Theater playbill for Tony Pastor's Troupe, Ford's Opera House playbill, Baltimore, April 10, 1876
by Tony Pastor
Ford's Opera House. Monday, April 10, 1876. One week only, six nights and Saturday matinee. "Tony Pastor's Troupe". The entertainment will commence with the laughable sketch, called "The Days of '76!" or, The Fourth of July Oration ... Baby Bindley ... The Brahams ... Karl Lind ... Tony Pastor! will appear at every performance in a new and original catalogue of humorous, motto, descriptive and local songs. "The Cannon-Ball Tosser!" ... Miss Jennie Morgan ... Gus Williams ... Crossley & Elder ... Harry Kernell! ... Miss Marie Whittingham & Master Newman ... the wonderful, the acrobatic, the gymnastic, eccentric, and grotesque Lester, Allen, Smith & Waldron! known as The Big 4! The Funny 4! The Only 4! ... Lurline the Water Queen and Watson the Man Fish ... Performance will conclude with the amusing farce, entitled "The Dutch Servant".
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Theater playbill for Tony Pastor's Troupe, Ford's Opera House playbill, Baltimore, April 10, 1876
1876, National Republican Theatrical Printing House
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[Baltimore, Md.], Ford's Opera House, Monday, April 10, 1876.
Title devised from item captions by Library staff.
"Tony Pastor's Troupe, the largest vaudeville combination in the world! Comprising the brightest known stars known on the novelty stage and introducing the unrivaled specialties in a monster programme!"--Image caption.
Cast: The Days of '76: Chas. Worley, Frank Girard.
Cast: The Dutch servant: Gus Williams, Frank Girard, Miss Lizzie Braham.
Available in digital form on the Library of Congress Digital Collections Web site: Variety Stage: Theater Playbills and Programs under the title: Tony Pastor's Troupe, the largest vaudeville combination in the world, variety show [with laughable sketch, The Brahms musical sketch and dialect artists, duettists and dancers, acrobatic acts, comedians, vocalist, etc.].
In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).
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