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Wallack's Theatre. Lessee and manager--Mr. Wallack ... Saturday, February 16th, 1856, will be presented ... a new comedy, in 2 acts, entitled An awkward arrival! ... To followed with [sic] Mr. Brougham's extraordinary extravaganza of Po-ca-hon-tas ... To conclude with popular farce of Out for a holiday! ..
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[New York] : Howard F. Snowden, printer, 162 Pearl Street., [1856]
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Wallack's Theatre. Monday, Dec'r 24th, 1855, will be presented, first time this season, the elegant comedy, in one act, entitled Where there's a will there's a way! ... After which will be produced ... An original, aboriginal, erratic, operatic, semi-civilized and demi-savage extravaganza, being a perversion of Ye trew and wonderful hystorie of ye renounede pryncesse Po-ca-hon-tas or, The gentle savage! The libretto audaciously altered from Bancroft by Brougham. The music entirely dis-located and re-set by J. Maeder, M.D. ... To conclude with the ever-popular farce of The secret, or, A hole in the wall! ..
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[New York] : Howard F. Snowden, printer, 162 Pearl Street., [1855]
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Wallack's Theatre Mr. Wallack--lessee and manager ... Wednesday, Dec. 26th, 1855 will be presented, second time this season, the elegant comedy, in one act, entitled Where there's a will there's a way! ... After which will be performed ... An original, aboriginal, erratic, operatic, semi-civilized, and demi-savage extravaganza, being a perversion of ye trew and wonderrfulle hystorie of ye renounnede pryncesse, Po-ca-hon-tas, or, The gentle savage, the libretto audaciously altered from Bancroft by Brougham. The music entirely dislocated and re-set by J. Maeder, M.D. ... To conclude with the ever-popular farce of [Perfection] ..
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[New York : s.n., 1855]
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