blplaybills.org | Covent Garden Theatre London Playbill: October 18, 1821

Cast

Mr. EGERTON: Count Ulrick, the Exile
Mr. W. FARREN: Governor of Siberia
Mr. LISTON: Baron Alltradoff, Lubin Log
Mr. DURUSET: Count Calmar
Mr. HUNT: The Patriarch
Master BODEN: The Czarowitz
Mr. YOUNG
Mr. CONNOR: Welzien
Mr. COMER: Risski
Mr. Chapman: Yermach
Mr. FAWCETT: Servants
Mr. Mears: Officer
Mr. Maidstone: Old Cottager
Mr. George: Mariner
Mr. King: Servant
Mr. Louis: Guard
Mr. TAYLOR: Villager
Mr. PYNE: Villager
Mr. J. ISAACS: Villager
Mr. I. O. N. CHURCH: Villager
Mrs. FAWCETT: The Empress Elizabeth
Mrs. TENNANT: Katharine
Miss FOOTE: Alexina
Mrs. VINING G.: Sedona
Mrs. Beaumont: Villager
Mrs. Love: Villager
Mrs. Sterling: Villager, Laura
Mr. BLANCHARD: Dr. Camphor
Mr. YATES: Flexible
Mr. JEFFERIES: Capt. Danvers
Mr. ATKINS: John Brown
Mr. EMERY: Andrew
Mr. NORRIS: Coachman
Mrs. GIBBS: Mrs. Hilary

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 Opera of THE EXILE, on its revival, last night, with Alterations and additional Musick, was received with the loudest applause and acclama Theatre in every part GRAND PAGEANT of the PUBLICK ENTRY And Coronation of the Empress Elizabeth, till further notice. his present THURSDAY, October 18, 1821, Will be performed, with Alterations, additional Musick, new Scenery, Dresses and Decorations, In Four Acts, the Opera of THE EXILE. The Overture and Musick composed by Mr. MAZZINGHI. The Scenery by Mess. Pugh, Grieve, T. Grieve, W. Grieve, Hodgins, and assistants. The Machine The various Properties, Emblems, and Decorations by Mess. 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 Alltradoff, Mr. LISTON. Count Calmar, Mr. DURUSET, The Patriarch, Mr. HUNT. The Czarowitz, Master BODEN, Mr. YOUNG. Welzien by Mr. CONNOR, Risski Mr. COMER, Yermach by Mr. Chapman Servants, Mr. FAWCETT. Officer Mr. Mears, Old Cottager Mr. Maidstone. Mariner Mr. George. Servant Mr. King. Guard Mr. Louis Villagers, Mess. TAYLOR, PYNE, J. ISAACS, I. O. N. CHURCH. &c. The Empress Elizabeth by Mrs. FAWCETT. Katharine by Mrs. TENNANT. (Being her First appearance on this Stage.) Alexina by Miss FOOTE. Sedona by Mrs. VINING G. Villagers, Mesdames Beaumont, Love, Sterling, &c. The following Scenery has been painted expressly for The Exile: MOUNTAINS of SNOW in SIBERIA, with T. Grieve. the COTTAGE of COUNT ULRICK, the Exile. GRIEVE Rocky Pass, and a View among the Mountains. GRIEVE GOVERNOR'S HOUSE at TOBOLSKI. Hodgins HALL in the GOVERNOR'S HOUSE. W. Grieve The VOLGA by Moonlight. Grieve General VIEW of the CITY of MOSCOW. DO. The SQUARE of Moscow, The OUTSIDE of the Greek Church, and adjacent Buildings surrounding it, ILLUMINATED. PUGH 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. To which will be added the Farce of Love, Law, & Physick. Dr. Camphor by Mr. BLANCHARD, Flexible by Mr. YATES. Lubin Log by Mr. LISTON, Capt. Danvers by Mr. JEFFERIES. John Brown by Mr. ATKINS, Andrew by Mr. EMERY. Coachman by Mr. NORRIS Mrs. Hilary by Mrs. GIBBS. Laura by Mrs. STERLING. * No Orders can be admitted. To-morrow, The EXILE, with the HUSBANDS and WIVES. On Monday, The EXILE, with The MILLER and HIS MEN. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. GRAND Publick Entry OF THE EMPRESS ELIZABETH. The whole planned, arranged and produced under the Direction of Mr. FARLEY Ruffians. Officers. Drums. Trumpets. Banners of Russia. Soldiers. Sergeant. Soldiers. Mace Bearers. High Chancellor. Purse and Sword of State. Mace Bearers. Boys with Incense. Priests. Holy Standard. Priests with Cross and Crofier. Patriarch of Moscow. Priest with Large Cross. Priests with Crosses Priests bearing Silver Cups. Officer. Banner of Moscow. Herald. Boyards, ancient Ruffian Nobles Herald Ladies of the Order of St. Katha- rine. Lord High Chamberlain. Canopy. Young Prince. Pages. Officer. Banner of Poland. Ambassador of Poland. Polanders. Officer. Banner of Spain. Ambassador of Spain. Spaniards. Officer. Banner of France. Ambassador of France. French Nobles. Officer of England. Knight of the Bath. Knight of St. Patrick. Knight of St. Andrew. Knight of St. George. Officer. Banner of Tartary. Ambassador on Horseback. Tartars. Officer. Banner of China. Ambassador on Horseback. Chinese. Herald. Officer. Knight of Malta. Knights. Herald on Horseback. Trumpeters on Horseback. Kettle Drum on Horseback. THE CAR OF THE EMPRESS, DRAWN BY SIX HORSES, Led by Pages. Ruffians. Officers. Drums. Trumpets. Soldiers. Printed by E. Macleish. 2 Bow-street.