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First week of the great pantomime, "Volovante"

First week of the great pantomime, "Volovante"

The original Fellows' Minstrels at Fellows' Musical Hall, 444 Broadway above Howard Street

The original Fellows' Minstrels at Fellows' Musical Hall, 444 Broadway above Howard Street

Monday, May 22nd, and during the week and matinees Tuesday and Friday, the amusing farce, "American Tourists"

Monday, May 22nd, and during the week and matinees Tuesday and Friday, the amusing farce, "American Tourists"

The original Fellows' Minstrels at Fellows' Musical Hall, 444 Broadway above Howard Street

The original Fellows' Minstrels at Fellows' Musical Hall, 444 Broadway above Howard Street

The original Fellows' Minstrels at Fellows' Musical Hall, 444 Broadway above Howard Street

The original Fellows' Minstrels at Fellows' Musical Hall, 444 Broadway above Howard Street

Wood's Minstrels at Minstrel Hall, 444 Broadway above Howard Street

Wood's Minstrels at Minstrel Hall, 444 Broadway above Howard Street

The original Fellows' Minstrels at Fellows' Musical Hall, 444 Broadway above Howard Street

The original Fellows' Minstrels at Fellows' Musical Hall, 444 Broadway above Howard Street

Mr. Mitchell in "Charles XII; or, The Siege of Stralsund", Saturday evening, February 12, 1848

Mr. Mitchell in "Charles XII; or, The Siege of Stralsund", Saturday evening, February 12, 1848

Continued and extraordinary success of Miss Cushman as La Tisbe in the new play, “The Actress of Padua”, Friday evening, October 2

Continued and extraordinary success of Miss Cushman as La Tisbe in the new play, “The Actress of Padua”, Friday evening, October 2

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

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

A monster bill for this week. First week of Miss Amy Roberts, the pleasing and talented sensational vocalist; Sanford and Wilson, the celebrated musical comedians; and Frank Jones, the lively moke

A monster bill for this week. First week of Miss Amy Roberts, the pleasing and talented sensational vocalist; Sanford and Wilson, the celebrated musical comedians; and Frank Jones, the lively moke

"Devil in Paris", Tuesday, April 8

"Devil in Paris", Tuesday, April 8

The event of the season! Thursday afternoon, April 25, grand annual matinee benefit tendered to the attaches of the Theatre

The event of the season! Thursday afternoon, April 25, grand annual matinee benefit tendered to the attaches of the Theatre

"Catching a Governor", "The Wig Makers" and "Paris by Moonlight" introducing the original "Parisian Can Can"

"Catching a Governor", "The Wig Makers" and "Paris by Moonlight" introducing the original "Parisian Can Can"

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

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

Fourth night of the musical burletta, "Cupid", Thursday evening, November 18, 1841

Fourth night of the musical burletta, "Cupid", Thursday evening, November 18, 1841

Monday, March 11, 1878, Harrigan and Hart will appear in Edward Harrigan's great hit of the season, "Sullivan's Christmas"

Monday, March 11, 1878, Harrigan and Hart will appear in Edward Harrigan's great hit of the season, "Sullivan's Christmas"

Thanksgiving Day. The celebrated drama, "Don Caesar de Bazan" with Mr. Holland as Jacques Strop, Thursday evening, December 12

Thanksgiving Day. The celebrated drama, "Don Caesar de Bazan" with Mr. Holland as Jacques Strop, Thursday evening, December 12

"The Coopers," "Poison," and "Le Jardin Mabille"

"The Coopers," "Poison," and "Le Jardin Mabille"

Geo. Christy and Wood's Minstrels at Minstrel Hall, 444 Broadway between Howard & Grand Streets. Program for this Monday evening, October 31, 1853

Geo. Christy and Wood's Minstrels at Minstrel Hall, 444 Broadway between Howard & Grand Streets. Program for this Monday evening, October 31, 1853

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American Concert Hall. 444 Broadway. The largest and best conducted place of amusement in the city. Continued success. A perfect avalanche of novelties!

Creator Purcell & Dutton
Accession number 28.45.221 
Unique identifier MNY332511 
Description Mr. W. O'Neill, the Irish comedian, vocalist and dancer, will appear in a variety of songs, dances, original jokes and Irish eccentricities. Miss Clara Harrington, the American nightingale. First appearance of Don Santiago Gibbonnoise, the celebrated posturer and gymnastic performer. Program for this evening - overture, Don Juan by the orchestra; quadrilles, Imperial by the orchestra; dance, Irish lilt by Miss Emma Marsh; comic song by Master Nichols; double dance, Pas Comique by Quinn & Allen; overture by the orchestra. The beautiful tableau and dance, entitled "Burns' Dream", with Misses Jennie Christine, Florence, Julia Christina, Julia Hamilton and Emma Marsh. "Essence of Old Virginny" by Billy Allen. Comic song by Fred. Shaw. "Prince of W[h]ales on a Lark" by Billy Quinn. Song by Miss Clara Harrington. Don Santiago Gibbonnoise will appear in his astonishing dislocation act. Burlesque oration by W. Quinn. Spanish dance by Julia Hamilton. Local banjo solo and song by L. Simmons. Dance, double pas de scarf by Julia and Jennie Christine. Japanese polka by the orchestra. "Rail Road Smash Up", conductor L. Simmons. Extemporaneous song by Fred. Shaw. The Hibernian waltzes by Prof. Von Olker and orchestra. Irish songs by Billy O'Neil. Chinese dance by Harry Leslie. "Ole Bull in a tight Place" by the Cork-onians. "Classic Groupings", a beautiful scene of agility, grace and elegance by Prof. Nichols and son. Song by Clara Harrington. "Mrs. McGowan's Reel" by Allen and McKenna. Comic song by Fred. Shaw. Aerial suspensions on the magic rings by Don Santiago Gibbonnoise. Dance by Julia Christine. Comic act, "The Young Scamp". Mr. Billy O'Neil in his celebrated Irish song and dance entitled "Paddy's Wedding". The beautiful tableau and dance entitled "Pas de Fleurs" with Misses Jennie Christine, Lizzie Shultze, Julia Hamilton, Kate Hamilton, Julia Christine, Emma Marsh, Matilda Shultze and Miss Florence. Comic act, "Challenge Dance". The whole to conclude with the beautiful pantomime and tableaux of the "Statue Blanche". Gallery, 10 cents. Parquette, 20 cents. Seats in private box, 50 cents. 
Dated 1860 
Object Type broadside (notice)
Physical dimensions Object Dimensions 25 1/2 x 6 3/4 in 
Medium paper (fiber product)
File dimensions 5.3 in × 18.3 in at 300dpi
13.5 cm × 46.5 cm at 300dpi 
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