blplaybills.org | Covent Garden Theatre London Playbill: October 17, 1821 - Revival of the Opera "The Exile" and the Farce "The Lying Valet"

Cast

Mr. EGERTON: Count Ulrick, the Exile
Mr. W. FARREN: Governor of Siberia
Mr. LISTON: Baron Alltrac
Mr. DURUSET: Count Calmar
Mr. HUNT: The Patriarch
Master BODEN: The Czarowitz
Mr. YOUNG: Daran
Mr. O'CONNOR: Welzien
Mr. COMER: Rintski
Mr. Chapman: Yermack
Mr. FAWCETT: Serovitz
Mr. Mears: Officer
Mr. Atkins: Old Cottager, Dick
Mr. George: Mariner
Mr. King: Servant
Mr. Louis: Guard
Mrs. FAWCETT: The Empress Elizabeth
Mrs. TENNANT: Katharine
Miss FOOTE: Alexina
Mrs. VINING: Sedonia
Mr. MEADOWS: Sharp
Mr. HORREBOW: Gayless
Mr. CRUMPTON: Justice Guttle
Mr. REYNOLDS: Beau Trippet
Mrs. H. MOUNT: Melissa
Miss E. GIBBS: Mrs. Gadabout
Mrs. GIBBS: Kitty Pry
Miss SHAW: Mrs. Tippet
Miss VIALS: Priscilla

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 The Public is respectfully informed, that THIS THEATRE During the recess, has been Entirely Re-Painted, and newly Decorated and Embellished throughout. This present WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1821, Will be revived, with alterations, additional Music, new Scenery, Dresses and Decorations, In Four Acts, the Opera of THE EXILE. The Overture and original Music composed by Mr. MAZZINGHI. The Scenery by Messrs. Pugh, Grieve, T. Grieve, W. Grieve, Hodgins, and assistants. The Machinery by Messrs. SAUL, and BRADWELL, Sen. and Jun. The various Properties, Emblems and Decorations by Messrs. BRADWELL, Sen. and Jun. The Dresses by Mr. Palmer and Miss Egan. Count Ulrick, the Exile, Mr. EGERTON, Governor of Siberia, Mr. W. FARREN Baron Alltrac, Mr. LISTON, Count Calmar, Mr. DURUSET, The Patriarch, Mr. HUNT, The Czarowitz, Master BODEN, Daran, Mr. YOUNG, Welzien by Mr. O'CONNOR, Rintski Mr. COMER, Yermack by Mr. Chapman Serovitz, Mr. FAWCETT, Officer Mr. Mears, Old Cottager Mr. Atkins. Mariner Mr. George. Servant Mr. King. Guard Mr. Louis Villagers, Messrs. TAYLOR, FYNE, J. ISAACS, LONGHURST, &c. The Empress Elizabeth by Mrs. FAWCETT, Katharine by Mrs. TENNANT, (Being her first appearance on this Stage) Alexina by Miss FOOTE, Sedonia by Mrs. VINING, Villagers, Mesdames Beaumont, Love, Sterling, &c. The following Scenery has been painted expressly for The Exile: MOUNTAINS of SNOW in SIBERIA, with the COTTAGE of COUNT ULRICK. T. Grieve A Rock Pass among the Mountains. W. Grieve HALL in the GOVERNOR'S HOUSE at TOBOLSKI. Hodgins The RIVER Irtish and a Sledge. W. Grieve General VIEW of the CITY of MOSCOW. W. Grieve The Square of Moscow. DO. IN WHICH TAKES PLACE THE GRAND PUBLIC ENTRY OF THE Empress Elizabeth Through a TRIUMPHAL ARCH, decorated for the occasion. The PROCESSION proceeds in its course to the Cathedral. Attended by Deputations from her TRIBUTARY STATES, by all the Dignitaries and Public Functionaries of the City, and the AMBASSADORS from all the various Courts of Europe and Asia. The Outside of the Greek Church, PUGH With the distant Buildings surrounding it, ILLUMINATED. The Interior of the Cathedral of Moscow, IN WHICH THE CORONATION of ELIZABETH Is performed by the Grand Patriarch, and his assisting Dignitaries. Books of the Songs to be had in the Theatre, price 10d. After which will be revived the Farce of The Lying Valet. Sharp by Mr. MEADOWS. Gayless, Mr. HORREBOW, Justice Guttle, Mr. CRUMPTON, Dick Mr. ATKINS, Beau Trippet, Mr. REYNOLDS, Melissa, Mrs. H. MOUNT, Mrs. Gadabout Miss E. GIBBS, Kitty Pry, Mrs. GIBBS, Mrs. Tippet, Miss SHAW, Priscilla, Miss VIALS. Printed by E. Macleish, 2, Bow-street. No Orders can be admitted. A Private Box may be had for the Season, or nightly, of Mr. ----- at the Box-Office. Boxes 6s. First Price 3s. 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—the Play to begin at SEVEN. Tomorrow, an OPERA—with the Farce of LOVE, LAW, and PHYSICK.