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John Bannister as Sheva and Miss Tidswell as Dorcas in a scene from "The Jew"

Ann Brunton Merry as Horatia and Alexander Pope as Publius in a scene from "The Roman Father"

Maria Gibbs as Emily Worthington, Isabella Mattocks (nee Hallam) as Miss Lucretia Mactab, and Charles Murray as Lt. Worthington in a scene from "The Poor Gentleman"

John Bannister as Wilfred in a scene from "The Iron Chest"

Elizabeth Pope (nee Younge) as Lady Anne, Miss Wallis as Joanna and Alexander Pope as Mordent in "The Deserted Daughter"

Charles Farley as Gratiano with another actor playing Shylock in a scene from "The Merchant of Venice"

William Farren as Sir Charles Easy, Elizabeth Pope (Younge) as Lady Easy, and Isabella Mattocks (nee Hallam) as Edging in a scene from "The Careless Husband"

Richard Wroughton as Moody and Dorothy Jordan as Peggy in a scene from "The Country Girl"

William Dowton as Old Mirabel and Charles Kemble as Young Mirabel in a scene from "The Inconstant"

Charles Murray as Lusignon, Sarah Smith (Bartley) as Zara, and Charles Kemble as Nerestan in a scene from "Zara"

William Thomas Lewis as Vapid and John Quick as Lord Scratch in a scene from "The Dramatist"

Joseph Shepherd Munden as Colonel Oldboy in "Lionel and Clarissa"

Elizabeth Pope (nee Younge) as Monimia, Miss Leserve as Florella and Alexander Pope as Castalio in a scene from "The Orphan"

Harriet Siddons (nee Murray) as Lady Elizabeth Gray and William Henry West Betty as Warwick in a scene from "The Earl of Warwick"

Thomas Ryder as Sir John Brute, Mrs. Pope as Lady Brute and Mary Stephens Wells (nee Davies) as Belinda in a scene from "The Provoked Wife"

John Brunton as Villeroy, John Philip Kemble as Biron and Sarah Siddons (nee Kemble) in a scene from "Isabella"

Dorothy Jordan as Mrs. Sullen and John Bannister as Scrub in a scene from "The Beaux' Stratagem"

Ann Dibdin (nee Hilliar) as Mrs. Casey and William Thomas Lewis as Lockland in a scene from "Fontainbleau"

John Bannister as Gondibert and Elizabeth Kemble as Margaret in a scene from "The Battle of Hexham"

Elizabeth Pope (nee Younge) as Eudocia with Alexander Pope as Phocyas and Mr. Thompson as Daran in a scene from "The Siege of Damascus"

Miss Cherry as Fidelia, Vincent DeCamp as Faddle, and Richard Wroughton as Sir Charles Raymond in a scene from "The Foundling"

Joseph Shepherd Munden as Sir Abel Handy in "Speed the Plough"

William Farren as Sultan, Alexander Pope as Haswell, and Elizabeth Pope (Younge) as Arabella in a scene from "Such Things Are"

William Farren as Lord Norland and Elizabeth Pope (Younge) as Lady Eleanor Irwon in a scene from "Every One Has His Fault"

Dorothy Jordan as Belinda, Richard Wroughton as Restless, and Maria Theresa Kemble (nee De Camp) as Lady Restless in a scene from "All in the Wrong"

Dorothy Jordan as Widow Bellmour and John Bannister as Fashion in "The Way to Keep Him"

Dorothy Jordan as Lady Bell, Robert Elliston as Millamour, and Harriott Mellon as Lady Jane in a scene from "Know Your Own Mind"

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