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    New Theatre. Wednesday evening, February 27th, 1805, will be presented, a favorite comedy, (not acted this season) called Every one has his fault. Written by Mrs. Inchbald
    Published 1805

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    The drama.--No. II These cursory views of the state of the dramatic taste of this city, and the prospects of the theatre, were commenced before the appearance of Mrs. Sloman ...
    by C
    Published 1827

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    Burton's National Theatre. Benefit of Mr. E. Forrest, when he will appear in two popular characters in J.A. Stone's tragedy of Metamora, and Rolla in Sheridan's play of Pizarro
    Published 1841

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    Monday evening, Aug. 10th, 1857 will be presented for the 1st time this season, the comic drama entitled Giralda
    Published 1857

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    London assurance : a comedy in five acts /

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    Theatre, at [blank], last night of the season, Mr. Forrest's benefit, laugh when you can : first and only night of a grand historical patriotic drama ... Mexican War, or, the Texian struggle for liberty ... the piece concludes with the Fall of the Alamo ... : the evening's entertainment will conclude with the laughable comedy of Paulpry, or, I hope I don't intrude ..
    Published 1888

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    Grover's Theatre Pennsylvania Avenue, near Willard's Hotel Leonard Grover, director also, of Grover's Chestnut St. Theatre, Philadelphia. Wednesday evening, April 20, 1864, Boucicault's great American drama The octoroon! The entire press speak of this great drama of Louisiana life in the most generous terms. . Koppitz and the grand orchestra will render the beautiful music of the drama. To-morrow, Thursday, April 21, most positively the last time of Colleen Bawn Prices of admission: Dress circle or parquet 50 cents Family circle 25 cents Orchestra seats 75 cents
    Published 1864

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    "E pluribus unum!" First week of the grand revival of the great moral entertainment, Uncle Tom's cabin Uncle Tom's cabin This Saturday evening, June 27, 1863, the entertainment will commence with a new Ethiopian overture, (composed by Mr. Mark Hassler, ) by the orchestra under the direction of Mr. John Ritter. After which the great moral and domestic drawing-room entertainment, entitled Uncle Tom's cabin! or, Life among the lowly, in 6 acts, 32 scenes and 9 tableaux, adapted from Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe's world-renowned work, by Mr. Thos, McKeon, and copyrighted by him . In order not to erase the deep impression this sublime entertainment leaves upon the memory, no theatrical performance will be given in connection with it. A grand Uncle Tom matinee this afternoon! Will be given on Satnrday [sic] afternoon, for the express accommodation of ladies and children unable to attend of an evening, commencing at 2 o'clock. Observe the prices. Admission, (parquet dress circle, ) 25 cents Orchestra chairs, 50 cents Seats in private boxes, 50 cents Family circle, 15 cents Children under 12 years, 15 cents Colored gallery, 15 and 25 cents Box office open from 10 to 3. Seats can be secured three days in advance. Doors open at half-past 7 o'clock. The representation will commence at 8
    Published 1863

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    Grover's new Chestnut St. Theatre Leonard Grover, manager Easter Monday, March 28th, first night of Boucicault's great American drama The octoroon (drama entire) With new & splendid scenery . original music, by Koppitz and the grand orchestra. . Saturday afternoon, April 2, family matinee entertainment when Mrs. Cecile Rush will make her first appearance as Fanchon, in the beautiful drama of the same name. Prices of admission: Dress circle or parquet 50 cents Family circle 25 cents Orchestra seats 75 cents Five of the front benches only are reserved as orchestra seats. No extra charge for securing seast [sic]
    Published 1864

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    Commencing Monday evening, May 26 every evening and Saturday afternoon, Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's cabin The opera house will be newly decorated and frescoed. 35 distinguished artists superior to any dramatic organization now before the public. Box office open on Friday, May 23. See programmes.
    Published 1873

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