Mounted theatre-related clippings, most undated. Most of the clippings are simply images rather than full articles, sources are most often not indicated. Death notices account for most recent dates.

Programs: "A Way To Win A Woman,""Nancy and Company,""Our Regiment,""All The Comforts Of Home," all at the New National Theatre, 1895; Sousa's Grand Concerts (no venue indicated), 1895; "Trilby" at the Garden Theatre, 1895; "1492" (Rice's Burlesquers), 1895; variety program at Ulmer Park, 1895; "The Speculator" (no venue indicated), 1896; "The Globe Trotter" at the Grand Opera House, 1895; "The Rising Generation" at the Academy of Music, 1896; "The Private Secretary" (no venue indicated) undated (but presumably 1896); "The Cotton King" at the Bijou Theatre (Brooklyn), 1896; "The Case of Rebellious Susan" (no venue indicated), 1895.

Two news pieces about about death of Charles Coote (1897); small death notice for Lillian Rice (1945).

Performers featured include Edward Hugh (E.H.) Sothern, Ada Rehan, Thomas Q. Seabrooke, "Old Hoss" William Hoey, William Barry, The Dramatic Stock Company, Innes and His Famous Band, Daniel Frohman's Lyceum Theatre Company.

Pages are numbered 186-194.