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Isabella Mattocks (nee Hallam) as Dame Dunckley, John Phillip Kemble as Penruddock, and Richard Suett as Weazel in a scene from "The Wheel of Fortune"

Charlotte Goodall as Countess Wintersen, John Palmer as Baron Steinfort, and Robert Palmer as Francis in a scene from "The Stranger"

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

Henry Siddons as the Earl of Salisbury in a scene from "King John"

Robert Bensley as Eustache and Henry Erskine Johnston as the Old Man in a scene from "The Surrender of Calais"

Alexander Pope as Frederick, William Henry Murray as Wildenhaim, and Nannette Johnston (nee Parker) as Amelia Wildenhaim in a scene from "Lovers' Vows"

Joseph George Holman as Essex and Elizabeth Pope (Younge) as Queen Elizabeth in a scene from "The Earl of Essex"

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

Ann Brunton Merry as Cleopatra and Joseph George Holman as Anthony in a scene from "All For Love"

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

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

William Henry Murray as Christiern in "Gustavus Vasa"

William Brereton as Arnold and Elizabeth Kemble (Whitlock) as Mariana in a scene from "Edward the Black Prince"

Charlotte Goodall as Floranthe and John Phillip Kemble as Octavian in a scene from "The Mountaineers"

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