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  1. The American Extravaganza Co. in Aladdin Jr. a tale of a wonderful lamp. Cin'ti. ; N.Y.
     
  2. The American Extravaganza Co. in Aladdin Jr. a tale of a wonderful lamp. Cin'ti. ; N.Y.
     
  3. Aladdin Jr. a tale of a wonderful lamp. Cin'ti. ; N.Y.
     
  4. Aladdin Jr. a tale of a wonderful lamp. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  5. Arizona America's greatest play. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  6. Arizona America's greatest play. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  7. Arizona America's greatest play. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  8. Arizona America's greatest play. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  9. Around the clock, or Fun in a music hall the funniest show in the world. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  10. Around the clock, or Fun in a music hall the funniest show in the world. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  11. Andrew Mack, America's greatest Irish comedian in Dion Boucicault's masterpiece, Arrah-Na-Pogue Cincinnati ; New York
     
  12. At Piney Ridge Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  13. B.E. Forrester presents Yorke & Adams in the musical comedy success Bankers and brokers by Aaron Hoffman Buffalo
     
  14. B.E. Forrester presents Yorke & Adams in the musical comedy success Bankers and brokers by Aaron Hoffman Buffalo
     
  15. B.E. Forrester presents Yorke & Adams in the musical comedy success Bankers and brokers by Aaron Hoffman Buffalo
     
  16. B.E. Forrester presents Yorke & Adams in the musical comedy success Bankers and brokers by Aaron Hoffman Buffalo
     
  17. Ben-Hur Klaw & Erlanger's stupendous production. Cincinnati, O.
     
  18. Ben-Hur Klaw & Erlanger's stupendous production. Cincinnati, O.
     
  19. Ben-Hur Klaw & Erlanger's stupendous production. Cincinnati, O.
     
  20. James T. Powers in The blue moon Metropolitan Print., c1906.
     
  21. Mortimer M. Theise presents Bonita Cleveland ; New York
     
  22. Percy G. Williams presents The four Mortons breaking into society a musical farce in three acts. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  23. Funny Geo. Sidney as Busy Izzy Ci. ; N.Y.
     
  24. Funny Geo. Sidney as Busy Izzy Ci. ; N.Y.
     
  25. Ralph Stuart in his great success By right of sword Buffalo, NY
     
  26. Ralph Stuart in his great success By right of sword Buffalo, NY
     
  27. Ralph Stuart in his great success By right of sword Buffalo, NY
     
  28. Ralph Stuart in his great success By right of sword Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  29. Jacob Litt's production of Caleb West a dramatization of F. Hopkinson Smith's beautiful story of New England sea-folk by Michael Morton. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  30. Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines as presented 200 nights at Garrick Theatre, N.Y. Clyde Fitch's best comedy. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  31. Etienne Girardot as Charley's Aunt [1906]
     
  32. Joe W. Spears presents Mazie Trumbull and her fun crowd in a brand new comedy, Dad's side partner Buffalo
     
  33. Chas. H. Yale's everlasting Devil's auction 20th edition and best ever. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  34. Chas. H. Yale's everlasting Devil's auction Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  35. Chas. H. Yale's everlasting Devil's auction Cincinnati ; New York
     
  36. The Aborn Company presents Dolly Varden the musical delicacy with a great singing organization. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  37. The Aborn Company presents Dolly Varden the musical delicacy with a great singing organization. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  38. The Aborn Company presents Dolly Varden the musical delicacy with a great singing organization. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  39. Sweely, Shipman & Co. present Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall by the authors of When knighthood was in flower. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  40. Sweely, Shipman & Co. present Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall by the authors of When knighthood was in flower. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  41. Sweely, Shipman & Co. present The Duchess of Devonshire by Mrs. Chas. A. Doremus. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  42. The earl and the girl 2 years in London. N.Y.
     
