Theatrical and Magic Posters
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|  Mickey or The crimson nemesis by Robt. J. Sherman the most popular play of the age. |
|  Wm. H. West's Big Minstrel Jubilee (formerly of Primrose & West). |
|  Bronson Howard's greater Shenandoah |
|  The queen of Chinatown by Joseph Jarrow. |
|  The queen of Chinatown by Joseph Jarrow. |
|  Mistakes will happen written by Grant Stewart. |
|  Edwin Arden's romantic play, Zorah |
|  Man holding umbrella and another man falling |
|  Mr. James K. Hackett. The tree of knowledge by R.C. Carton. |
|  Henri Gressit presents Eugenie Blair in David Belasco's great play, Zaza |
|  "Where are you going my pretty maid?" "I'm going to Keith's Vaudeville, Sir," she said |
|  Sol Smith Russell's great play, A poor relation |
|  The city of New York by Walter Fessler. |
|  William Gillette Held by the enemy |
|  Chas. H. Yale's fantastic spectacle, The evil eye, or The many, merry misha |
|  A sumptuous revival of Bret Harte's beautiful story, M'liss |
|  The club's baby by Lawrence Sterner & Edw. G. Knoblaugh.
Cin'ti ; New Yo |
|  Arabian nights |
|  The new Siberia by Bartley Campbell. |
|  William H. West's Big minstrel jubilee a majestic enterprise. |
|  Old glory a story of our "blue jackets" in Chili [i.e. Chile] by Chas. T. Vincent. |
|  Siberia written by Bartley Campbell. |
|  F. Ziegfeld, Jr. presents Anna Held in Papa's wife by DeKoven & Smith. |
|  Rice's beautiful Evangeline |
|  Fred E. Wright presents Harry Gilfoil |
|  Francis Wilson under the management of A.H. Canby in the comic opera, Half a king |
|  The new Siberia by Bartley Campbell. |
|  David Higgins' idyl of the Tennessee mountains, At Piney Ridge |
|  Thos. W. Keene. Macbeth |
|  Marguerita Sylva in Kirke La Shelle's elaborate opera comique production, The Princess Chic book by Kirke La Shelle, music by Julian Edwards. |
Now you can own a rare and unique piece of history right from the original source. These brilliant, humorous, colorful, and sometimes controversial posters speak volumes about our American Heritage. It was a time of laughter and a time of promise. America - the new world. Broadway featured the greatest performers such as Carter The Great, Kellar, Houdini, Andrew Mack, and more.
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