blplaybills.org | Covent Garden Theatre London Playbill: June 29, 1821 - The Tempest & Mr. Hunt, a Fantasia by Mr. Tully, a Song by Mr. J. Isaacs, a Comick Song by Mr. Emery, a Hornpipe by Miss E. Twamley, the interlude Day After the Wedding

Cast

Mr. MACREADY: Prospero
Mr. EGERTON: Alonzo
Mr. DURUSET: Hippolito
Mr. CHAPMAN: Antonio
Mr. ABBOTT: Prince Ferdinand, The Warlock of the Glen
Mr. JEFFERIES: Gonzalo, Murdock
Mr. BLANCHARD: Trinculo, Sandie
Mr. COMER: Stephano, Ruthven, Chorus of Spirits
Mr. EMERY: Caliban, A Comick Song
Miss LOVE: Miranda
Miss STEPHENS: Dorinda, Duet—Together let us range the fields, Margaretta
Miss FOOTE: Ariel
Mr. PYNE: First Spirit, Chorus of Spirits
Mr. JONES: Col. Freelove
Mr. CLAREMONT: Lord Rivers
Mr. ATKINS: James, Donald
Mr. LOUIS: John
Mrs. GIBBS: Lady Elizabeth Freelove
Mrs. Emery: Mrs. Davies
Mr. CONNOR: Clantronald (Laird of Glencairn)
Master BODEN: Aldelbert (the rightful Heir, his Nephew)
Mr. FARLEY: Andrew (Mucklethra, the Fisherman)
Mr. MEARS: Allen, Chorus of Spirits
Mrs. FAUCIT: Adela, Countess of Glencairn
Miss BEAUMONT: Marian
Mrs. STERLING: Maisie
Mr. LISTON: Endless
Miss DANCE: Ophelia

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

Miss Hallande and Mr. Watson's Night. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN This present FRIDAY, June 29, 1821, will be acted Shakspeare's Play of THE TEMPEST; Or, The Enchanted Island. (As altered and adapted by DRYDEN and DAVENANT.) With additional Musick, new Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations. The Overture composed by Mr. DAVY. The Original Musick by Purcell—The Additional Musick by Haydn, Mozart, Dr. Arne, Linley, Graham, Mayer, Martini, Pursell, Rofs, &c. Selected, adapted, and arranged by Mr. BISHOP. Prospero, (the rightful Duke of Milan, a magician) by Mr. MACREADY, Alonzo, King of Naples, by Mr. EGERTON, Hippolito, the Duke of Mantua, by Mr. DURUSET, Antonio, the usurper of Milan, Mr. CHAPMAN, Prince Ferdinand, of Naples, Mr. ABBOTT, Gonzalo, a Neapolitan Counsellor, by Mr. JEFFERIES, Trinculo, the King's Jester, by Mr. BLANCHARD, Stephano, a Sailor of the King's ship, by Mr. COMER, Caliban, a monster of the Island, by Mr. EMERY, Miranda } with songs, { Miss LOVE, Dorinda } { Miss STEPHENS, (Being the last night but one of her appearing this season) Ariel by Miss FOOTE. Chorus of Spirits, First Spirit, Mr. PYNE. Mess. Comer, Crumpton, George, Jolliffe, Mears, Montague, Norris, Pyne, I. Taylor, J. S. and C. Tett, Tippins, Mess. Appleton, Coates, E. Green, Grimaldi, Herbert, Hibbert, Hudson, Mears, Morris, Parrin, Poole, Shaw, Watts, Williams, &c. In the course of the Evening, A New Song, Miss LONGHURST—Composed by Mr. Watson. Duet—Together let us range the fields—Miss STEPHENS & Mr. HUNT. A Fantasia on the French Horn by Mr. TULLY. A SONG by Mr. J. ISAACS. A Comick Song by Mr. EMERY. And by particular Desire, A HORNPIPE by Miss E. TWAMLEY. With the popular Interlude of 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. After which (14th time) a New Melo-Drama (in two acts) called Warlock of the Glen The Overture and incidental Musick composed by Mr. WARE—the Vocal Musick by Mr. WATSON. Clantronald (Laird of Glencairn) Mr. CONNOR, Aldelbert (the rightful Heir, his Nephew) Master BODEN, Andrew (Mucklethra, the Fisherman) Mr. FARLEY, Sandie, Mr. BLANCHARD, Allen, Mr. MEARS, Murdock, Mr. JEFFERIES, Ruthven, Mr. COMER, Donald, Mr. ATKINS The Warlock of the Glen, Mr. ABBOTT, Adela, Countess of Glencairn, Mrs. FAUCIT, Marian, Miss BEAUMONT, Maisie, Mrs. STERLING, In act 1st a PAS SEUL by Miss E. Dennett. E. Macleish, Printer, 2, Bow-street, Covent Garden. Shakspeare's Historical Play of KING HENRY IV—Part II—with the CORONATION Having again been received throughout with the acclamatious of an audience overflowing the Theatre in every part before the Curtain rose, the Play, with the CORONATION, will be repeated on Saturday, Monday & Thursday, and every Evening (not appropriated to Benefits) during the season. Tomorrow, KING HENRY IV.—Part II. With the CORONATION. After which, NO SONG NO SUPPER. Endless, Mr. LISTON, Margaretta, Miss STEPHENS, being her Last Appearance this Season. On Monday, KING HENRY IV.—Part II. With the CORONATION. And A TALE of MYSTERY. On Tuesday, for the Benefit of Mr. TAYLOR, the Comedy of EXCHANGE NO ROBBERY, And the celebrated TURN OUT--and the Melo-Drama of UNDINE. On Wednesday, for the Benefit of Mr. BRANDON. Box-Book & Housekeeper, will be revived the Comedy of The WHEEL of FORTUNE. On Friday, Shakspeare's Tragedy of HAMLET. Ophelia (first time) Miss DANCE (Being the Last Night of her Engagement)