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Washington Theater! Wednesday, June 6th. Viva la soiree d'Afrique. Seventh night of the far-famed Mrs. Matt Peel's Original Campbell Minstrels under the patronage of the elite of Washington. Music! Mirth! Melody! Opera! Farce! and Burlesques! First night in Washington of the laughable extravaganza, entitled "The Hop of Fashion!" First night of the laughable farce of "Mr. & Mrs. Jones!" Fifteen incomparable artistes! Were greeted last night by an overwhelming audience, and was vociferously encored in their various acts. Mr. J.T. Huntley in several beautiful burlesques. Frank Pell and Price in their budget of inexhaustable witticisms. Musical department under the personal supervision of Herr Male. Look! Look! Look! Look! at the programme for this evening ...
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Theater playbill for Mrs. Matt Peel's Campbell Minstrels at Washington Theater, June 6, 1860
1860, H. Polkinhorn's Steam Job Printing Office, D street, bet. 6th & 7th sts.
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Wood engraved illustration unsigned.
Cast: The hop of fashion: Manager Burnhim: Gaynor, Dick a boot black, afterwards doorkeeper of the Hop: Frank Pell, Student: J. Waters, Member of the Press: Causland, Mike McGinnis, a broth of a boy: W. Allen, Bridget, in search of Mike: J.T. Huntley, Moss, one of the b'hoys: S. Price, Lady Macbeth: J. Kelk, Damon: T. Leslie, Bleeding Nun: Male. Other characters, too numerous to mention, by the balance of the company.
In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).
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