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Lingo's Wedding. Ballad farce, 2 acts


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    Darius. Tragedy, 5 acts. Thomas Stratford (?)

    Manuscripts

    No application. Prod. D.L., 1784 (?). MS. J.P.C. in B.D.: 'Darius a Tragedy-Acted at Drury Lane-The Managers letter signed Thomas Linley 1784. L.L. This is no doubt Dr. Stratfords Tragedy... but the MS, among Larpent's Plays, gives no further information. (See B.D., II, 153.)

    LA 678

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    Runnamede. Tragedy, 5 acts. John Logan

    Manuscripts

    No application. Prod. Edinburgh, 1784 (?). MS: dated 1784; prologue. Comp. Edinburgh, 1784 (K-D 363): numerous differences. J.P.C. in B.D.: Larpent's List says that it was acted at Edinburgh in 1784.-It was among his MSS. as having been licenced.

    LA 684

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    The Counterfeit Captain; or, Usurer Outwitted. Farce, 2 acts

    Manuscripts

    Application Apr. 24 [1781?], Richard Brinsley Sheridan, D.L. MS. J.P.C. in B.D.: The Counterfeit Captain or the Usurer Outwitted a farce in two Acts was among Larpents MSS. R B. Sheridans letter for the license is dated April 24 (1781) It was therefore performed at Drury Lane. [I have found no record of its performance at D.L., 1780-83.]

    LA 555

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    Hallow Fair; or, The School for Lasses. Interlude, 1 act. [William Woods?]

    Manuscripts

    No application. Prod. Edinburgh, Apr. 17, 1784. MS: described as A Local, Comical, Farcical, Musical Interlude; endorsed, at end, Edina: W:W: 1784. March. (Performed for the benefit of Woods.) J.P.C. in B.D.: 'Hallow Fair or the School for Lasses an Interlude represented at Edinburgh. Managers letter signed Jackson'-n. d in L. L.

    LA 653

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    The Advertisement; or, A New Way to Get a Husband. Farce, 2 acts. James Fennell

    Manuscripts

    No application. [1791?] MS: several pages canceled. J.P.C. in B.D.: 'The Advertisement or a new way to get a Husband' a farce in 2 acts was licensed on March 3d. 1791 and according to Larpents accounts played for the benefit of Lee Lewis-Larpents Copy contains some curious erasures of passages against dramatic despotism-

    LA 924

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    Isipile. Opera (Italian), 2 acts

    Manuscripts

    No application. [1784?] MS. (Dated in L.L., H1, 1784.)

    LA 682