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• “Boz’s Juba”
• “Mr. G.W. Pell”
• “Mr. T.F. Briggs”

• “Each evening, a favourite comedy”
• “To be followed by a Farce”

• proprietor/lessee
• performance time
• programme (general)
• reception
• ticket info
• troupe calendar
• Briggs: moniker
• Juba: acts, description/review, moniker, performer endorsement
• Pell: moniker, performance history

3

• “G. W. Pell”
• “T. F. Briggs”
• “Boz’s Juba”

• September 19: “the Popular Comedetta of Young Widow”, “the very Laughable Farce of Our Marian”
• “Some light farces and interludes. (…) ‘Swiss Cottage,’ ‘Perfection,’ ‘Imperial Guard,’ ‘Married Bachelor,’ ‘Like Master Like Man,’ ‘Two in the Morning,’ &c”

• venue staff:
• audience
• programme (general)
• programme (full: September 19 show. Note: not quite complete, but extensive nonetheless)
• reception
• ticket info
• troupe calendar
• Briggs: description/review moniker
• Juba: acts, biography, description/review, moniker
• Pell: moniker,

• “Mr. T. Mead.”
• “Mr. Emery”
• “Mrs. Stirling”
• “Boz’s Juba”

• “a Comedietta, in which Mr. Shepherd and Mrs. Stirling will perform”
• Harlequin pantomime (remainder of items – 2 – relevant to the idea of performing race)

• proprietor/lessee
• surrounding performances at venue
• programme (general)
• programme (full
• **note: not complete, but several specifics given)
• troupe history (Pell’s Serenaders)
• Mead: acts
• Emery: acts
• Stirling: acts
• Juba: Acts

• Juba
• Pell

• Stirling

• “Gwynneth Vaughan. Gwynneth Vaughan (her original character) Mrs. Stirling”

• (remainder of items – Ethiopian Serenaders, 'Malvole; or, The Outlaw of Portugal,' and 'Alhamar the Moor' – relevant to the idea of performing race)

• programme (general – including some specific acts)

• Juba:
  • acts
  • moniker

• Pell:
  • moniker

• Stirling:
  • acts

Note: All ‘Other Info’ Categories list information that can be found about each item in relation to this event and/or the writings surrounding it.

• “Juba”
• “Messrs. Pell and Briggs”

• “Marguerite’s Colours”
• "The calisthenic Performances of Herr Beulin and his Two Sons"
• "The Rival Dukes"
• "Raising the Wind"

• description/review
• programme (general)
• reception

3 (implied)

• “Juba”
• “Pell”
• “Briggs”

• “Some light farces and interludes. (…) ‘Swiss Cottage,’ ‘Perfection,’ ‘Imperial Guard,’ ‘Married Bachelor,’ ‘Like Master Like Man,’ ‘Two in the Morning,’ &c”

• proprietor/lessee:
• venue staff:
• audience
• context
• description/review:
• programme (general)
• reception
• troupe calendar
• Briggs: description/review
• Juba: acts, description/review, moniker
• Pell: moniker