Theater playbill for "Macbeth" and "Lover's Quarrels, or, Like Master Like Man" at the Washington Theatre, August 16, 1823
Contributors: De Krafft, Edward, 1790-1833, printer; Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616; Vanbrugh, John, 1664-1726; Washington Theatre (Washington, D.C. : 1821-1835); Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Publisher: E. de Krafft, Printer, Seventh Street, nearly opposite the Centre Market House
Published: 1823
Place of publication: Washington City
Language: eng
Other titles: Macbeth; Lover's Quarrels, or, Like Master Like Man; Lover's quarrels; Like master like man; Theatre. Mr. Cooper's 4th night and last of his engagement. On Saturday Evening, August 16
Description: Theatre. Mr. Cooper's 4th night. On Saturday Evening, August 16, will be presented Shakspeare's tragedy of "Macbeth" ... Act 3d ... a banquet. Act 4th: An Incantation and chorus of witches: Principal parts by Messrs. Jefferson, J. Jefferson, Mrs. Jefferson, Anderson, Francis, Wallack, Miss Hathwell, &c. &c. To conclude with the interlude of "Lover's Quarrels, or, Like Master Like Man" ... Mr. Cooper's benefit, and last appearance, on Tuesday Evening. The new piece of Tom & Jerry, having been received with unprecedented applause, has been laid by, in consequence of Mr. Cooper's engagement, due notice will be given of its next representation.
Notes: Title devised by Library staff from item.

Cast: Macbeth: Macbeth: Mr. Cooper, Duncan: Mr. Hathwell, Malcolm: Mr. T. Jefferson, Donalbaine: Miss Hathwell, Macduff: Mr. Duff, Banquo: Mr. Wheatly, Lennox: Mr. Johnston, Fleance: Miss H. Hathwell, Seyton: Mr. Scrivener, Captain: Mr. Murray, Doctor: Mr. J. Jefferson, Jr., Messenger: Mr. J. Jefferson, Hecate: Mr. Darley, First Witch: Mr. Jefferson, Second Witch: Mr. Francis, Third Witch: Mr[s]. Francis, Lady Macbeth: Mrs. Duff, Gentlewoman: Mrs. Jefferson.

Cast: Lover's quarrels: Don Carlos: Mr. Wemyss. Sancho: Mr. Jefferson, Lopez: Mr. J. Jefferson, Leonora: Mrs. Anderson, Jacintha: Mrs. Francis.

In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).