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Junius Brutus Booth as Sir Giles Overreach in "A New Way to Pay Old Debts"
Image | Portraits of Actorsdrawing sword. With text: "I'll fall to Execution". Act V.
Ann Spranger Barry (nee Street) as Athenais in "Theodosius"
Image | 1776 | Portraits of ActorsWhole-length. Wearing crown and feathers, dress embellished with bows. In color. With text: "So my Veranes till my death comes on, Shall sad Eudosia thy dear loss bemoan." Act V, Scene 1.
Ann Spranger Barry (nee Street) as Mariamne in "Mariamne"
Image | 1777 | Portraits of Actorscloth hairpiece trailing to floor. With text: "I wish my Innocence wanted that mark of honour which the Tongue of Malice will miscall the brand of Guilt." Act V, Scene 6.
Ann Spranger Barry (nee Street) as Athenais in "Theodosius"
Image | 1778 | Portraits of ActorsWhole-length. Wearing crown and feathers, dress embellished with bows. With text: "So my Veranes till my death comes on, Shall sad Eudosia thy dear loss bemoan." Act V, Scene
John Henderson as Bayes in "The Rehearsal"
Image | 1777 | Portraits of Actorsholding hat in right hand, stick in left, book held under arm. With text: "Do you hear dead Men? Remember your note in e? flatt, and fall a dancing." Act II, Scene 5.
Sarah Siddons (nee Kemble) as Lady Randolph in "Douglas"
Image | 1819 | Portraits of ActorsWhole-length portrait, wearing wimple-like head covering with long veil extending down back and over arms.
Ann Spranger Barry (nee Street) when Mrs. Crawford as Mariamne in "Mariamne"
Image | 1794 | Portraits of ActorsWhole-length. Wearing flowing gown, headdress. With text: "I wish my Innocence." Act I, Scene 6.
Robert Bensley as Mahomet in "Mahomet"
Image | 1778 | Portraits of Actorsholding scimitar. With text: "Such be the fate of all who braves our Law." Act V, Scene 5.
Elizabeth Heard as Aurelia in "The Twin Rivals"
Image | 1796 | Portraits of ActorsWhole-length portrait, outdoors, wearing scarf covering head and carrying a fan. With text: "And I like him for his affection to my young person". Act II, Scene 1.
Ann Spranger Barry (nee Street) as Sophonisba in "Sophonisba"
Image | 1788 | Portraits of Actorsfeathers and crown on head. Colored print. With text: "Assure him that I drank it, drank it all, with an unalter'd smile." Act V, Scene 7.
James William Dodd as Campley in "The Funeral"
Image | 1794 | Portraits of ActorsWhole-length. In female attire, basket on left arm, fan in right hand. With text: "But you look so very bold in that dress." Act III, Scene 1.
Charles Kemble as Young Wilmot in "The Fatal Curiosity"
Image | 1796 | Portraits of Actorsstanding on the shore in a thunder storm. With text: "O England! England! Thou seat of plenty, liberty & health".
Elizabeth Pope, when Miss Younge, as Angelica in "Love for Love"
Image | Portraits of ActorsWhole-length portrait. With text: "Had I the world to give you, it could not make me worthy of so generous & faithful a passion."
Charles Mayne Young as Frederick in "Lovers' Vows"
Image | 1822 | Portraits of ActorsWhole-length portrait, standing, holding sword over left shoulder. With text: "This will do for a breakfast."
Sophia Baddeley as Clarissa in "Lionel and Clarissa"
Image | 1781 | Portraits of ActorsWhole-length. Wearing dress with ribbon embellishments, hat with flowers.
Henry Gattie as Father Phillip
Image | Portraits of Actorsflagon in right hand, basket on left arm, torch or great candle in left hand.
Isabella Mattocks (nee Hallam) as Elvira in "The Spanish Fryar"
Image | 1777 | Portraits of ActorsWhole-length portrait, standing, holding up veil. With text: "but however I will not stand with you for a sample."
Ann Spranger Barry (nee Street) as Phaedra in "Phaedra & Hippolitus"
Image | 1777 | Portraits of Actorsholding sword in hand. With text: "Now, all ye kindred Gods, look down and see How I'll revenge you, and myself on Phaedra." Act III, Scene 4.
Ann Spranger Barry (nee Street) as Sophonisba in "Sophonisba"
Image | 1778 | Portraits of Actorsfeathers and crown on head. With text: "Assure him that I drank it, drank it all, With an unalter'd Smile." Act V, Scene 7.
Frances Abington (nee Barton) as Aurelia in "The Twin Rivals"
Image | 1777 | Portraits of ActorsWhole-length. Wearing dress with ornaments and headdress with plumes, holding a fan. With text: "No, no, I'm resolved against a man that disappears all the summer like a Woodcock." Act II, Scene 1.

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