Museum Troy, corner Fulton and River Streets. ... Tuesday evening, May 18, 1852, the grand moral drama, written by C.H. Saunders, Esq., and presented by him to Mr. G. Howard, entitled the Gambler! or Lost and won! ... To be followed with the laughable farce, by Geo. L. Aiken, Esq. entitled Who pinned Chase's coat tail! ... To be followed with Dr. Guy's lecture! ... To conclude with the most comic piece of Whirlegig Hall! or The day after the fair. ..

Museum Troy, corner Fulton and River Streets. ... Tuesday evening, May 18, 1852, the grand moral drama, written by C.H. Saunders, Esq., and presented by him to Mr. G. Howard, entitled the Gambler! or Lost and won! ... To be followed with the laughable farce, by Geo. L. Aiken, Esq. entitled Who pinned Chase's coat tail! ... To be followed with Dr. Guy's lecture! ... To conclude with the most comic piece of Whirlegig Hall! or The day after the fair. ..

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Corporate Author: Troy Museum (Troy, N.Y.)
Format: Electronic Book
Language:English
Published: [Troy, N.Y.] : MacArthur, printer, 197 River-Street, Troy., [1852]
Series:American broadsides and ephemera no. 8199.
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Aiken, George L., > 1830-1876 > Who pinned Chase's coat tail.
Saunders, Charles Henry, > 1818-1857 > Gambler, or Lost and won.
Dr. Guy's lecture > UNAUTHORIZED
Whirlegig Hall or The day after the fair > UNAUTHORIZED
Drama > 19th century
Theater > New York (State) > Troy
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Playbills > UNAUTHORIZED
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