Wednesday 8 April 1801

Plays

Event Type
Standard
Revenue
£224 16s
Available Revenue
46%
Capacity
37%

Beneficiary(ies)
N/A
Commanded by
N/A
Requested by
N/A

Notes
Principal characters in The Country Girl: Moody, Mr Wroughton; Miss Peggy, Mrs Jordan

Business

Income

Category Amount Full price Half price Aftermoney Supplementary Notes
Door Receipts £224 16s £177 14s £46 £1 2s £0
Total £224 16s

Expenditure

Category Amount Payment Type A/c book entry Notes
Singers £8 2s 8d Internal The Chorus
Singers £10 Internal Do. [Mr. Shaw] for Bellamy for St. Pauls Boys
Stage Managers £50 Internal Mr. Kemble for Deaf & Dumb BD vol. 8, p. 326 mentions that Charles Kemble and Maria Theresa De Camp were sometimes reported to have been the authors of Deaf and Dumb, but it rejects that attribution; it also mentions that Charles Kemble acted in it and, on p. 354, mentions that John Philip Kemble acted in it too. Based on the lack of a first name and the fact that, for an earlier payment to a Kemble for Deaf and Dumb the recipient's name was conveyed by a ditto, it appears that John Philip was the recipient here; presumably he was being paid for producing the play (i.e. as a stage manager, not as an author), as further suggested by a payment of 12 March 1801, "Mr. Kemble for a Picture in Deaf & Dumb".
Treasurers £4 Internal Mr. Dunn 2 Weeks Saly
Canvas £25 External Mr. Ellis for Canvas 15
Candles (Tallow) £10 External Mr. Rablus Tallow Chandler
Construction £10 External Mr. Shaw Atty for Graham Brickr
Books, Paper and Stationery 7s External Wafers Pens & Paper
Brokerage £5 5s External Mr. Burgess for Broker
Funds and Trusts £63 14s External The Pit Recet. of this Nt. To Trustees
Law £5 5s External Mr. Wright Liquidation
Total £191 13s 8d