An edition of Theater program for "The Private Secretary," Academy of Music, Baltimore, February 7, 1885 (1882)

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The Madison Square Theatre (Mallory & Co., proprietors) will present the New York and London laughing success, entitled "The Private Secretary," a farcical comedy in 3 acts, based upon the play of C.H. Hawtry, now being played at the Madison Square Theatre, N.Y. Manager Charles A. Haslam, Agent W.W. Randall.

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1882, Printed by John B. Kurtz, 35 Light Street
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During the evening the Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Adam Itzel, Jr. will render the following selections: 1. Overture "Barbe Bleue" / Offenbach
2. Selection "Nell Gwinne" / Planquette
3. Valse "Nick o' the Woods" / Wiegand
4. Gavotte "Viola" / Hill.

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Academy of Music, Baltimore, week ending Feb. 7, 1885. The Madison Square Theatre, commencing Monday, Feb. 2. for one week only. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.

Title devised by Library staff from cover.

Cast: Mr. Frank Tannehill, Jr., Mr. M.A. Kennedy, Mr. H.A. Moray, Mr. Frank Carlyle, Mr. J.G. Saville, Mr. William Gillette, Mr. Hal. Warren, Mr. Thomas Curren, Miss Henrietta Crossman, Miss May Gallagher, Miss Fanny Addison, Miss Alice Sherwood, Mrs. Charles.

"Next week: Fanny Davenport in 'Fedora.'"

"Academy of Music. Twenty-third series. Haydn Musical Association concert. Under the direction of Prof. Wm. F. Thiede, second of the series, Monday even'g, Feb. 16, 1885, 8 o'clock"--page [3].

In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).

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Baltimore, Md.]
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Private secretary

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Thr. A6 Box 1 no. 14

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4 unnumbered pages

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OL30385685M
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2014656986

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