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Program for Shakespeare's "beautiful sylvan five-act comedy" As You Like It at the Hollis Street Theatre in Boston, with Julia Marlowe supported by Mr. Creston Clark and an American Company under the management of Fred Stinson. Stars included T.L. Coleman, E.R. Spencer, Frederick Guest, Charles B. Hanford, Dodson Mitchell, Russ Whytal, E.R. Spencer, Creston Clark.

Documentation indicates that these Boston programs were given to Allan Jackson by Lisa Beth Miller.

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Program for Doctor Goldsmith's comedy in three acts, She Stoops To Conquer at the Hollis Street Theatre in Boston, with Julia Marlowe Taber and Robert Taber with their own Company, Theodore Brmley, manager. Stars included Thomas L. Coleman, William F. Owen, Henry Doughty, Edmund Lawrence, Edwin Howard, John Mitchell, Arthur B. Price, Edward L. Stuart, Dodson L. Mitchell.

Documentation indicates that these Boston programs were given to Allan Jackson by Lisa Beth Miller.

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Program for King Edward IV at the Hollis Street Theatre in Boston, with Julia Marlowe Taber and Robert Taber with their own Company, Theodore Brmley, manager. Stars included Henry Meredith, Alice Parks, Thomas L. Coleman, William F. Owen, Henry Doughty, Edmund Lawrence, Edwin Howard, John Mitchell, Arthur B. Price, Dodson L. Mitchell.

Documentation indicates that these Boston programs were given to Allan Jackson by Lisa Beth Miller.

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Program for Dollars and Sense, Mr. Daly's three act comedy, adopted from the German of L'Arronge at the Hollis Street Theatre in Boston, special engagement of Augustin Daly's Company. Stars included Charles Wheatleigh, James Lewis, Charles Leclercq, George Clarke, Herbert Gresham, William Gilbert, Hobart Boswotte, Lotta Lynne, Ada Rehan.

Documentation indicates that these Boston programs were given to Allan Jackson by Lisa Beth Miller.

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Program for Fanchon the Cricket, a domestic drama in five acts, Arthur Mackley Stage Director, at the Hopkins Imperial Theatre in St. Louis. Stars included Nadine Winston, Maurice Freeman, Edward McWade, Herbert Chesley, W. Smith, Louis Frohoff, Edwin Boring, James Bell, Albert A. Ebert, Thomas Deverick, J.H. Morgan.

Program includes advertisements for vaudeville shows.

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Program for The Silver King, a drama in five acts, Arthur Mackley Stage Director, at the Hopkins Imperial Theatre in St. Louis. Stars included Maurice Freeman, Arthur Mackley, Nadine Winston, Edward McWade, W. Smith, Herbert Chesley, Edwin Boring, Henry Shumer, Maurice Brennan, Earle Stirling, Alfred A. Ebert.

Program includes advertisements for vaudeville shows.

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Program for The County Fair, a picture of New England life, in 4 acts, by Charles Barnard, Arthur Mackley as Stage Director, at the Hopkins Imperial Theatre in St. Louis. Stars included Neil Burgess, Henry Shumer, Herbert Chesley, Edward McWade, Edwin Boring, Alfred A. Ebert, Leonard Scarlet, Arthur Mackley, Ginger, Maye Louise Aigen, Nadine Winston, Fannie Abbott.

Includes advertisements for vaudeville shows.

Scope and Contents Program for vaudeville at B.F. Keith's Theatre. Featured: Minnelli, Victor Herbert, B.F. Keith's Theatre Orchestra directed by Bart E. Grady, Crossman's Eight Entertainers (Estelle Churchill, Sofia J. Geiger, Amy Cutler, Leila Batterest, Lloyd Wolfe, George Koty, Charles Crossman, Earnest Bial), Charles Hoey and Harry Lee, George Bancroft and Octavia Broske, William Lloyd and George F. Britt, Fritzi Scheff, Harry-Sharrocks-Emma, Kerville Family, Documentation indicates that these...

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Program for Trinity Repertory Company's production of Other People's Money by Jerry Sterner, presented by The Poets' Theatre at the Hasty Pudding Theatre in Cambridge, MA, directed by Richard Jenkins. Stars included William Damkoehler, William Cain, Barbara Orson, Jack Willis, Anne Scurria.

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Program for Dark Ages by Kevin O'Morrison at the Impossible Ragtime Theatre in New York City, directed by Stephen Zuckerman. Stars included Thomas Barbour, Dann Florek, Georgine Hall, Michael Kaufman, Larry Kelly, Johanna Leister, Arthur McFarland, Ennis Smith, Colby Willis.