This was soon accomplished, since she appeared at the Haymarket Theatre on 26 Sept. 1733 as Nell in "The Devil to Pay" of Coffey. She was one of the company known as the "Comedians of his Majesty's Revels", the more conspicuous members of which had seceded from Drury Lane. During her first season she was seen as Dorcas in the "Mock Doctor", Phillis (the country lass) in "The Livery Rake Trapp'd, or the Disappointed Country Lass", Ophelia, Edging in the "Careless Husband", Cleora in the "Opera of Operas, or Tom Thumb the Great", an alteration of Fielding's "Tragedy of Tragedies", Lappet in "The Miser", Phædra in "Amphitryon", Hob's Mother in "Flora", Sylvia in the "Double Gallant", Shepherdess in the "Festival", Peasant Woman in the "Burgomaster Trick'd", and Belina in Miller's "Mother-in-Law". Two or three of the last-named parts are original. Her appearance during her first season in so wide a range of parts seems to indicate more experience than she can be shown to possess. Two Miss Vaughans, who might have been her sisters, but neither of whom could have been herself, had previously been heard of.