Pavilion Theatre (Whitechapel, Middlesex)

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referencedIn 'Uncle Tom and Lucy Neal, or Harlequin liberty and slavery', pantomime. Licence sent 27 December 1852 for performance at the Pavilion 27 December 1852. LCO Day Book Add. 53703 records the stipulation for a number of omissions primarily due to poli... British Library
referencedIn 'Jerry Abershaw, or, The mother's curse', drama in two acts by C. H. Hazlewood. Licence sent 30 October 1855 for performance at the Pavilion 30 October 1855. LCO Day Book Add. 53703 records the stipulation that all oaths be omitted and notes 'This... British Library
referencedIn 'War and peace, or, Harlequin and the great bear', pantomime written and invented by C. A. Somerset. Licence sent 24 December 1855 for performance at the Pavilion 26 December 1855. Signed by J. C. Morgan, prompter. Keywords: black characters, fai... British Library
referencedIn 'The ratcatcher's daughter', ‘written from the popular song of that name’ by James Elphinstone. Licence sent 23 May 1855 for performance at the Pavilion 23 May 1855. For another version see Add. 52955 X. Keywords: working class characters, povert... British Library
referencedIn 'Oliver Twist,' an ‘entire new version dramatised by Messrs. James Elphinstone and Frederick Neale (from Charles Dickens novel of the same name) expressly for the Pavilion Theatre in three acts [sic]’. Licence sent 1 October 1855 for performance at... British Library
referencedIn 'Jack Sheppard', drama in three acts. Licence sent 11 July 1855 for performance at the Pavilion 13 July 1855. For another version see Add. 52955 J. Keywords: crime, poverty, widows, execution, working class characters, eighteenth-century settings... British Library
referencedIn George Slythe Street, Examiner of Plays: J. P. Harrington: John Neat: Whitechapel; Middlesex Pavilion Theatre: Musical sketch, `The stars that used to shine', by J. P. Harrington and John Neat lic. for production at the Pavilion, Whitechapel, with ex... British Library
referencedIn 'The seven poor travellers, or, Life's faults and follies', domestic dramatic sketch in two acts by G. D. Pitt. Licence sent 9 February 1855 for performance at the Pavilion 10 February 1855. Signed by J. C. Morgan, prompter. A note by the author ... British Library
referencedIn 'Temptation', drama in two acts by Frederick Neale. Licence sent 4 April 1855 for performance at the Pavilion 4 April 1855. Listed in Nicoll under ‘unknown authors’. Keywords: land and farming, inheritance, illness, doctors and medicine, illegiti... British Library
referencedIn 'The swell mob's man, or, The housebreaker of White Chapel', domestic drama in two acts. Licence requested for performance at the Pavilion 30 October 1852, but refused 9 November 1852. Note explaining the meaning of 'housebreaker' appears on title ... British Library
referencedIn ‘The Assyrian spy’, drama in two acts. Licence sent 8 September 1852 for performance at the Pavilion 8 September 1852. LCO Day Book Add. 53703 records the stipulation that a phrase referring to scripture be substituted. Only act one has survived ... British Library
referencedIn George Slythe Street, Examiner of Plays: Whitechapel; Middlesex Pavilion Theatre: Sketch, `The understudy' lic. for production at the Pavilion, Whitechapel, with examiner's report by George Slythe Street: 1922. British Library
referencedIn ‘The betting boy’s career, from the counting house to the hulks’, (‘Fifty to one against him’), drama in two acts. Licence sent 12 August 1852 for performance at the Pavilion 12 August 1852. Stage directions require that ‘plates’ be ‘struck.’ A ‘... British Library
referencedIn 'Who's your hatter? or, The day's adventure at Little Snuggleton!', an ‘entirely original excentric screaming sketch or farce in one act, written expressly for the Royal Pavilion Theatre’ by T. P. Prest. Licence sent 10 October 1855 for performance... British Library
referencedIn ‘Caspar Duverdi’ al. ‘Caspar Duverdi, the terror of Spain, or, The traitor, the Jew and the gypsy’, romantic melodrama in three acts. Licence sent 8 September 1852 for performance at the Pavillion. Text written in two different hands. Keywords: g... British Library
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