Songs, duets, and chorusses, with a lithographic of the grand panorama, and a description of the scenes in the grand comic Christmas pantomime, called Harlequin and Little red Riding Hood: or, The wizard and the wolf. : First performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden' on Friday, December 26th, 1828. /
Watson,Mr.
Woodarch,Mr.composer.
Grieve, John Henderson,1770-1845.
Grieve, Thomas,1799-1882.
Grieve, William,1800-1844.
Farley, Charles,1771-1859.director.
Ellar, Thomas,1782-1842.performer.
Grimaldi, J. S.(Joseph S.),-1863.performer.
Parsloe, E. J.(Edmond John),-1832.performer.
Blanchard, Thomas,-1859.performer.
Miller, John,active 19th century.performer.
Covent Garden Theatre.
Shackell and Baylis.printer.
London: : Printed for John Miller, Pall Mall, and sold in the theatre.,
1828.
Libretto only.
(Price Ten-Pence.)--foot of title page.
Printed cast list for the Covent Garden Theatre's production. Partial cast: The wizzard: Mr. Evans; Humpo: E.J. Parsloe; Barley-Dust, the miller: T. Blanchard; Colin: Mr. Ellar; Granny Rose: J.S. Grimaldi; Rose: Miss Egan.
Printed by Shackell and Baylis.
The lithograph of the grand panorama by David Roberts (1796-1864) is entitled: "Grand Panoramic Porcibasilartikasparbosporas". Roberts was a landscape painter who began his career in Scotland before coming to London to work with Clarkson Stanfield at Drury Lane and Covent Garden. The panorama depicts a military expedition from St. Petersburg via the Dardanelles to Constantinople.
Pantomimes
Panoramas
England London.