  43. Chas. H. Yale and Sidney R. Ellis' The evil eye, or The further funny freaks of Nid and the continued comical contortions of Nod Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  44. Chas. H. Yale and Sidney R. Ellis' The evil eye, or The further funny freaks of Nid and the continued comical contortions of Nod Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  45. For her children's sake by Theo. Kremer the companion play to The fatal wedding. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  46. For her children's sake by Theo. Kremer the companion play to The fatal wedding. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  47. For her children's sake by Theo. Kremer the companion play to The fatal wedding. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  48. For her children's sake by Theo. Kremer the companion play to The fatal wedding. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  49. For her children's sake by Theo. Kremer the companion play to The fatal wedding. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  50. Alice Nielson's production of The fortune teller Cincinnati ; New York
     
  51. Gay New York a real comedy with music the biggest success of the year. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  52. Happy Hooligan the all fun show all new. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  53. Happy Hooligan's trip around the world the big scenic musical comedy. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  54. Happy Hooligan it is to laugh nothing but fun. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  55. Happy Hooligan it is to laugh nothing but fun. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  56. Happy Hooligan it is to laugh nothing but fun. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  57. De Wolf Hopper in Happyland N.Y.
     
  58. De Wolf Hopper in Happyland N.Y.
     
  59. De Wolf Hopper in Happyland N.Y.
     
  60. The only and original A hot old time everything new. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  61. The only and original A hot old time everything new. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  62. The only and original A hot old time everything new. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  63. In old Kentucky Cincinnati ; New York
     
  64. The little Corporal new comic opera by Harry B. Smith and Ludwig Englander. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  65. The little corporal new comic opera by Harry B. Smith and Ludwig Englander. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  66. The little duchess the musical comedy success. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  67. The little duchess the musical comedy success. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  68. The little duchess the musical comedy success. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  69. The lost trail a comedy drama of western life by Anthony E. Wills. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  70. The lost trail a comedy drama of western life by Anthony E. Wills. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  71. The old reliable McFadden's flats everything new. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  72. The old reliable McFadden's flats everything new. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  73. The old reliable McFadden's flats everything new. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  74. De Wolf Hopper in A matinee idol Cleveland ; New York
     
  75. Sidney R. Ellis presents golden voiced singer, Al. H. Wilson in his new play of picturesque Switzerland, Metz in the Alps new songs and yodels. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  76. Sidney R. Ellis presents golden voiced singer, Al. H. Wilson in his new play of picturesque Switzerland, Metz in the Alps new songs and yodels. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  77. Coming soon The Newlyweds and their baby a company of 60 and 1/2 people. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  78. The newlyweds and their baby the new music show a company of 60 and 1/2 people. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  79. The newlyweds and their baby the new music show a company of 60 and 1/2 people. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  80. A nutmeg match Cin. ; N.Y. ; Lon.
     
  81. J.J. Coleman presents "that odd fellow" Mr. Harry Beresford in Our new man by Chas. T. Vincent Cincinnati ; New York
     
  82. J.J. Coleman presents "that odd fellow" Mr. Harry Beresford in Our new man by Chas. T. Vincent Cincinnati ; New York
     
  83. Over the fence Cincinnati ; New York
     
  84. Over the fence Cincinnati ; New York
     
  85. A poor relation Cincinnati ; New York
     
  86. A poor relation Cincinnati ; New York
     
  87. Chas. H. Yale & Sidney R. Ellis present golden voiced Al. H. Wilson in A prince of tatters by Sidney R. Ellis Cincinnati ; New York
     
  88. Golden voiced Al. H. Wilson's songs in A prince of tatters Cincinnati ; New York
     
  89. Salvation Nell Cincinnati ; New York
     
  90. William Faversham in The squaw man Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  91. William Faversham in The squaw man Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  92. William Faversham in The squaw man Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  93. Henry B. Harris presents The traveling salesman a comedy by James Forbes, author of The chorus lady. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  94. Mr. Henry Ludlowe in The raven the love story of Edgar Allan Poe by George Hazelton. [Cincinnati ; New York]
     
