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Planché, J. R. (James Robinson), 1796-1880

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Howard Athenæum. Director, Mr. W.F. Johnson--stage director, Mr. W.L. Ayling. Benefit of Mrs. Charles Kean late Miss Ellen Tree, and positively the last appearance of Mrs. Kean and Mr. Kean. ... On Friday evening, Dec'r 5, 1845. Will be acted, James Sheridan Knowles's celebrated play, the Hunchback. ... The entertainments to conclude with the elegant vaudeville comedy, in two acts, entitled The follies of a night ..
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[Boston] : Hooton's Press--Haskins's Building, opposite the head of Hanover Street., [1845]
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Boston Theatre, Federal Street. Stage manager--Mr. John G. Gilbert, benefit of Mr. C. Kean and last night of his engagement. Last night of the engagement of Mrs. Charles Kean late Miss Ellen Tree ... Friday evening, Oct. 30th, 1846 will be acted the four first acts of Shakespeare's play of the Merchant of Venice! ... To conclude with the new comedy, in two acts, written by Planche, called The follies of a night! ..
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[Boston] : Eastburn's Press--18 State Street., [1846]
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Boston Theatre. Thomas Barry,--lessee and manager. ... Farewell benefit and last appearance of Miss Julia Dean ... Friday evening--November 3, 1854, will be performed, 1st time at this theatre, the play, in 5 acts, by Mrs. Maria Lovell, entitled Ingomar! the Barbarian. ... To conclude with, 1st time at this theatre, the comedy, in 2 acts, by J.R. Plauche, entitled The follies of a night! ..
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[Boston : s.n., 1854]
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National Theatre! Mr. W.M. Fleming,--manager. ... Farewell benefit and positively last appearance of the accomplished comedienne and vocalist, Mrs Charles Howard! ... Wednesday evening, Sept. 28th, 1853, will be performed the comic operatic drama, in 3 acts, by John Baldwim Buckstone, Esq., entitled The pet of the petticoats! ... After which, the celebrated fairy extravaganza, in 2 acts, founded on the popular nursery tale by the Countess D'Anois, dramatised by J.R. Planche, Esq. entitled Fortunio! and his seven gifted servants! ..
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[Boston] : "Times" Job Press,--J.H. Farwell, printers, 3 & 5 State St., Boston., [1853]
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Museum Troy, corner Fulton and River Streets. ... Benefit of Mr. F. Crocker! ... Wednesday ev'ng, June 9, 1852, will be presented the play of Ingomar the barbarian! ... To conclude with, first time this season, the celebrated musical extravaganza, of Beauty and the beast ..
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[Troy, N.Y.] : MacArthur, printer, 197 River-Street, Troy., [1852]
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Cameneum Now for a rush! Benefit of Yankee Addams. ... Tuesday eve'g, Sept. 27 [1853]. Will be acted the operatic farce of Loan of a lover. ... To be followed by the laughable farce of Cousin Joe's visit, of [sic] The Rough diamond ... The whole to conclude with the laughable piece of Sam Slick the notion pedler. ..
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[Portsmouth, N.H. : s.n., 1853]
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National Theatre. Under the management of W.M. Fleming. ... Farewell benefit! and positively last appearance of the great comedienne Miss Agnes Robertson! ... On Friday evening, October 6th, 1854, will be performed the exceedingly clever and amusing comdey, in 2 acts, entitled The devil's in it! ... To be followed by, for the 3d time in this theatre, the grand fairy, operatic melodramatic, quizzical and comical burlesque, entitled The invisible prince! or, The island of tranquil delights. ... To conclude with the highly successful burletta of The young actress! [i.e. Manager's daughter] ..
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[Boston : Printed by Roberts & Farwells, 1854]
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Museum. Troy, corner Fulton and River Streets. ... Benefit of G.C. Howard! ... Saturday ev'ng June 12, 1852, to commence with Wilful murder! ... To be followed with the brilliant comedy of The follies of a night! ... To conclude with the new piece, of The manager's daughter! ..
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[Troy, N.Y.] : MacArthur, printer, 197 River-Street, Troy., [1852]
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Theatre. Farewell benefit of Mr. Placide ... Monday ev'ng, April 26, 1841 will be performed the petit comedy of The village doctor! ... After which the farce of The secret service! ... The evening's entertainments toconclude [sic] with the farce of The agreeable surprise! ..
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[New York : s.n., 1841]
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Boston Theatre. Thomas Barry--lessee and manager. ... Farewell benefit of Miss A. Biddles prior to her return to Europe ... This, Wednesday evening, May 14th, 1856, will be performed, first time, the admirable comedy in 3 acts, by J.B. Buckstone, entitled Married life ... After which, by desire, and by permission of the author, Mrs. Barrow will illustrate in Indian costume, portions of Professor Longfellow's celebrated poem of Hiawatha the famine. ... To conclude with, first time this season, the celebrated fairy drama, written by J.R. Planche, Esq., founded on the Countess d'Aulnoy's fairy tale, "Prince Lutin," entitled The invisible prince! or--The island of tranquil delights. ..
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[Boston : s.n., 1856]
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Howard Athenæum. Lessee,--Henry Willard ... Last week of the engagement of Mrs. Anna Cora Mowatt! ... having kindly tendered her valuable services for the benefit of H. Willard! lessee. ... On Tuesday evening, May 30th, 1854, will be performed Mrs. Anna Cora Mowatt's beautiful play entitled Armand! or The peer and the peasant! ... To conclude with the comdeietta of Faint heart never won fair lady! ..
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[Boston] : Times Job Office--Roberts & Farwells' printers, 3 and 5 State Street., [1854]
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Museum Troy, corner Fulton and River Streets. ... Farewell benefit of Mrs. C.J. Wilkinson! ... Saturday evening, April 10, 1852, to commence with the comedy of Faint heart never won a fair lady. ... After which the comic ballet of Sandy & Jenny. ... To conclude with the military drama, of The French spy ..
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[Troy, N.Y.] : MacArthur, printer, 197 River-Street, Troy., [1852]
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[Broadway Theatre E.A. Marshall--sole lessee ... Friday evening, Dec. 13th, 1850, will be presented the comedy of Used up ... To be followed by the extravaganza, Fair one with the golden locks!] ... After which, the drama of the Rough diamond or Cousin Joe. ... To conclude with the popular farce of My young wife and old umbrella ... Friday, Sir William Don's benefit and last appearance ..
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[New York : s.n., 1850]
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