*p1773 05 08 cg King Lear. ^As17730125^, but Gent. Usher-Quick, first time.*a1773 05 08 cg The Grumbler. Principal parts-Quick, Davis, Owenson, King, Saunders, Miss Pearce, Miss Helme.*d1773 05 08 cg After the Interlude: <i>The Whim</i>, ^as17730426^.*u1773 05 08 cg 1773 5 8 End of Play: Interlude. An <i>Interlude</i> by $S. Foote Esq=; Lady Pentweazle-Quick; Carmine-Davis.*c1773 05 08 cg Benefit for $Quick=. Afterpiece: A new Farce never performed. Altered from $Sir Charles Sedley='s Piece of the same title by $Dr Goldsmith=. Acted only this night (playbill). [The notation on the alteration is by $Kemble= on the playbill. The characters are: <i>Sourby</i>r, <i>Octavio</i>r, <i>Wentworth</i>r, <i>Dancing Master</i>r, <i>Scamper</i>r, <i>Clarissa</i>r and <i>Jenny</i>r. See Edition by $Alice I. Perry Wood= (<i>Cambridge, Mass.</i>, 1931).] Charges #66 5s. Profit to Quick #7 6d., plus #80 from tickets (Box 100; Pit 263; Gallery 156) (Account Book). [Brief review of the <i>Grumbler</i> in the <i>Westminster Magazine</i> for May 1773: "It was several years ago translated from the <i>French</i>, and received this night some additional touches from the pen of Dr Goldsmith. An entertainment of one act cannot be expected to contain much. The whole merit of this is centered in one character, and perhaps in one scene."] Receipts: #73 5s. 6d.