Howard F. Snowden (-1856)
"Deaf as a Post", "Mr. Burton's Adventures in Russia" and "The Wandering Minstrel; or, Mirth and Music", Saturday evening, August 25, 1855

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Mr. Wallack as Shylock in “The Merchant of Venice” and first night of a comedietta, “Love and Charity”, Thursday, April 24, 1856

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Miss Emma Stanley's benefit will take place this Thursday evening, July 24, on which occasion she will appear in "The Seven Ages of Woman"

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Benefit of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams, Friday evening, April 18, 1856

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Benefit of Miss Rosa Bennett. This evening, Tuesday, May 8, 1855, will be presented the elegant petite comedy of ÒPerfection; or, The Maid of MunsterÓ

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This evening, Tuesday, September 26, 1854, will be performed Shakespeare's great comedy of "Much Ado About Nothing"

Howard F. Snowden (-1856)
Benefit of Mrs. Brougham, this evening, Friday, April 21, 1854. "The Game of Life" and "Immediate Satisfaction; or, An Affair of Honor"

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Benefit of the widow of the late Wallace T. Vaughan. The comedy in two acts of "The Dowager", Saturday, December 8, 1855

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The fairy star Miss Agnes Robertson and Mr. Dion Boucicault in "Victor and Hortense", Monday, August 25, 1856

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Miss Emma Stanley's drawing-room amusement, "The Seven Ages of Woman", Thursday evening, July 10th

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Mrs. Blake's benefit, this evening, Thursday, April 6, 1854. For the first time in many years, S. J. Arnold's admirable comedy of "Man and Wife"

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"The Brigand", this evening, Saturday, November 4, 1854

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Miss Agnes Robertson and Mr. Dion Boucicault in "Victor and Hortense", Wednesday, August 27, 1856

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This evening, Wednesday, November 14, 1855, will be performed the tragedy in five acts by the Rev. H. Millman, "Fazio; or, The Italian Wife"

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Monday evening, January 26, 1852, the performances will commence with an overture by the orchestra. After which the successful comedietta of "The Two Bonnycastles"