blplaybills.org | Covent Garden Theatre London Playbill: November 6, 1821

Cast

Mr. CHAPMAN: Sir Charles Marlow, Stanislaus
Mr. JON S: Young Marlow, Principal character in The Venison Pasty
Mr. FAWCET: Hardcastle
Mr. ABBOTT: Hastings
Mr. LISTON: Tony Lumpkin, Pacheco, Principal character in The Venison Pasty
Mr BA NES: Diggory
Mr Mears: Roger
Mr Williams: Thoma
Mr Heath: Dick
Mr Atkins: Landlord
Mr Crumpton: Bearward
Mr Jefferies: Muggins
Mr Norris: Slang
Mr Louis: Jeremy
Mr Ryals: Groom
Mrs DAVENPORT: Mrs Hardcastle
Mrs CHATTERLEY: Miss Hardcastle, Principal character in The Venison Pasty
Miss FOOTE: Miss Neville, Elvina
Miss Green: Dolly, Donna Camilla
Mr FAWCET T: Don Chistoval de Tormes
Mr. DURUSET: Don Silvio de Floresto
Mr. BLANCHARD: Bartolo, Molino, Principal character in The Venison Pasty
Miss HALLANDE: Donna Isidora
Miss LOVE: Rosanthe
Mrs LISTON: Agatha
Mrs.: Edmund the Blind Boy
Mr CHATTERLEY: Rodolph
Mr FARLEY: Kalig
Mr. YOUNG: The Stranger
Miss BAKEWELL
Mrs. GIBBS: Principal character in The Venison Pasty
Miss M. TREE: VIOLA

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

By most Particular Desire. THEATRE ROYAL, Covent-Garden. Audiences Brilliant and Overflowing Nightly attend the revival of THE EXILE—it will be repeated, with the Grand & Splendid Pageant of the PUBLIC ENTRY, AND THE CORONATION. Tomorrow, Thursday, and Saturday, next. This present TUESDAY, November 6, 1821, Will be acted the Comedy of She Stoops to Conquer. Sir Charles Marlow by Mr. CHAPMAN, Young Marlow by Mr. JON S, Hardcastle by Mr. FAWCET, Hastings by Mr. ABBOTT, Tony Lumpkin by Mr. LISTON Diggory Mr BA NES, Roger Mr Mears, Thoma Mr Williams Dick Mr Heath, Landlord Mr Atkins Bearward by Mr Crumpton, Muggins by Mr Jefferies Slang by Mr Norris, Jeremy Mr Louis, Groom by Mr Ryals Mrs Hardcastle by Mrs DAVENPORT, Miss Hardcastle by Mrs CHATTERLEY, Bringing her first appearance on this Stage. Miss Neville by Miss FOOTE, Dolly by Miss Green. To which will be added the musical Farce of Brother and Sister. Don Chistoval de Tormes, Mr FAWCET T, Don Silvio de Floresto, Mr. DURUSET, Pacheco, Mr. LISTON, Bartolo, Mr. BLANCHARD, Donna Isidora by Miss HALLANDE, Rosanthe, Miss LOVE, Donna Camilla, Miss GREEN, Agatha, Mrs LISTON. A Private Box may be had for the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon at the Box-office Boxes, First Price 3s. Second Price 2s. Lower Gallery, Second Price 1s. Upper Gallery 1s. Doors to be opened at half past SIX o'clock—the Play to begin at SEVEN Macleish, Printer, 2, Bow-street London. No Orders can be admitted Tomorrow, The EXILE. After which will be revived. the Melo-Drama of The BLIND BOY. Stanislaus, Mr CHAPMAN, Edmund the Blind Boy Mrs. Rodolph, Mr CHATTERLEY, Kalig, Mr FARLEY, Molino, Mr BLANCHARD, Elvina, Miss FOOTE. On Thursday, The EXILE. On Friday, the Play of THE STRANGER. The Stranger, Mr. YOUNG by Miss BAKEWELL, (Her first appearance on this Stage.) On Saturday, The EXILE. After which will be produced, for the first time, a NEW FARCE, called THE VENISON PASTY. The principal characters by Mr. LISTON, Mr JONES, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mrs. CHATTERLEY, Mrs. GIBBS. The Public is respectfully informed, that Miss M. TREE is recovered from her long and severe indisposition, & will make her first appearance this Season On TUESDAY, in the character of VIOLA, in Shakespeare's Comedy of TWELFTH NIGHT.