hornpipes (continued)

Roussel, 18–19, 24

See also “Durang’s Hornpipe”

horsemanship. See equestrianism

Horton, Mr. and Mrs., 222–224

How to Grow Rich, 72

Hughes, Charles, 89, 108

Hulett, John, 37

Hupfield, Mr., 205

Hutchins, Master, 64, 112, 114, 119, 125, 129

Indian dances, 33, 72–73, 113, 120–122, 147, 152, 206

Indian Frolic; or, Their Return from Shooting, 120

Indian Heroine; or, Inkle and Yarico, 69, 80

Indian Princess; or, La Belle Sauvage, 153

“Infant Roscius, The”, 153

Ingersoll, Charles Jared, 234

Inkle and Yarico (Indian Heroine), 69, 80

interludes

about, 82–87

allemandes, 84

Chestnut Street Theatre, 140, 144, 149, 152, 157–160

fancy dances, 84

fandangos, 85–86

fricasseés, 85–86

hornpipe as, 27, 33, 35, 63, 65–68, 70, 72, 79–80, 82–87

minuets, 84–85

Mr. Durang and Company, 216, 219

Ricketts’s Circus, 113

rope dancing, 87, 129

Irving, Washington, 151, 234–235

Jacobs, Mrs., 219

Jefferie, Mr., 215

Jefferson, Joseph, 75

John St. Theatre (New York), 32, 37, 60, 66

Jones, Mr., 217

Joseph Nicholson, 163

July 4 1776, 130

K Company, 49, 52

Kean, Edmund, 169, 230–231, 236

Key, Francis Scott, 162

King, Mr., 224, 226

King Lear, 33, 149

Kinney (Kenny, Kenne, Kenney), Mr., 50–51

Lady of the Lake, 158–159

Lailson’s Circus, 125–128, 130

Lambranzi, Gregorio, 97, 99–101

Lancaster, Pa.

about, 7–8, 196–197

and Broomly’s company, 145, 195

Chestnut Street Theatre, 147

dancing assemblies, 175, 179

Fulton Opera House, 238

Mr. Durang and Company, 196–200, 208–217, 220–221, 245

Ricketts’s Circus, 114, 128

land ownership, 54, 57, 131, 199

Leacock, John, 16

Leaman, Mr., 205, 207

Lebanon, Pa., 200

“Lecture on Heads, The”, 25

Little Red Riding Hood, 160, 220

Loaft (Loaf) Mr., 207–208