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Ordway's Æolians! : under the management of J. P. Ordway, will appear at Railroad Hall.
Title
Ordway's Æolians! : under the management of J. P. Ordway, will appear at Railroad Hall
Publisher
Times U.S. Job Office J.H. & F.F. Farwell Printers Nos. 3 and 5 State Street
Place Published
Boston
Date
1856
Type
Broadside/broadsheet
Pages
2 images
Subjects
Minstrel shows., , ,
Note
Title from content of broadside after header information.; At head of title: Rail Road Hall! Programme for the last concert, on Saturday evening, July 26th; Inscribed on front below head of title: 1856. Providence R.I.Inscribed on front at bottom: (Edwin Kelly & Colburn)Inscribed on back: Given to W.H. Brockway by his cousin, "W.H. Goodhue" , in Providence R.I., May 20th 1875
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Hamilton College Library Digital Collections, Banjo Collection
Identifier
yhm-spe-ban-bro-min-030
Sanford's Opera Troupe established 1850 / S. S. Sanford, proprietor ; Cool White, stage manager ; Saturday evening, October 27th, 1860 ; last night of the Old Folks!
Title
Sanford's Opera Troupe established 1850 / S. S. Sanford, proprietor ; Cool White, stage manager ; Saturday evening, October 27th, 1860 ; last night of the Old Folks!
Names
Sanford, Samuel S., 1821-1905, White, Cool, 1821-1891
Publisher
U.S. Book and Job Printing Office Ledger Buildings.
Place Published
Philadelphia Pa.
Date
1860
Type
Broadside/broadsheet
Pages
1 image
Subjects
Minstrel shows., , ,
Note
Title from content of broadside after header information.; At head of title: Sanford's Opera House: Eleventh Street, above Chestnut.; Broadside advertising performances by Sanford's Opera Troupe, Signor Raphael Abecco, and the Burlesque Circus in Philadelphia on Saturday, October 27, 1860.;
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Hamilton College Library Digital Collections, Banjo Collection
Identifier
yhm-spe-ban-bro-min-025
Sanford's Opera Troupe will give two of their popular entertainments! : embracing a variety of songs, duetts, choruses, dances and burlesques ; second week. Unprecedented success! This Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clk, and in the evening at 8 o'clock, July 1
Title
Sanford's Opera Troupe will give two of their popular entertainments! : embracing a variety of songs, duetts, choruses, dances and burlesques ; second week. Unprecedented success! This Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clk, and in the evening at 8 o'clock, July 19
Publisher
Hooton's Press -- Haskins' Building No. 4 Howard Street
Place Published
Boston
Date
1856
Type
Broadside/broadsheet
Pages
1 image
Subjects
Minstrel shows., , ,
Note
Title from content of broadside after header information.; At head of title: Boston Museum, admission 25 cents, children under 12 years half-price.; Broadside advertising performances by Sanford's Opera Troupe in Boston on July 19 and 21, 1856. Performances include music and singing, variety acts, and the Burlesque Circus.;
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Hamilton College Library Digital Collections, Banjo Collection
Identifier
yhm-spe-ban-bro-min-031
The Campbells are here! : Second week of Murphy, West and Peel's Original Campbell Minstrels.
Title
The Campbells are here! : Second week of Murphy, West and Peel's Original Campbell Minstrels
Publisher
Hooton's Press--10 Haskins' Buildings corner of Tremont and Howard Streets.
Place Published
Boston
Date
1853
Type
Broadside/broadsheet
Pages
1 image
Subjects
Minstrel shows., , ,
Note
Title from content of broadside after header information.; At head of title: Boston Museum ;admission 25 cents. Children under 12 years of age, half price.; Broadside advertising musical ensemble performances by Murphy, West and Peel's Original Campbell Minstrels in Boston on Thursday, July 14th, 1853.;
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Hamilton College Library Digital Collections, Banjo Collection
Identifier
yhm-spe-ban-bro-min-016
The Campbells have come! : For the recess. The management have great pleasure in announcing, that arrangements have been made for the services of the world-wide celebrated band of Murphy, West and Peel's Original Campbell Minstrels.
Title
The Campbells have come! : For the recess. The management have great pleasure in announcing, that arrangements have been made for the services of the world-wide celebrated band of Murphy, West and Peel's Original Campbell Minstrels
Publisher
Hooton's Press--10 Haskins' Buildings corner of Tremont and Howard Streets.
