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Dilettanti-theatricals
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DILETTANTI-THEATRICALS; - or - a Peep at the Green Room. - Vide, Pic-Nic-Orgies. -\nPub.d Feb.y 18.th 1803. by H. Humphrey. 27. s.t James's Street.\nNo. 20 London d. 25 Feb. 1803/ persons 1.) Lord Chomondeley: beside him the little Lord Mount Edgecumbe/ the bassoonist Lord Carlisle, the triangle Marquis of Abercorn/ the bugler Earl Derby, the lady in the belcher cloth Lady Salisbury/ the violonist Earl of Salisbury, the singers Miss Anguish and Miss Carpenter/ the fat lady Lady Buckinghamshire/ the dancers: the Prince of Wallis, who clasps his right hand about/ his former grandmotherly mead Lady Jersey/ but gives his left to Mistress Fitzherbert; the fourth/ concealed singer is Obrist Greville./ The harlequin is the beau Skeffington/ The little buffoon is the hunchbacked Scottish Lord Kirkudbright/ The background shows two notorious and under all insult humiliated old goats 1.) old Q or the Duke of Queens-/ bury 2.) with the long nose and the Swede's head Colonel Hanger; they have/ been joined by unknown wenches who take subordinate roles/ in the picnic.
Kunstbibliothek, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
Title: Dilettanti-theatricals
Description:
DILETTANTI-THEATRICALS; - or - a Peep at the Green Room.
- Vide, Pic-Nic-Orgies.
-\nPub.
d Feb.
y 18.
th 1803.
by H.
Humphrey.
27.
s.
t James's Street.
\nNo.
20 London d.
25 Feb.
1803/ persons 1.
) Lord Chomondeley: beside him the little Lord Mount Edgecumbe/ the bassoonist Lord Carlisle, the triangle Marquis of Abercorn/ the bugler Earl Derby, the lady in the belcher cloth Lady Salisbury/ the violonist Earl of Salisbury, the singers Miss Anguish and Miss Carpenter/ the fat lady Lady Buckinghamshire/ the dancers: the Prince of Wallis, who clasps his right hand about/ his former grandmotherly mead Lady Jersey/ but gives his left to Mistress Fitzherbert; the fourth/ concealed singer is Obrist Greville.
/ The harlequin is the beau Skeffington/ The little buffoon is the hunchbacked Scottish Lord Kirkudbright/ The background shows two notorious and under all insult humiliated old goats 1.
) old Q or the Duke of Queens-/ bury 2.
) with the long nose and the Swede's head Colonel Hanger; they have/ been joined by unknown wenches who take subordinate roles/ in the picnic.