blplaybills.org | Covent Garden Theatre London Playbill: July 3, 1821 - Mr. Taylor's Night: Comedy of Exchange No Robbery, Farce of Turn Out, Melo-Dramatick Romance Undine, and various songs

Cast

Mr. W. FARREN: Sir Christopher Cranberry, G.C.B., Dr. Truckle, Polonius
Mr. CONNOR: Sir Lennox Leinster
Mr. ABBOTT: Captain Littleworth, Sir Huldbrand of Ringstettin
Mr. BLANCHARD: Old Swipes, Walter, (a fisherman,)
Mr. LISTON: Sam Swipes, Gregory
Mr. FARLEY: Lamotte, Kuhleborn, (the Water King,)
Mr. ATKINS: Potts
Mr. Mears: John, Second Spirit
Master C. Parlroe: Snowball
Mrs. DAVISON: Lady Cranberry, Marian Ramsay, LOGIE O' BUCHAN (song)
Miss FOOTE: Miss Melrose
Mrs. GIBBS: Mrs. Swipes
Miss E. GREEN: Lapelle, Agatha, (Bertalda's attendant)
Mr. FAWCETT: Old Refuse
Mr. COMER: Forage
Mr. DURUSET: Somerville
Mr. BARNES: Seneschal of the Household
Miss E. DENNETT: Undine, (an Orphan)
Mrs. YATES: Bertalda
Mrs. DAVENPORT: Bridget (Walter's Wife)
YOUNG GRIMALDI: Gyhlin (the Goblin Spirit, subject to the power of Kuhleborn)
Mr. OMER: First Spirit
Miss LOVE: 1st Nymph
Miss BEAUMONT: 2d Nymph
Mrs. STERLING: 3d Nymph
Mr. CHAPMAN: The Rosicrucian Seer, or Fire Philosopher
Mr. C. KEMBLE: Hamlet
Miss DANCE: Hamlet, The CITIZEN

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

Mr. TAYLOR'S NIGHT THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN This present TUESDAY, July 3, 1821, will be acted the Comedy of Exchange No Robbery OR, THE DIAMOND RING. Sir Christopher Cranberry, G.C.B. by Mr. W. FARREN, Sir Lennox Leinster by Mr. CONNOR, Captain Littleworth, Mr. ABBOTT, Old Swipes by Mr. BLANCHARD, Sam Swipes by Mr. LISTON, Lamotte by Mr. FARLEY, Potts, Mr. ATKINS, John Mr Mears, Snowball Master C. Parlroe, Lady Cranberry by Mrs. DAVISON, Miss Melrose by Miss FOOTE, Mrs. Swipes by Mrs. GIBBS, Lapelle by Miss E. GREEN. In the course of the Evening, Mr. T. COOKE (By permission of the Proprietor of the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane) will sing his celebrated MOCK ITALIAN TRIO. Mr. TAYLOR will sing 'Sully in our Alley,' after the manner of Four Principal Singers. A Comick Song by Mr. EMERY. With the popular Farce of TURN OUT. Old Refuse by Mr. FAWCETT, Forage by Mr. COMER, Somerville by Mr. DURUSET, Dr. Truckle by Mr. W. FARREN, Gregory by Mr. LISTON, Marian Ramsay, Mrs. DAVISON, who will introduce the favorite Scotch Song of "LOGIE O' BUCHAN." Mr. BROADHURST will sing (By permission of the Proprietor of the English Opera House) 'John Anderson my Joe,' and 'Green grow the Rushes O.' After which, for the 2th time, a New Grand Melo-Dramatick Romance called UNDINE: OR, THE SPIRIT of the WATERS Sir Huldbrand of Ringstettin, Mr. ABBOTT, Seneschal of the Household Mr. BARNES Walter, (a fisherman,) Mr. BLANCHARD, Undine, (an Orphan) by Miss E. DENNETT, Bertalda by Mrs. YATES, Bridget (Walter's Wife) Mrs. DAVENPORT, Agatha, (Bertalda's attendant) by Miss E. GREEN. Kuhleborn, (the Water King,) by Mr. FARLEY. Gyhlin (the Goblin Spirit, subject to the power of Kuhleborn) YOUNG GRIMALDI First Spirit, Mr. OMER, Second Spirit, Mr. MEARS, 1st Nymph, Miss LOVE, 2d Nymph, Miss BEAUMONT, 3d Nymph, Mrs. STERLING The Rosicrucian Seer, or Fire Philosopher, by Mr. CHAPMAN. Printed by G. Mackintosh, Bow-street. Shakespeare's Historical Play of KING HENRY IV.--Part II.--with the CORONATION having again been received throughout with the acclarmations of an audience overflowing the Theatre in every part long before the Curtain rose, the Play, with the CORONATION, will be repeated Tomorrow, Thursday & Monday, and every Evening (not appropriated to Benefits) during the season. Tomorrow, KING HENRY IV.--Part II. With the CORONATION. The Ballet of ELISE et COLIN--and TOM THUMB the GREAT. On Thursday, KING HENRY IV. With the CORONATION. On Friday, Shakespeare's Tragedy of HAMLET. (first time) Miss DANCE, Being the Last Night of her Engagement. Hamlet, Mr. C. KEMBLE, Polonius (for that night only) Mr. W. FARREN. With Murphy's Farce called The CITIZEN. Miss DANCE. On Saturday, the Comedy of THE SCHOOL for SCANDAL. On Monday, KING HENRY IV.--Part II. With the CORONATION. Mr. BRANDON's Benefit is unavoidably postponed to FRIDAY, July 13.