Place Published
Boston
Date
1853
Type
Broadside/broadsheet
Pages
1 image
Subjects
Minstrel shows., , ,
Note
Title from content of broadside after header information.; At head of title: Boston Museum ;admission 25 cents. Children under 12 years of age, half price.; Broadside advertising musical ensemble performances by Murphy, West and Peel's Original Campbell Minstrels in Boston on Wednesday, July 6th, 1853.;
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Hamilton College Library Digital Collections, Banjo Collection
Identifier
yhm-spe-ban-bro-min-017
The Sable Brothers, delineators of Ethiopian characters : will appear at [blank] on [blank].
Title
The Sable Brothers, delineators of Ethiopian characters : will appear at [blank] on [blank]
Publisher
Commercial Steam Presses
Place Published
San Francisco
Date
1858
Type
Broadside/broadsheet
Pages
1 image
Subjects
Minstrel shows., ,
Note
Broadside advertising a performance of The Sable Brothers in San Juan, with blanks for place and date of performance. Includes set list for programme.; "This Company consists of the following well-known performers: Mr. C. Morrell, banjoist and accordeonist [i.e. accordionist];Mr. J. Wallace, the unrivalled [sic] banjoist and Negro delineator;Mr. G. Bishop, the nonpareil character dancer and bone player;Mr. J.L. Bernard, the tambroinist [i.e. tambourinist] and delineator;Mr. J. Neale, the favorite ballad singer."; Rare Books Banjo copy has handwritten notation of place and date of performance: San Juan, 1858.
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Hamilton College Library Digital Collections, Banjo Collection
Identifier
yhm-spe-ban-bro-min-002
The great and world-renowned Bryant's Minstrels : the excelsior troupe of the world!
Title
The great and world-renowned Bryant's Minstrels : the excelsior troupe of the world!
Names
Keach, E. F. (E. Frank), 1824-
Publisher
F. A. Searle Steam Job Printer Journal Building 118 Washington St. Boston
Place Published
Boston
Date
1861
Type
Broadside/broadsheet
Pages
1 image
Subjects
Minstrel shows., , ,
Note
Titlefrom content of broadside after header information.; At head of title: Boston Museum! Acting and Stage manager Mr. E. F. Keach. The cry is still they come. Crowded houses! Decided hit! Another change of programme.; Broadside advertising musical ensemble performances by Bryant's Minstrels at Boston Museum on Saturday, July 27th, 1861.; Evan Evans Hern (1823-1877) performed under the stage name "Eph Horn" -- Burnt Cork and Tambourines: A Source Book for Negro Minstrelsy, by William Slout;
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Hamilton College Library Digital Collections, Banjo Collection
Identifier
yhm-spe-ban-bro-min-015
The original and only Christy's Minstrels and the great comic artiste George Christy
Title
The original and only Christy's Minstrels and the great comic artiste George Christy
Names
McNally, T., Raynor, J.W., Smith, John P.
Publisher
Tuttle Morehouse & Taylor printers stereotypers and Book-binders
Place Published
New Haven Conn.
Date
1864
Type
Broadside/broadsheet
Pages
1 image
Subjects
Minstrel shows., , ,
Note
Title from content of broadside after header information.; At head of title: Music Hall! Four nights only! Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday even'gs, September 19th, 20th, 21st and 22d, 1864...; Broadside advertising stage performances of Christy's Minstrels and George Christy at the Music Hall in New Haven, Connecticut on September 19, 20, 21 and 22. 1864.;
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Hamilton College Library Digital Collections, Banjo Collection
Identifier
yhm-spe-ban-bro-min-018
The original and only Sam. Sharpley's minstrels, brass band and burlesque opera troupe : farewell tour! Music Hall. positively two nights only! Saturday and Monday evenings, Nov. 26th & 28th.
Title
The original and only Sam. Sharpley's minstrels, brass band and burlesque opera troupe : farewell tour! Music Hall. positively two nights only! Saturday and Monday evenings, Nov. 26th & 28th
Publisher
Calhoun Printing Company
Place Published
Hartford Conn.
Date
1864
Type
Broadside/broadsheet
Pages
1 image
Subjects
Minstrel shows., , ,
Note
Broadside advertising performances by Sam Sharpley's Minstrels, also known as the Iron Clads, at the Music Hall in Hartford Connecticut on November 26 and 28, 1864.;
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Hamilton College Library Digital Collections, Banjo Collection
Identifier
yhm-spe-ban-bro-min-009
The original band of Sable Harmonists : respectfully announce to the ladies and gentlemen of Troy, two more of their unique and fashionable soirees, to take place at the above hall, on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, December 14th and 15th / consisting of
Title
The original band of Sable Harmonists : respectfully announce to the ladies and gentlemen of Troy, two more of their unique and fashionable soirees, to take place at the above hall, on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, December 14th and 15th / consisting of W. G. Plumer, J. B. Farrell, J. Tichenor, T. F. Briggs, W. Roark, R. M. Hooley, and S. A. Wells
Publisher
Francis & Mac Arthur Printers Budget Office no. 6 State-street Troy.
