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Monday evening, November 8th, 1852, "The Duke's Wager; or, A Night in the Bastile"

Monday evening, November 8th, 1852, "The Duke's Wager; or, A Night in the Bastile"

Wednesday evening, September 15, 1852, the popular comedy in two acts, "The Nervous Man and the Man of Nerve". First night of the Bateman children in conjunction with the Irish comedian, Mr. Collins

Wednesday evening, September 15, 1852, the popular comedy in two acts, "The Nervous Man and the Man of Nerve". First night of the Bateman children in conjunction with the Irish comedian, Mr. Collins

Last night but three of the engagement of Mr. Collins, the eminent Irish comedian and vocalist. "The Serious Family", Wednesday evening, March 19, 1851

Last night but three of the engagement of Mr. Collins, the eminent Irish comedian and vocalist. "The Serious Family", Wednesday evening, March 19, 1851

Thursday evening, January 2, 1851, will be played the new American play, written by G. H. Boker, called "The Betrothal"

Thursday evening, January 2, 1851, will be played the new American play, written by G. H. Boker, called "The Betrothal"

Mr. E. L. Davenport as Claude Melnotte in “The Lady of Lyons; or, Love and Pride”, Tuesday evening, September 12, 1854

Mr. E. L. Davenport as Claude Melnotte in “The Lady of Lyons; or, Love and Pride”, Tuesday evening, September 12, 1854

Thursday evening, December 22, will be performed, for this night only, the Irish comedy in two acts, of "Born To Good Luck; or, An Irishman's Fortune"

Thursday evening, December 22, will be performed, for this night only, the Irish comedy in two acts, of "Born To Good Luck; or, An Irishman's Fortune"

Mr. Collins in "His Last Legs", Thursday evening, March 20, 1851

Mr. Collins in "His Last Legs", Thursday evening, March 20, 1851

Monday evening, April 26, 1852, Mr. Forrest in the character of Pierre in the revived tragedy of "Venice Preserved; or, A Plot Discovered"

Monday evening, April 26, 1852, Mr. Forrest in the character of Pierre in the revived tragedy of "Venice Preserved; or, A Plot Discovered"

Last night of Miss Davenport, in "Love; or, The Countess & the Serf", Saturday evening, April 6, 1850

Last night of Miss Davenport, in "Love; or, The Countess & the Serf", Saturday evening, April 6, 1850

Saturday evening, March 3, 1855, will be performed the popular play in five acts by James Sheridan Knowles, entitled "The Wife, a Tale of Mantua"

Saturday evening, March 3, 1855, will be performed the popular play in five acts by James Sheridan Knowles, entitled "The Wife, a Tale of Mantua"

Last night but two of the celebrated American actor, Mr. E. L. Davenport, who will appear in the original play, "St. Marc; or, A Husband's Sacrifice", Thursday evening, September 14, 1854

Last night but two of the celebrated American actor, Mr. E. L. Davenport, who will appear in the original play, "St. Marc; or, A Husband's Sacrifice", Thursday evening, September 14, 1854

Thursday evening, November 3, the comedy by Fletcher adapted to the English stage by James Anderson, "The Elder Brother; or, Love Makes a Man"

Thursday evening, November 3, the comedy by Fletcher adapted to the English stage by James Anderson, "The Elder Brother; or, Love Makes a Man"

On Wednesday evening, April 27, 1853, will be performed for the last time, Shakespeare's sublime tragedy of "Othello, the Moor of Venice", with Mr. Forrest as Othello

On Wednesday evening, April 27, 1853, will be performed for the last time, Shakespeare's sublime tragedy of "Othello, the Moor of Venice", with Mr. Forrest as Othello

Last night of Mr. Forrest as Spartacus in "Gladiator", Saturday evening, September 27, 1851

Last night of Mr. Forrest as Spartacus in "Gladiator", Saturday evening, September 27, 1851

"Dick the Newsboy; or, Young America", Monday evening, October 17, 1853

"Dick the Newsboy; or, Young America", Monday evening, October 17, 1853

Broadway Theatre. This splendid establishment will be opened with a carefully selected company on Monday evening, September 27

Broadway Theatre. This splendid establishment will be opened with a carefully selected company on Monday evening, September 27

New Year's night. "Betrothal" and "Giralda; or, The Miller's Wife", Wednesday evening, January 1, 1851

New Year's night. "Betrothal" and "Giralda; or, The Miller's Wife", Wednesday evening, January 1, 1851

Extraordinary attractions! For the benefit of Mme. Celeste. Friday evening, June 11, 1852, will be performed the celebrated drama, entitled "The Wizard Skiff; or, The Tongueless Pirate Boy"

Extraordinary attractions! For the benefit of Mme. Celeste. Friday evening, June 11, 1852, will be performed the celebrated drama, entitled "The Wizard Skiff; or, The Tongueless Pirate Boy"

Third night of the engagement of the celebrated Irish comedian and vocalist, Mr. Collins, and production of John Brougham's great romantic drama, entitled "The Duke's Motto"

Third night of the engagement of the celebrated Irish comedian and vocalist, Mr. Collins, and production of John Brougham's great romantic drama, entitled "The Duke's Motto"

Saturday evening, December 1, 1855, will be performed the tragedy in five acts, by the Rev. H. Milman, entitled "Fazio; or, The Italian Wife"

Saturday evening, December 1, 1855, will be performed the tragedy in five acts, by the Rev. H. Milman, entitled "Fazio; or, The Italian Wife"

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Mr. Collins, the eminent Irish comedian and vocalist, in “Paul Clifford”, Monday evening, February 2, 1852

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Accession number 58.277.3 
Unique identifier MNY149382 
Description Boxes and parquette, 50 cents. Family circle and upper tier, 25 cents. Private boxes, $5.00 and $6.00. A portion of the third circle has been appropriated for the accommodation of respectable colored persons. Admission, 25 cents. In the course of the evening, the orchestra will perform the overture to “Duc d’Olonne by Auber; Ingomar polka, introducing the air sung in that play by Mme. Ponisi; and new quadrilles for the first time in “Paul Clifford”. Both published by J. C. Scherpf, at Vanderbeck’s Music Store. To conclude with the new farce, by Shirley Brooks, Esq., entitled “The Guarding Angel”, now playing at the Haymarket Theatre, London. Seats may be secured at the box office three days in advance. No money taken at the doors. 
Dated 1852 
Object Type broadside (notice)
Physical dimensions Object Dimensions 24 x 8 3/4 in 
Medium lithograph, paper (fiber product)
File dimensions 7.2 in × 18.3 in at 300dpi
18.3 cm × 46.5 cm at 300dpi 
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Broadway (New York, N.Y.)
Broadway Theatre (New York, N.Y. : 326 Broadway)
John C. (John Casper) Scherpf
John Collins (1811-1874)
Manhattan (New York, N.Y.)
Mme (Elizabeth) Ponisi (1818-1899)
Paul Clifford (Musical)
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TriBeCa (New York, N.Y.)
William Pleater Davidge (1814-1888)
Worth Street (New York, N.Y.)
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