28 July 1794

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Theatre: Haymarket Theatre
Theatrical Season: 1793-1794
Volume: 5
Comments: "Spectas, et tu Spectabere is the inscription over the curtain in the Little Haymarket Theatre. I was there on 29th [sic] July 1794: they gave a National opera, N. B. a piece in Scottish costumes. The men were dressed in flesh-coloured breeches, with white and red ribbons twisted round their stockings, a short, brightly-coloured, striped masons' apron, brown coat and waistcoat, over the coat a large, broad ensign's sash in the same style as the apron, and black cap shaped like a shoe and trimmed with ribbons. The women all in white muslin, brightly coloured ribbons in their hair, very broad bands in the same style round their bodies, also for their hats. They perform the same abominable trash as at Sadlers Wells. A fellow yelled an aria so horribly and with such exaggerated grimaces that I began to sweat all over. N. B. He had to repeat the aria. 0 che bestie!" (Haydn, pp. 294-95)

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    *p1794 07 28 hay THE MOUNTAINEERS. As 21 July, but omitted: Moors, Muleteers, and Goatherds; from Peasants: Mrs Norton, Miss M. and C. Wrighten, Mrs Gaudry, Mrs Butler, Mrs Hale, Mrs Masters, Miss Menage. Also AULD ROBIN GRAY. As 26 July. COMMENT. "Spectas, et tu Spectabere is the inscription over the curtain in the Little Haymarket Theatre. I was there on 29th [sic] July 1794: they gave a National opera, N. B. a piece in Scottish costumes. The men were dressed in flesh-coloured breeches, with white and red ribbons twisted round their stockings, a short, brightly-coloured, striped masons' apron, brown coat and waistcoat, over the coat a large, broad ensign's sash in the same style as the apron, and black cap shaped like a shoe and trimmed with ribbons. The women all in white muslin, brightly coloured ribbons in their hair, very broad bands in the same style round their bodies, also for their hats. They perform the same abominable trash as at Sadlers Wells. A fellow yelled an aria so horribly and with such exaggerated grimaces that I began to sweat all over. N. B. He had to repeat the aria. 0 che bestie!" (Haydn, pp. 294-95).
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    *p1794 07 28 hay THE MOUNTAINEERS. ^As17940721^ but omitted: Moors, Muleteers, and Goatherds; from Peasants: Mrs Norton, Miss M. and C. Wrighten, Mrs Gaudry, Mrs Butler, Mrs Hale, Mrs Masters, Miss Menage .hathi.*a1794 07 28 hay AULD ROBIN GRAY. ^As17940726^.hathi.*c1794 07 28 hay "Spectas, et tu Spectabere is the inscription over the curtain in the Little Haymarket Theatre. I was there on 29th [sic] July 1794: they gave a National opera, N. B. a piece in Scottish costumes. The men were dressed in flesh-coloured breeches, with white and red ribbons twisted round their stockings, a short, brightly-coloured, striped masons' apron, brown coat and waistcoat, over the coat a large, broad ensign's sash in the same style as the apron, and black cap shaped like a shoe and trimmed with ribbons. The women all in white muslin, brightly coloured ribbons in their hair, very broad bands in the same style round their bodies, also for their hats. They perform the same abominable trash as at Sadlers Wells. A fellow yelled an aria so horribly and with such exaggerated grimaces that I began to sweat all over. N. B. He had to repeat the aria. 0 che bestie!" (Haydn, pp. 294-95) .hathi.
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    Event: 49141 | 17940728 | hay | hathi | "Spectas, et tu Spectabere is the inscription over the curtain in the Little Haymarket Theatre. I was there on 29th [sic] July 1794: they gave a National opera, N. B. a piece in Scottish costumes. The men were dressed in flesh-coloured breeches, with white and red ribbons twisted round their stockings, a short, brightly-coloured, striped masons' apron, brown coat and waistcoat, over the coat a large, broad ensign's sash in the same style as the apron, and black cap shaped like a shoe and trimmed with ribbons. The women all in white muslin, brightly coloured ribbons in their hair, very broad bands in the same style round their bodies, also for their hats. They perform the same abominable trash as at Sadlers Wells. A fellow yelled an aria so horribly and with such exaggerated grimaces that I began to sweat all over. N. B. He had to repeat the aria. 0 che bestie!" (Haydn, pp. 294-95)
    Performance: 108417 | 49141 | p | The Mountaineers | As17940721 but omitted: Moors, Muleteers, and Goatherds; from Peasants: Mrs Norton, Miss M. and C. Wrighten, Mrs Gaudry, Mrs Butler, Mrs Hale, Mrs Masters, Miss Menage .
    AsSeeDate: 108417 | hay | p | As | 17940721
    Cast:
    702548 | 108417 | Mr Sturdy | Benson
    702549 | 108417 | Bentley | Pindar
    702550 | 108417 | Berry | Palmer Jun.
    702551 | 108417 | Frank | Bland//Miss Elizabeth Sturdy-Miss Heard
    702552 | 108417 | Bland//Miss Elizabeth Sturdy | Miss Heard
    702553 | 108417 | Miss Sukey | Miss De Camp
    702554 | 108417 | Tabitha | Mrs Booth
    702555 | 108417 | Mrs Sturdy | Mrs Heard
    702556 | 108417 | Nanny | Mrs Hale
    Performance: 108418 | 49141 | a | AULD ROBIN GRAY | As17940726.
    AsSeeDate: 108418 | hay | a | As | 17940726
    Cast:
    702557 | 108418 | Charles | Waldron Jun
    702558 | 108418 | Motley | Fawcett
    702559 | 108418 | Edward | Davies
    702560 | 108418 | Dennis | Usher
    702561 | 108418 | Coachman | Benson
    702562 | 108418 | Servants | Abbot, Ledger, Lyons
    702563 | 108418 | Sheers | Barrett
    702564 | 108418 | Plume | Burton
    702565 | 108418 | Degagee | C. Kemble
    702566 | 108418 | Sir Walter Weathercock | Suett//Miss Hebe Wintertop-Mrs Hopkins
    702567 | 108418 | Suett//Miss Hebe Wintertop | Mrs Hopkins
    702568 | 108418 | Caroline Sandford | Miss Leak
    702569 | 108418 | Comfit | Miss De Camp
    702570 | 108418 | Scout | Bannister Jun.
    702571 | 108418 | Snarl | Baddeley
    702572 | 108418 | Justice Mittimus | Usher
    702573 | 108418 | Sheepface | Parsons//Kate-Miss Heard
    702574 | 108418 | Parsons//Kate | Miss Heard
    702575 | 108418 | Mrs Scout | Mrs Hopkins
    702576 | 108418 | : Auld Robin Gray | Suett
    702577 | 108418 | Jemmy | C. Kemble
    702578 | 108418 | Donald | Davies
    702579 | 108418 | Duncan | Sedgwick
    702580 | 108418 | Pilot | Benson
    702581 | 108418 | Sandy | Bland
    702582 | 108418 | Steward | Barrett
    702583 | 108418 | Rustic | Cross
    702584 | 108418 | Jerry | Fawcett//Moggy-Mrs Bland
    702585 | 108418 | Fawcett//Moggy | Mrs Bland
    702586 | 108418 | Susan | Miss De Camp
    702587 | 108418 | Mother | Mrs Booth
    702588 | 108418 | Jenny | Miss Leak.

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As17940721 but omitted: Moors, Muleteers, and Goatherds; from Peasants: Mrs Norton, Miss M. and C. Wrighten, Mrs Gaudry, Mrs Butler, Mrs Hale, Mrs Masters, Miss Menage .
Cast:

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As17940726.
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