The Rejected addresses
together with the prize address presented for the prize medal offered for the best address on the opening of the new Park Theatre in the city of New-York
by Charles Sprague
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The Rejected addresses: together with the prize address presented for the prize medal offered for the best address on the opening of the new Park Theatre in the city of New-York
1821, Published by Nathaniel Smith, No. 15, Cedar-Street
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The theater first opened Jan. 29, 1798, as the "New Theatre." It burned May 25, 1820, and was rebuilt and reopened Sept. 1, 1821. On Feb. 27, 1822, its name was changed to "Theatre." It was always known as the Park Theatre from its location in Park Row, fronting what eventually became City Hall Park.
The addresses are in verse. "The prize address, by Charles Sprague, of Boston" appears on p. [11]-13.
Signatures: A-P⁶.
The folded frontispiece, "A view of the interior of the Park Theatre," is engraved by Garret Lansing.
Shoemaker, R.H. Checklist of American imprints for 1820-1829, 6605
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