Hamlet Travestie

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  Hamlet Travestie. Burlesque, 3 acts. John Poole

  Manuscripts

  No application. Prod. New Theatre, Jan. 24, 1811. Printed copy, 3d ed., 1811. (Dated Lyceum, Sept. 15, 1812, in B.C.)

  LA 1659

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  [Collage of a burlesque and minstrel performers and acts]

  Visual Materials

  Image of a collage of vignettes of burlesque, acrobatic, and minstrel acts and performers centered between two standing burlesque dancers in red costumes and including vignettes of the head-and-shoulders of fourteen female performers in formal dress, acrobats performing on bars, trapezes, and in balancing acts on balls and on a tightrope high wire, rows of men dancing with some in blackface, a group of female dancers with jump ropes, and a male minstrel troupe with musical instruments.

  priJLC_ENT_000260

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  The Pharo Table, Dialogue and songs in

  Manuscripts

  Manuscript notice states, The following Dialogue & Songs are in [tended?] as the Alteration from a Comedy of Five Acts call'd The Gamester written by Mrs Centlivre, into a Comedy of Three Acts call'd the Pharo Table.

  mssLA 820

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  The Little Hunchback; or, A Frolic in Bagdad

  Manuscripts

  A farce interspersed with music in two acts. Set in Bagdad over an evening, night and morning.

  mssLA 2158

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  Armadale: a novel with title page, dedication, and introduction

  Manuscripts

  Volume II also includes letters (mssHM 33787-33789) and a printed copy and autograph version of Armadale: a drama in three acts (mssHM 33790),

  mssHM 33786

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  The Barnum & Bailey greatest show on Earth : Déry the most intricate and difficult balancing act in the world. : the 3 Lienerts sensational act the promenade on the horizontal mirror. : The 3 Arleys marvelous act performing the feats exactly as shown in the picture

  Visual Materials

  Image of three different acrobatic acts being performed before spectators under a circus tent: two male acrobats balancing on a stack of tables, three female circus performers standing upside down on a mirror suspended from the ceiling, and six male acrobats performing balancing acts with poles; small vignettes of head-and-shoulder portraits of P.T. Barnum and J.A. Bailey in upper left corner.

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