*p1772 04 23 dl The Constant Couple. ^As17720321^.*a1772 04 23 dl The Lottery. ^As17720229^.*d1772 04 23 dl End: <i>Comic Dance</i>, ^as17720326^.*c1772 04 23 dl Benefit for $Barry=. Tickets deliver'd for <i>King Arthur</i> will be taken. Part of Pit laid into Boxes. Ladies send servants by 4 o'clock. Paid Supers, Kettle Drum, & practices to King Arthur #2 16s.; Printer's Bill #8 12s. (Treasurer's Book). $Mary Martin= to $J. M. Rebow=, 6 April (MS correspondence in <i>Washington State University Library</i>): There has not been any mention of Barry's Benefit in ye Papers till to Day when it is advertis'd for ye 23rd of this Month, & ye Play. After...ye <i>Constant Couple</i>, which I imagine is no very desirable thing to see so late in ye Season, therefore pray tell me if I must send ye Tickets back directly, or may keep them till you are in Town again, which I hope you certainly will be before that time; I find we are not ye only unfortunates that $Mr Johnson= disappoints of Places, for that it is his Constant Practice not to let a single Place, till all his Five Guinea Chaps are serv'd even if you are at ye Play House, & apply ye Instant ye Play is given out, for which reason $Mr Garrick= has desir'd Gentlemen will Write to him upon such Occasions, & it is now very commonly done. Receipts: #264 11s. 6d. Charges: #67. Profits to Barry: #197 11s. 6d. (Treasurer's Book).