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"Devil in Paris", Tuesday, April 8

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Olympic Theatre will open for the third season on Monday, September 13, 1841

Broadway [Broadway & Howard Street to Broadway & 10th Street.]

George Hayward (approximately 1800-)
Broadway [Broadway & Howard Street to Broadway & 10th Street.]

George Hayward (approximately 1800-)
Broadway [Broadway & Howard Street to Broadway & 10th Street.]

Charles F. Flower
Broadway [Broadway & Howard Street to Broadway & 10th Street.]

[Streetscape of 460-450 Broadway.]

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Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. First night in America of a new farce by J. R. Planche, "Hold Your Tongue", Monday evening, December 24, 1849

William Applegate (1804 or 1805-1847)
Fourth night of the musical burletta, "Cupid", Thursday evening, November 18, 1841

William Applegate (1804 or 1805-1847)
Thanksgiving Day. The celebrated drama, "Don Caesar de Bazan" with Mr. Holland as Jacques Strop, Thursday evening, December 12

[Olympic Theater.]

Cameron's Steam Presses
Mr. Mitchell in "Charles XII; or, The Siege of Stralsund", Saturday evening, February 12, 1848

William Applegate (1804 or 1805-1847)
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. On Monday evening, December 27, 1841, the entertainments to commence with the musical comedy called "The Two Figaros"

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Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Benefit of Mr. H. Marks, leader of the orchestra. Wednesday evening, April 9, the performance will commence with the popular opera in three acts, "The Marriage of Figaro"

William Applegate (1804 or 1805-1847)
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. On Saturday evening, February 26, 1842, the entertainments will commence with the celebrated farce called "Young Widow"

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Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Saturday evening, April 12, the evening's entertainments will commence with the petite comedy entitled "The Crown Prince; or, The Buckle of Brilliants"

William Applegate (1804 or 1805-1847)
Thursday evening, December 23, 1847, the evening's entertainment will commence with a new comic drama by J. R. Planche, entitled "Pride of the Market"