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Leonard, W.M. Fleming, Joseph Cushing, G.H. Griffiths, James Pilgrim, Henry Willard, Charles R. Thome, Sr., John Moran,
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Broadsides and Ephemera, Series 1, no. 14230. Title:" National Theatre. Stage manager Mr. Murdoch ... On Tuesday evening, April 12th. 1842. Will be performed ... the drama, in three acts, founded upon incidents in Sir Walter Scott's novel of Ivanhoe--entitled Ivanhoe! or--The Knight
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Broadsides and Ephemera, Series 1, no. 8202. Title: "March 3d, 1852, will be performed, (first time in America,) a new tragedy in 5 acts, written by J. Westland Marston, Esq. ... entitled Philip Augustus of France! ... To conclude with the new and successful farce, I've swallowed a
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The making of American audiences: From Stage to Television, 1750-1990
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Theatre, culture and temperance reform in nineteenth-century America
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George Almar, adapted from Dumas and Gaillardet's La tour de Nesle.
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Magic pills! Or, The conjuror's gift, "a grand Christmas pantomime"
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Broadside for "Witchcraft! Or The Martyrs of Salem" (1847)
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Invisible prince! or, The island of tranquil delights
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931:(3rd ed.), Boston: Otis, Broaders and Company,
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Egyptian Prince, "the very popular Ethiopian farce"
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1554:Boston Center for the Arts
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658:O'Flanagan and the fairies
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371:I've Swallowed a Policeman
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1328:Richard Butsch (2000),
1255:. F.S. Hill (1805-1852)
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574:Much Ado About Nothing
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1764:Horticultural Hall
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