blplaybills.org | Covent Garden Theatre London Playbill: November 19, 1821

Cast

Mr EGERTON: Count Ulrick, the Exile
Mr. W. FARREN: Governor of Siberia
Mr MEADOWS: Baron Alltradoff
Mr. DURUSET: Count Calmar
Mr. HUNT: The Patriarch
Master BODEN: The Czarowitz
Mr. YOUNG: Daran, Hamlet, The Stranger
Mr CONNOR: Welzien, Rodolph
Mr. COMER: Rimski
Mr CHAPMAN: Yermach, Stanislas
Mr. FAWCET: Servitz, Oberto
Messrs. Mears: Officer
Mr. Taylor: 1st Cottager, Villager
Mr George: 2d Cottager
Mr King: Servant
Mr Louis: Guard
Mr PYN: Villager
Mr J. ISAACS: Villager
Mr LONGHURST: Villager
Mrs FAWCET: The Empress Elizabeth
Mrs TENNANT: Katharine
Miss FOOTE: Alexina, Elvina
Mrs ISAAC: Sedona
Mesdames Beaumont: Villager
Mesdames Love: Villager
Mesdames Sterling: Villager
Mrs. CHATTERLEY: Edmund (the Blind Boy), Maria
Mr HORREBOW: Starow
Mr. FARLEY: Kalig
Mr BLANCHARD: Molino
Miss M. TREE: Ophelia, Zerlina
Miss BAKEWELL: Mrs. Haller

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 EXILE will be repeated, with the Grand and Splendid Pageant of the PUBLICK ENTRY, AND THE CORONATION, On Wednesday and Friday, When it must be laid aside on account of the forthcom- ing NOVELTIES. This present MONDAY, Nov. 19, 1821, Will be performed, (2d time) with Alterations, additional Musick, new Scenery, Dresses and Decorations, in Four Acts. The Opera of THE EXILE. Count Ulrick, the Exile, Mr EGERTON, Governor of Siberia, Mr. W. FARREN Baron Alltradoff, Mr MEADOWS, Count Calmar, Mr. DURUSET, The Patriarch, Mr. HUNT, The Czarowitz, Master BODEN Daran by Mr. YOUNG, Welzien by Mr CONNOR, Rimski by Mr. COMER, Yermach Mr CHAPMAN Servitz by Mr. FAWCET, Officer Messrs. Mears, 1st Cottager Mr. Taylor, 2d Cottager Mr George, Servant Mr King, Guard Mr Louis Villagers Messrs. TAYLOR, PYN, J. ISAACS, LONGHURST &c. The Empress Elizabeth by Mrs FAWCET, Katharine by Mrs TENNANT, Alexina by Miss FOOTE, Sedona by Mrs ISAAC Villagers Mesdames Beaumont, Love, Sterling, &c. The following New Scenery has been painted expressly for The Exile: MOUNTAINS of SNOW in SIBERIA, with the COTTAGE of COUNT ULRICK, the Exile. T. Grieve. RUSSIA IN WINTER. Grieve. HALL in the GOVERNOR'S HOUSE at TOBOLSKI Hodgins. The BANKS of the RIVER IRTIS, by Moonlight. W. Grieve. General VIEW of the CITY of MOSCOW. GRIEVES The Square of Moscow, GRIEVES IN WHICH TAKES PLACE THE GRAND PUBLICK ENTRY OF THE Empress Elizabeth Through a TRIUMPHAL MARCH, 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, Grieve IN WHICH TAKES PLACE THE CORONATION of ELIZABETH, Is performed by the Grand Patriarch, and his assisting Dignitaries. The Procession, Coronation & Public Entry will be under the Direction of Mr FARLEY. After which, a Melo Drama, called THE BLIND BOY. Stanislas Mr CHAPMAN, Edmund (the Blind Boy) Mrs. CHATTERLEY, Rodolph Mr CONNOR, Oberto Mr FAWCET, Starow Mr HORREBOW, Kalig, Mr. FARLEY Molino, Mr BLANCHARD, Elvina, Miss FOOTE. E. M'intosh, Printer, 5, Bow-street, Covent-garden. No Orders can be admitted. And on the nights of The EXILE, an Additional Pit Door will be opened. Tomorrow, (by Special Desire, and in consequence of the numerous applications at the Box-office) for the 5th time, the Tragedy of HAMLET Hamlet, Mr YOUNG, Ophelia, Miss M. TREE. To which will be added, The CITIZEN. Maria, Mrs CHATTERLEY. On Wednesday, The EXILE. On Thursday, the Play of THE STRANGER. The Stranger, Mr. YOUNG. Mrs. Haller, by Miss BAKEWELL, (Her 2d appearance on this Stage) To which will be added the Operatic Drama of The LIBERTINE. Zerlina, Miss M. TREE. On Friday, The EXILE. The Publick is respectfully informed, that Shakspeare's Play of The Two Gentlemen of Verona, has been long in preparation, and will speedily be produced, With new Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations. In the course of the Play will be introduced SONGS, DUETS, GLEES, and CHORUSES, the Poetry selected entirely from the Plays, Poems, and Sonnets of SHAKSPEARE.