*p1772 01 11 dl The Merchant of Venice. ^As17711003^, but Duke-Bransby.*a1772 01 11 dl Lethe. Parts by: Garrick, Vernon, Dodd, Weston, Bannister, Baddeley, Keen, J. Aickin, Moody, Love, Parsons, Ackman, Miss Rogers, Miss Pope. Chalkstone-Garrick; Aesop-J. Aickin; Fribble-Dodd; Charon-Bannister; Old Man-Parsons; Snap-Weston; Mercury-Vernon; Frenchman-Baddeley; Bowman-Ackman; Carbine-Keen; Mrs Carbine-Miss Rogers; Fine Lady-Miss Pope (<i>Winston MS 10</i>).*d1772 01 11 dl III: <i>The Amusements of Strasburgh</i>-^as17711118^, but now By the scholars of Sg Daigville.*c1772 01 11 dl <i>Lethe</i> is reviv'd with Alterations & a New Character-very well receiv'd & great Applause-$Mr Garrick= play'd with great Spirit & was much Applauded (<i>Hopkins Diary</i>). [$MacMillan= notes lack of <i>Fribble</i>r parts in <i>Larpent MS</i>. Yet <i>Theatrical Review</i>, 11 Jan., describes briefly the alterations, suggesting, The character of the <i>Fine Gentleman</i>r in the former <i>Lethe</i> had some strong allusions to the behaviour of Gentlemen behind the scenes at the playhouses, which custom being abolished of late years, the character had lost its importance, on which account it is altered to a Fribble, and consequently entirely new written." A <i>methodist taylor</i>, an <i>Irishman</i>r, <i>Mr & Mrs Carbine</i>r (originally <i>Mr & Mrs Tatoo</i>r) are also new. See account also in <i>Town and Country Magazine</i> (<i>Theatre NO. XXXIII</i>).] Paid Salary list, #502 3s. 6d.; $Mrs Abington='s cloaths acct #2; $Mr S. French= 6 days #1 10s.; Rec'd, Stopages. #11 13s. (Treasurer's Book). Receipts: #245 11s. (Treasurer's Book).