Place Published
Troy N.Y.
Date
1849
Type
Broadside/broadsheet
Pages
1 image
Subjects
Minstrel shows., , ,
Note
Title from content of broadside after header information; At head of title: Morris Place Hall.; Broadside advertising ensemble performances of the Sable Harmonists at the Morris Place Hall in Troy, N.Y. on December 14 and 15, 1849.;
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Hamilton College Library Digital Collections, Banjo Collection
Identifier
yhm-spe-ban-bro-min-011
Unprecedented combinations of comic talent, for four nights only! : bone squash! the happy man! Virginny mummy! / Mr. T. D. Rice the original great delineator of Negro character, and Mr. Barney Williams the celebrated Irish comedian, who, during the last
Title
Unprecedented combinations of comic talent, for four nights only! : bone squash! the happy man! Virginny mummy! / Mr. T. D. Rice the original great delineator of Negro character, and Mr. Barney Williams the celebrated Irish comedian, who, during the last fortnight, attracted crowded houses ; both on the same evening ; on Monday evening, Nov. 12, 1849
Publisher
Hooton's Press no. 10 Haskins' Buildings corner of Tremont and Howard Streets.
Place Published
Boston
Date
1849
Type
Broadside/broadsheet
Pages
1 image
Subjects
Minstrel shows., , ,
Note
Broadside advertising performances by Tom Rice and Barney Williams with ensemble performances of "Bone Squash Diavolo", "Happy Man!", and "Virginny Mummy" at the National Theater in Boston on Monday, November 12, 1849.; Tittle from content of broadside after header information.; At head of title: National Theatre. Corner of Portland and Traverse Streets. Stage manager - Thos. Barry;treasurer - H. W. Fenno;W. Pelby, proprietor.;
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Hamilton College Library Digital Collections, Banjo Collection
Identifier
yhm-spe-ban-bro-min-010
Wood's minstrels / H Wood proprietor ; S. A. Wells manager ; Saturday afternoon and evening, March 13th, 1852 they will have the honor of presenting the following varied programme.
Title
Wood's minstrels / H Wood proprietor ; S. A. Wells manager ; Saturday afternoon and evening, March 13th, 1852 they will have the honor of presenting the following varied programme
Publisher
publisher not identified
Place Published
New York
Date
1852
Type
Broadside/broadsheet
Pages
1 image
Subjects
Minstrel shows., , ,
Note
Title from content of broadside after header information.; At head of title: Wood's Minstrel Hall, formerly Fellow's Hall, 444 Broadway, above Howard street. Open every night during the week and on Wednesday & Saturday afternoons.; Broadside advertising a three-part performance by Wood's Minstrel Troupe at Wood's Minstrel Hall on Saturday, March 13th, 1852.;
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Hamilton College Library Digital Collections, Banjo Collection
Identifier
yhm-spe-ban-bro-min-008
[Second night] of Mr. G. W. Dixon, the distinguished national votary of the comic muse, who will deliver an entirely new Lecture on the Times, in the character of Mawworm.
Title
[Second night] of Mr. G. W. Dixon, the distinguished national votary of the comic muse, who will deliver an entirely new Lecture on the Times, in the character of Mawworm
Names
Robinson, Joseph, 1787-1863
Publisher
Printed by J. Robinson Circulating Library 2 N. Calvert-st.
Place Published
Baltimore
Date
1832
Type
Broadside/broadsheet
Pages
1 image
Subjects
Minstrel shows., , ,
Note
Title from content of broadside after header information.; At head of title: New Theatre, Front Street.; Broadside advertising musical performances by Mr. G.W. Dixon with ensemble perfomances of the plays, "The Somnambulist", "No!", "The Spoil'd Child", "The Woodsman's Hut", "Eugene Aram", and "Turning the Tables" at the Front Street Theatre in Baltimore on November 7, 1832.; Inscribed on back: "George Washington Dixon the Great nigger comedian. Exceedingly rare. From McKee Sale (RK)."
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Hamilton College Library Digital Collections, Banjo Collection
Identifier
yhm-spe-ban-bro-min-003

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