  95. Mary Shaw in The revelation Martin & Emery, c1908.
     
  96. The runaways the elaborate musical comedy from New York Casino. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  97. Amasa Bartlett in Way down East Cin'ti ; New York
     
  98. Rube Whipple in Way down East Cin'ti ; New York
     
  99. What happened to Jones Broadhurst's hilarious sufficiency by George H. Broadhurst, author of Why Smith left home, The wrong Mr. Wright, etc. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  100. Kane, Shipman & Colvin present When knighthood was in flower by Chas. Major & Paul Kester Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  101. Spitz & Nathanson present When women love a play true to life. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  102. Who is who the fun event third and best edition. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  103. Why Smith left home Broadhurst's latest farce by George H. Broadhurst, author of What happened to Jones. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  104. Yon Yonson Cin. ; N.Y. ; Lon.
     
  105. Yon Yonson Cin'ti ; N.Y. ; Lon.
     
  106. Ferris' Comedians Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  107. Brooke and his famous soloists all of whom will appear at every concert. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  108. Mr. John Cort presents Calvé Cincinnati ; New York
     
  109. Lew Cincinnati ; New York
     
  110. Engagement of Mr. Charles B. Hanford Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  111. Engagement of Mr. Charles B. Hanford Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  112. Tour of Mr. Charles B. Hanford Cincinnati ; New York
     
  113. Fritz-Emmet [188-?]
     
  114. Ferris' Comedians a great show for little money. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  115. Max Figman Cin'ti ; New York
     
  116. Max Figman / from photo by Frank C. Bangs, San Francisco. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  117. Kane, Shipman & Colvin present the emotional actress, Alberta Gallatin Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  118. Engagement of Mr. Charles B. Hanford Cincinnati ; New York
     
  119. Mr. Charles B. Hanford assisted by Miss Marie Drofnah. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  120. Tour of Mr. Charles B. Hanford Cincinnati ; New York
     
  121. Tour of Mr. Charles B. Hanford Cincinnati ; New York
     
  122. Dick Ferris presents The Grace Hayward Co. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  123. Dick Ferris presents The Grace Hayward Co. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  124. Anna Held [c1899]
     
  125. Joseph Jefferson Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  126. R. Leoncavallo Cin'ti ; New York
     
  127. Rob't B. Mantell assisted by Miss Marie Booth Russell and a company of players in classic and romantic productions N.Y.
     
  128. Rob't B. Mantell assisted by Miss Marie Booth Russell and a company of players in classic and romantic productions. N.Y.
     
  129. Blanche Berndt Mehaffey, soprano Buffalo
     
  130. The famous originals Murray & Mack in a brand new comedy Cincinnati ; New York
     
  131. The famous originals Murray & Mack Cincinnati ; New York
     
  132. America's representative comedians, Murray and Mack creators of the laughing habit. K.C. ; N.Y.
     
  133. America's representative comedians, Murray and Mack creators of the laughing habit. K.C. ; N.Y.
     
  134. Yours, Fanny Rice Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  135. Ward and Vokes fun experts. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  136. Ward & Vokes in The head waiters Cincinnati ; New York
     
  137. John C. Weber and his prize band of America Cincinnati ; New York
     
  138. [Woman in burlesque costume in front of rocky outcrops] N.Y.
     
  139. Imre Kiralfy's brilliant production, Venice, the bride of the sea at Olympia Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  140. Imre Kiralfy's gorgeous spectacle, Venice at Olympia Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  141. Imre Kiralfy's superb representation of Venice at Olympia Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  142. Imre Kiralfy's romantic spectacle, Venice at Olympia Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  143. Kiralfy Bros "Michael Strogoff" Boston
     
  144. Kiralfy Bros "Black crook" Boston
     
  145. Kiralfy Bros "Black crook" Boston
     
  146. Kiralfy Bros "Around the world" Boston
     
  147. H.M.S. Pinafore N.Y.
     
  148. The Alaskan an original comic opera / / from photo by White, N.Y. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  149. Ferris' Comedians bargains in theatricals. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  150. Ferris' Comedians the pacemakers at popular prices. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  151. Dick Ferris presents The Grace Hayward Co. a wonderful show at popular prices. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  152. McIntyre & Heath's Comedians the epitome of vaudeville. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  153. Fanny Rice at the French ball Chic.
     
