First produced at the Royal Gallery of Illustration, Lower Regent Street, London, under the management of Mr. Thomas German-Reed, on 29th March 1869 where it shared the bill with Sullivan's Cox and Box. The initial run of No Cards lasted through 21st November 1869.

Although further performances seem to have been mounted at St. George's Hall in 1873 (a programme exists for this venue dated March 29th), the only major revival appears to have taken place at St. George's Hall, London, during March 1902.

Libretto, provided to the Archive by Ian Bond.

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Review of the original production from The Times, March 30th, 1869.

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