03 June 1713
Event Information
Theatre:
Drury Lane Theatre
Theatrical Season:
1712-1713
Volume:
2
Comments:
Benefit Bowen. For the Entertainment of the Duke d'Aumont
Performance List
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Original Data
Source: London Stage Information Bank
*pQ�dl Don John; or, The Libertine Destroy'd. As 29 Oct. 1712, but Jacomo-Bowen; Antonio-Booth; Leonora-Mrs Knight. *aQ�dl A Woman Will Have Her Will. *cQ�dl Benefit $Bowen=. For the Entertainment of the $Duke d'Aumont=. -
Cleaned Data
*p1713 06 03 dl Don John; or, The Libertine Destroy'd. ^As17121029^, but Jacomo-Bowen; Antonio-Booth; Leonora-Mrs Knight.*a1713 06 03 dl A Woman Will Have Her Will.*c1713 06 03 dl Benefit $Bowen=. For the Entertainment of the $Duke d'Aumont=. -
Parsed Data
Event: 5414 | 17130603 | dl | Benefit $Bowen=. For the Entertainment of the $Duke d'Aumont=Performance: 7520 | 5414 | p | Don John; Or, The Libertine Destroy'd | As17121029, but Jacomo-Bowen; Antonio-Booth; Leonora-Mrs Knight.AsSeeDate: 7520 | dl | p | As | 17121029Cast:11525 | 7520 | Jacomo | Bowen11526 | 7520 | Antonio | Booth11527 | 7520 | Leonora | Mrs Knight.221907 | 7520 | John | Mills221908 | 7520 | Francisco | Keen221909 | 7520 | Lopez | Bickerstaff221910 | 7520 | Iacomo | Johnson221911 | 7520 | Maria | Mrs Porter.Performance: 7521 | 5414 | a | A Woman Will Have Her Will
Mainpiece
Comments:
As17121029, but Jacomo-Bowen; Antonio-Booth; Leonora-Mrs Knight.
As17121029, but Jacomo-Bowen; Antonio-Booth; Leonora-Mrs Knight.
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