saturday, KING HENRY IV.—Part II. After which, NO SONG NO SUPPER. Margaretta, Miss STEPHENS, (Her Last Appearance this Season) On Monday, KING HENRY IV.—Part II. After which, NO ROBBERY. On Tuesday, for the Benefit of Mr. TAYLOR, the Comedy of EXCHANGE NO ROBBERY. With a musical Farce called TURN OUT—& the Melo-Drama of UNDINE.