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Mrs. Gardiner (nee Cheney) as Lady Plyant and John Palmer as Careless in a scene from "The Double Dealer"

David Garrick as Demetrius in a scene from "The Brothers"

John Henderson as Count Biron in a scene from "Isabella"

Ann Spranger Barry (nee Street) as Sir Harry Wildair in "The Constant Couple"

Ann Spranger Barry (nee Street) as Sir Harry Wildair in "The Constant Couple"

Charlotte Melmoth as Roxana in a scene from "The Rival Queens"

Charlotte Melmoth as Queen Elizabeth in "The Earl of Essex"

Charles Dubellamy and Ann Brown Cargill in a scene from "The Carnival of Venice"

James Aickin as Phocion in "The Grecian Daughter"

Portrait of Isabella Mattocks (nee Hallam) speaking the epilogue to "Know Your Own Mind"

John Henderson as Horatius in a scene from "The Roman Father"

Portrait of Joseph George Holman

Thomas Sheridan speaking the prologue to "Cato"

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