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Walnut Street Theatre. Proprietor and Director Mr. J.S. Clarke, Managers, Mr. J.S. Clarke, Mr. G.K. Goodwin. This Monday Evening, June 5, 1876, Mr. Sothern, will appear in his celebrated part of Lord Dundreary, His original character, written and created by himself, and acted by him in America, and Europe over 4000 times, in Tom Taylor's three-act Comedy, entitled "Our American Cousin" Assisted by the Talented Young Artiste, Miss Linda Dietz, of the Theatre Royal Haymarket, London, who has been specially engaged to support Mr. Sothern ... Saturday Afternoon, Mr. Sothern as Lord Dundreary. In active preparation, John Brougham's Great Historical Extravaganza "Columbus Reconstructed," Which will be produced with Beautiful and Appropriate Scenery, Intricate Military Evolutions, by a Corps of over Fifty Young Ladies, Original Local Songs, Trios, Choruses, and every attention to detail. Engagement of the Wonderful Mimic, Mr. N.C. Goodwin ...
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Walnut Street Theatre. Proprietor and Director Mr. J.S. Clarke, Managers, Mr. J.S. Clarke, Mr. G.K. Goodwin. This Monday Evening, June 5, 1876, Mr. Sothern, will appear in his celebrated part of Lord Dundreary, His original character, written and created by himself, and acted by him in America, and Europe over 4000 times, in Tom Taylor's three-act Comedy, entitled "Our American Cousin" Assisted by the Talented Young Artiste, Miss Linda Dietz, of the Theatre Royal Haymarket, London, who has been specially engaged to support Mr. Sothern ... Saturday Afternoon, Mr. Sothern as Lord Dundreary. In active preparation, John Brougham's Great Historical Extravaganza "Columbus Reconstructed," Which will be produced with Beautiful and Appropriate Scenery, Intricate Military Evolutions, by a Corps of over Fifty Young Ladies, Original Local Songs, Trios, Choruses, and every attention to detail. Engagement of the Wonderful Mimic, Mr. N.C. Goodwin ...
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Walnut Street Theatre. Mr. George K. Goodwin, lessee and manager. Sixty-ninth regular dramatic season. Regularly Engaged a Powerful and Efficient Company. Thus Sustaining the Reputation of this Tehatre as that of the Leading Star Theatre of America. Supplementary Season, Commencing April 15, '78. Farewell Engagement of the Eminent Comedian, Mr. Sothern, prior to his departure for England. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Eveinings, an original Domestic Drama, in 5 Acts, by H.J. Byron, entitled "The Crushed Tragedian, or, The Prompter's Box." A Story of the Footlights and Fireside ... Stage Manager Sothern Company: Mr. Ed. Marble ... Friday Night, Positively Last Appearance of Mr. Sothern, as he sails the following day from New York for England. Farewell Benefit Friday Eve'ng "A Crushed Tragedian." Saturday Afternoon and Night: Extra Performance. First appearance at this Theatre of the Celebrated C.D. Hess English Opera Company. 'Chimes of Normandy' Afternoon and Evening, and the only performance this Season of the C.D. Hess English Opera Compnay. Monday, April 29, 1878, Tony Pastor. Maggie Mitchell will soon appear as Fanchon. Engagement of J. Pemberton Smith's Jubilee Singers in "Uncle Tom's Cabin!" Which will be produced with New Scenery and on a Scale of Magnificence never before attempted in America ...
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Mrs. John Drew's Arch Street Theatre. C.R. Gardiner, business manager, J.J. Holmes, treasurer. George Loesch, Musical director. H.E. Hoyt, scenic artist. The distinguished comedian, Mr. Sothern. Monday Evening, April 2nd, '77, Every Evening until further notice and Saturday matinee. Mr. Sothern in his Great Original Creation, "David Garrick." Complete new scenery by H.E. Hoyt. Music, sleected and arranged by Mr. George Loesch ... Due Notice will be given of the First Representation of T.W. Robertson's exquisite Comedy, "Home." Written originally expressly for Mr. Sothern. In Rehearsal an Original Comedy Drama, by H.J. Byron ... entitled, "A Crushed Tragedian" ...
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National Theatre, John T. Ford, lessee, H. Clay Ford, manager. Engagement for positively six nights only, Commencing April 105h, of Mr. Sothern in his world renowned role of Lord Dundreary His Original Character, played by him in America, England, and France, in the Comedy of "Our American Cousin!" Support will be given by Mr. M.C. Daly, and a well Selected Cast ... Brother Sam's Letter! Has Nightly received the Unprecedented Compliment of Three Encores ... Thursday, the Beautiful Play, Written expressly for him by Tom Robertson, entitled "David Garrick!" To Conclude with the Screaming Absurdity, entitled "Dundreary Married and Settled." On Friday, Mr. Sothern's Benefit. Saturday Matinee, Mr. Sothern will again play Lord Dundreary. Easter Monday, Nasby's New American Play, "Inflation"!
Author: Bush Street Theatre (San Francisco, Calif.) Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 4
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Bush Street Theatre, Chas. E. Locke, proprietor. Second week of the world-renowned comedian, Mr. Sothern! and his company of comedians. Monday evening, March 1st, 1880, every evening, Saturday matinee and Sunday night, "Our American Cousin!" In the fourth act, Mr. Sothern will read the famous "Brother Sam's" letter! received nightly with the unprecedented compliment of a triple encore. The orchestra under the direction of Mr. Louis Schmidt.
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