  154. The Sandow Trocadero Vaudevilles Cin'ti ; New York
     
  155. The new Smart Set Cincinnati ; New York
     
  156. The new Smart Set Cincinnati ; New York
     
  157. Al. G. Field Greater Minstrels fun's famous fellows. Buffalo
     
  158. Gorton's famous Minstrels Buffalo
     
  159. Richards & Pringle's Famous Georgia Minstrels Cincinnati ; New York
     
  160. William H. West's great achievement, The storming of San Juan Hill Cin'ti ; New York
     
  161. William H. West's Big minstrel jubilee a majestic enterprise. Cin., O. ; N.Y.
     
  162. Alexander the man who knows [19--]
     
  163. The Flints Cedar Rapids
     
  164. The Flints Cedar Rapids
     
  165. Mrs. Herbert L. Flint the little hypnotic sunbeam. Chicago
     
  166. Flints, Mr. & Mrs. Herbert L. the laughing event of the season. Chicago
     
  167. Kellar's startling wonder Cin'ti ; New York
     
  168. Kellar Cin'ti ; New York
     
  169. Kellar Cin'ti ; New York
     
  170. Kellar Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  171. Kellar and his perplexing cabinet mysteries Cin'ti ; New York
     
  172. Laurant magician, illusionist, entertainer. Chicago
     
  173. A flying visit by Servais Le Roy London, S.E.
     
  174. Mysterious Mahendra master of the human mind. Collinsville, Ill.
     
  175. Marajah peer of mystic seers he sees, knows, tells all. Milwaukee
     
  176. Newmann the Great St. Paul
     
  177. Newmann the Great St. Paul
     
  178. Thurston Kellar's successor. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  179. Thurston Kellar's successor. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  180. Thurston Kellar's successor. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  181. Thurston, world's famous magician the wonder show of the earth. Cleveland, O.
     
  182. Thurston the great magician the wonder show of the universe. N.Y.
     
  183. Thurston the great magician the wonder show of the universe. N.Y.
     
  184. Thurston the great magician the wonder show of the universe. N.Y.
     
  185. Thurston, world's famous magician the wonder show of the earth. Cleveland, O.
     
  186. The American Burlesquers 15 beauties Bunco bike. N.Y.
     
  187. Chas. Banks' original spectacular burlesque Cincinnati, O.
     
  188. The beautifil Indian maidens Cin., O.
     
  189. Bon Ton Burlesquers 365 days ahead of them all. N.Y.
     
  190. Bon Ton Burlesquers 365 days ahead of them all. N.Y.
     
  191. For her children's sake by Theo. Kremer the companion play to The fatal wedding. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  192. Kate Thayer Grand Concert Company N.Y.
     
  193. Bon Ton Burlesquers 365 days ahead of them all. N.Y.
     
  194. Bon Ton Burlesquers 365 days ahead of them all. [N.Y.]
     
  195. The Bowery Burlesquers presenting an original burletta on the latest New York craze, "Slumming" N.Y.
     
  196. Chas. H. Waldron's Trocadero Burlesquers leaders of them all. Buffalo
     
  197. Columbian amazons N.Y.
     
  198. Devere's High Rollers Burlesque Co. N.Y.
     
  199. Devere's High Rollers Burlesque Co. N.Y.
     
  200. The High Rollers Extravaganza Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  201. The High Rollers Extravaganza Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  202. The High Rollers Extravaganza Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  203. The High Rollers Extravaganza Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  204. Devere's High Rollers Burlesque Co. N.Y.
     
