March 1687

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Theatre: Dorset Garden Theatre
Theatrical Season: 1684-1685
Volume: 1
Comments: The United Company. The date of the first performance is not known, but the play was licensed 6 April 1687 in the Stationers' Register, 24 May 1687. The play was probably given first in March, as the Prologue refers to the speaking head, which was mentioned in the Newdigate newsletters (Folger Shakespeare Library), 26 March 1687: A Country man haveing invented a head & soe contrived it that whatever language or tune you speak in the Mouth of it it Repeated distinctly and Audibly. [I owe this reference to Professor John Harold Wilson]

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    *p*@dg The Emperour of the Moon. [Edition of 1687:% Prologue-Mr Jevern; Dr Baliardo-Underhill; Scaramouch-Lee; Don Cinthio-Young Mr Powell; Don Charmante-Mumford; Harlequin-Jevern; Elaria-Mrs Cooke; Bellemante-Mrs Mumford; Mopsophil-Mrs Cory; Epilogue-Mrs Cooke. *c*@dg The <i>United Company</i>. The date of the first performance is not known, but the play was licensed 6 April 1687 in the <i>Stationers' Register</i>, 24 May 1687. The play was probably given first in March, as the <i>Prologue</i> refers to the speaking head, which was mentioned in the <i>Newdigate newsletters</i> (<i>Folger Shakespeare Library</i>), 26 March 1687: A Country man haveing invented a head & soe contrived it that whatever language or tune you speak in the Mouth of it it Repeated distinctly and Audibly. [I owe this reference to $Professor John Harold Wilson=].
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    *p1687 03 00 dg The Emperour of the Moon. Edition of 1687: Prologue-Mr Jevern; Dr Baliardo-Underhill; Scaramouch-Lee; Don Cinthio-Young Mr Powell; Don Charmante-Mumford; Harlequin-Jevern; Elaria-Mrs Cooke; Bellemante-Mrs Mumford; Mopsophil-Mrs Cory; Epilogue-Mrs Cooke.*c1687 03 00 dg The <i>United Company</i>. The date of the first performance is not known, but the play was licensed 6 April 1687 in the <i>Stationers' Register</i>, 24 May 1687. The play was probably given first in March, as the <i>Prologue</i> refers to the speaking head, which was mentioned in the <i>Newdigate newsletters</i> (<i>Folger Shakespeare Library</i>), 26 March 1687: A Country man haveing invented a head & soe contrived it that whatever language or tune you speak in the Mouth of it it Repeated distinctly and Audibly. [I owe this reference to $Professor John Harold Wilson=].
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    Event: 1662 | 16870300 | dg | The <i>United Company</i>. The date of the first performance is not known, but the play was licensed 6 April 1687 in the <i>Stationers' Register</i>, 24 May 1687. The play was probably given first in March, as the <i>Prologue</i> refers to the speaking head, which was mentioned in the <i>Newdigate newsletters</i> (<i>Folger Shakespeare Library</i>), 26 March 1687: A Country man haveing invented a head & soe contrived it that whatever language or tune you speak in the Mouth of it it Repeated distinctly and Audibly. [I owe this reference to $Professor John Harold Wilson=]
    Performance: 1667 | 1662 | p | The Emperour Of The Moon | Edition of 1687: Prologue-Mr Jevern; Dr Baliardo-Underhill; Scaramouch-Lee; Don Cinthio-Young Mr Powell; Don Charmante-Mumford; Harlequin-Jevern; Elaria-Mrs Cooke; Bellemante-Mrs Mumford; Mopsophil-Mrs Cory; Epilogue-Mrs Cooke.
    Cast:
    2682 | 1667 | Prologue | Mr Jevern
    2683 | 1667 | Dr Baliardo | Underhill
    2684 | 1667 | Scaramouch | Lee
    2685 | 1667 | Don Cinthio | Young Mr Powell
    2686 | 1667 | Don Charmante | Mumford
    2687 | 1667 | Harlequin | Jevern
    2688 | 1667 | Elaria | Mrs Cooke
    2689 | 1667 | Bellemante | Mrs Mumford
    2690 | 1667 | Mopsophil | Mrs Cory
    2691 | 1667 | Epilogue | Mrs Cooke.

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Edition of 1687: Prologue-Mr Jevern; Dr Baliardo-Underhill; Scaramouch-Lee; Don Cinthio-Young Mr Powell; Don Charmante-Mumford; Harlequin-Jevern; Elaria-Mrs Cooke; Bellemante-Mrs Mumford; Mopsophil-Mrs Cory; Epilogue-Mrs Cooke.
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