Ref NoPOS/BRS ROY/0600173
AltRefNo0600173
CollectionFawkes Boucicault Collection
TitlePhotocopy of a playbill advertising THE CORSICAN BROTHERS, THE PET OF THE PUBLIC an…
Date19th century
Extent1 item
DescriptionPhotocopy of a playbill advertising THE CORSICAN BROTHERS, THE PET OF THE PUBLIC and THE BACHELOR OF THE ARTS for the benefit of Mr. G. Melville on "Friday evening, November 30th"
NotesPrevious reference number: UKC/POS/BRS ROY : 0600173
A benefit "(and last night of his engagement)" for Mr. George Melville
comedy
"the Princess's version" of the play
SubjectDrama
Monologue
Musical interlude
Comedy
PhysicalDescription370 x 250 mm
photocopy on two sheets of paper
Related PersonChute, James Henry, manager
Boucicault, Dion, (Dionysius Lardner), 1820-1890, author
Melville, George, 1824 - 1898 (actor, theatre proprietor, real name George Robbins), actor
Chute, John, actor
Duff, actor
Cross, Miss, actor
Rouse, John, actor
Melville, George, 1824 - 1898 (actor, theatre proprietor, real name George Robbins), beneficiary
Bennett, Fanny, Miss, actor
Salmon, leader of the band
unknown, author
Chute, John, actor
Ellis, actor
St. Casse, Clara, Miss, actor
St. Casse, Clara, Miss, actor
unknown, author
Melville, George, 1824 - 1898 (actor, theatre proprietor, real name George Robbins), actor
Melville, George, 1824 - 1898 (actor, theatre proprietor, real name George Robbins), actor
Marshall, actor
Melville, George, 1824 - 1898 (actor, theatre proprietor, real name George Robbins), actor
Evans, David, actor
Marshall, Mrs., actor
Wilton, Marie, Miss, actor
Marshall, stage manager
Related OrganisationSomerton, Bristol, printer
Related PlaceTheatre Royal, King Street, Bristol, Gloucestershire
ContentNote"Mr. John Rouse, in the character of Mr. William Barbw, will make a few remarks upon the current events of the day". pas de caractere
CategoryPlaybills
Access conditionsThis material is available for consultation at the University of Kent's Special Collections & Archives reading room, Templeman Library, University of Kent, Canterbury, CT2 7NU (specialcollections@kent.ac.uk).
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