Saturday 10 November 1787

Plays

Performances
Robin Hood; or, Sherwood Forest (1784), The Midnight Hour
Event Type
Standard
Revenue
£272 12s 6d
Available Revenue
57%
Capacity
80%
Beneficiary(ies)
N/A
Commanded by
N/A
Requested by
N/A

Business

Income

Category Amount Full price Half price Aftermoney Supplementary Notes
Door Receipts £272 12s 6d £268 19s 6d £0 £3 13s £0
Total £272 12s 6d

Expenditure

Category Amount Payment Type A/c book entry Notes
Employees (Other) £384 11s 6d Internal Paid 6 Nights [payroll entries here aggregated]
Singers £6 Internal Chorus Singers
Supernumeraries £11 18s Internal Supernumeraries
Musicians (Band) £8 6s 6d Internal Music the 9th. Inst
Musicians (Kettle Drums) 5s Internal Kettle Drum do. [the 9th. Inst]
Wardrobe (Other) £9 19s Departmental Wardrobe
Carpentry and Sceneshifting £37 7s 9d Departmental Mr. Guard for Scenemen
Properties 19s 2d Departmental Properties do. [the 9th. Inst]
Scene Painters £3 13s 6d Internal Mr. Hodgins
Scene Painters £2 2s Internal Paid Mr. Melbourne
Unknown £5 5s Unknown Paid Mr. Vincenti on Acct. A man apparently called Bernard Vincenti (see payment of 27 October 1787), assisted by Raphael [?] Martini (see payment of 10 November 1787), was paid fairly often in the 1787-88 season. He may have been the "Vincent" later paid fairly often in connection with Thomas Harris in later seasons; both Vincenti and that "Vincent" seem to have been involved in music in some way.
Unknown £5 5s Unknown Paid Mr: Raphael [?] Martini assistant to Mr. Vincenti A man apparently called Bernard Vincenti (see payment of 27 October 1787) was paid fairly often in the 1787-88 season. He may have been the "Vincent" later paid fairly often in connection with Thomas Harris in later seasons; both Vincenti and that "Vincent" seem to have been involved in music in some way.
Total £475 12s 5d