"Stranger" (Kotzebue).[138] Stranger, Kemble; Mrs. Haller, Mrs. Siddons. 1797-98.--_Covent Garden._ "False Impressions" (Cumberland). Scud, Quick. "Secrets worth Knowing" (Morton). Undermine, Munden. "He's much to Blame" (Holcroft).[139] Versatile, Lewis; Lady Jane, Miss Betterton (afterwards Mrs. Glover). "Curiosity" (by the late King of Sweden). "Blue Devils" (Colman the Younger). Megrim, Fawcett. 1798-99.--_Drury Lane._ "Aurelio and Miranda" (Boaden). Aurelio, Kemble; Miranda, Mrs. Siddons. "Secret" (Morris). Lizard, jun., John Bannister; Rosa, Mrs. Jordan. "East Indian" (Lewis). Mortimer, Kemble; Zorayda, his daughter, Mrs. Jordan. "Castle of Montval" (Whalley). Old Count, Kemble; Matilda, Mrs. Powell. "First Faults" (Miss De Camp). Fallible, C. Kemble; Tulip, Miss Mellon. "Pizarro" (Sheridan). Rolla, Kemble; Alonzo, C. Kemble; Cora, Mrs. Jordan; Elvira, Mrs. Siddons. 1798-99.--_Covent Garden._ "Lovers' Vows" (Inchbald). Frederick, Pope; Amelia, Mrs. H. Johnston. "Ramah Droog" (Cobb). Sidney, Incledon. "Jew and the Doctor" (T. Dibdin). Abednego, Fawcett. "Laugh When You Can" (Reynolds). Gossamer, Lewis. "Votary of Wealth" (Holman). Leonard, Pope; Julia, Mrs. Pope. "Five Thousand a Year" (T. Dibdin). Fervid, Lewis; Maria, Miss Betterton. "Birthday" (T. Dibdin). Captain Bertram, Munden. "Fortune's Frolic" (Allingham). Robin Roughead, Fawcett. 1799-1800.--_Drury Lane._ "Adelaide" (Pye). Richard, Kemble; Adelaide, Mrs. Siddons. "Of Age To-Morrow" (T. Dibdin). Frederick, John Bannister. "De Montfort" (Joanna Baillie). De Montfort, Kemble; Jane, Mrs. Siddons. "Indiscretion" (Hoare). Maxim, King; Julia, Mrs. Jordan. "Antonio" (Godwin). Antonio, Kemble; Helena, Mrs. Siddons. 1799-1800.--_Covent Garden._ "Management" (Reynolds). Mist, Fawcett; Mrs. Dazzle, Mrs. Davenport. "Turnpike Gate" (Knight). Crack, Munden. "Joanna" (Cumberland, from Kotzebue). Joanna, Mrs. Pope. "Speed the Plough" (Morton). Bob Handy, Fawcett. "Paul and Virginia" (Cobb;--music by Mazzinghi). Paul, Incledon; Virginia, Mrs. H. Johnston.[140] In the next chapter, we will examine something of the progress of the stage, as indicated by the above records. [Illustration: Mrs. Yates as Mandane.] FOOTNOTES: [126] Macklin was the original Buck; but when Foote produced the farce, during his own engagement, he played the part himself. [127] During the period here referred to, Foote played the part. [128] He certainly played during this summer, but probably only for a short period. [129] This is very inaccurate. "The Cozeners" was produced in 1774, and Dodd was not hanged till 1777. [130] Jackson who, as "Curtius," threatened Garrick.--_Doran MS._ [131] Edwin made his first appearance in London in 1776, as Flaw, in "The Cozeners." [132] Should be Miss Farren. [133] There is a slight confusion here. The company opened at the Haymarket in September. They did not go to Drury Lane till April.