  205. The Imperial Burlesquers as good as the best. Buffalo
     
  206. The Arabian nights, or Aladdin's wonderful lamp Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  207. Arabian nights Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  208. The Arabian nights Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  209. The Arabian nights Aladdin's wonderful lamp. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  210. The London Gaiety Girls Cincinnati
     
  211. The Merry Maidens Burlesque Co. N.Y.
     
  212. The Merry Maidens Burlesquers N.Y.
     
  213. Mestayer Comedy Company Cleveland, O.
     
  214. Miss New York Jr. spectacular burlesque. N.Y.
     
  215. Miss New York Jr. spectacular burlesque. N.Y.
     
  216. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. S. Knight's Comedy Co. Cleveland, O.
     
  217. The famous Rentz Santley Novelty and Burlesque Co. first time in America the sensational scene, gay life in Paris, introducing Jardine Mabile Dance Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  218. Rentz Santley Burlesque Co. N.Y.
     
  219. Rice and Barton's Big Gaiety Spectacular Extravaganza Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  220. Rice and Barton's Big Gaiety Spectacular Extravaganza Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  221. Rice and Barton's Big Gaiety Spectacular Extravaganza Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  222. Rice and Barton's Big Gaiety Spectacular Extravaganza Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  223. Rose Hill English Folly Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  224. Rose Hill English Folly Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  225. Rose Hill English Folly Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  226. Rose Hill English Folly Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  227. Rose Hill English Folly Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  228. Rose Hill English Folly Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  229. [Three women in tights and feathers] Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  230. [Three dancing women in red costumes and feathers] Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  231. [Woman wearing low cut green, blue, and yellow costume with feathers and roses in her hair] Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  232. [Women wearing brief costumes, holding veils, with feathers in her hair] Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  233. [Woman wearing brief costume, blue tights, pink cape with feathers in her hair] Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  234. Burlesque N.Y.
     
  235. [Woman draped in flag carried by women in Roman costume, surrounded by crowds] N.Y.
     
  236. Bob Manchester's Cracker Jacks everything new. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  237. The starboarder that funny show. Cin., O.
     
  238. The Orpheum Show Cincinnati ; New York
     
  239. George Felix & Lydia Barry in "The vaudeville craze" Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  240. The Gay Morning Glories Vaudevillers & Burlesquers N.Y.
     
  241. The Gay Morning Glories Vaudevillers & Burlesquers N.Y.
     
  242. Scribner's Gay Morning Glories N.Y.
     
  243. Hurly-Burly Extravaganza and Refined Vaudeville Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  244. Hurly-Burly Extravaganza and Refined Vaudeville Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  245. Hurly-Burly Extravaganza and Refined Vaudeville Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  246. Hurly-Burly Extravaganza and Refined Vaudeville Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  247. Joseph Hart Vaudeville Co. direct from Weber & Fields Music Hall, New York City. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  248. Joseph Hart Vaudeville Co. direct from Weber & Fields Music Hall, New York City. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  249. "Where are you going my pretty maid?" "I'm going to Keith's Vaudeville, Sir," she said Cleveland, O.
     
  250. Waite's Comedy Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  251. McIntyre & Heath's Comedians the epitome of vaudeville. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  252. McIntyre & Heath's Comedians the epitome of vaudeville. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  253. Phil Sheridan's New City Sports Company Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  254. Roeber and Crane Bro's Vaudeville-Athletic Co. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  255. Roeber and Crane Bros Vaudeville-Athletic Co. Cin'ti, O., U.S.A.
     
  256. Stuart (the male Patti) in the new 1492 Cin., U.S.A.
     
  257. Stuart (the male Patti) in the new 1492 Cin., U.S.A.
     
  258. Stuart (the male Patti) in the new 1492 Cin'ti, O., U.S.A.
     
  259. The Ameer music by Victor Herbert ; book by Frederic Rankin & Kirke La Shelle. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  260. The famous original Bostonians America's greatest light opera company. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  261. The famous original Bostonians America's greatest light opera company. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  262. Francis Wilson under the management of A.H. Canby in the comic opera, Half a king Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  263. Francis Wilson under the management of A.H. Canby in the comic opera, Half a king Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  264. Juvenile Pinafore N.Y.
     
  265. H.M.S. Pinafore N.Y.
     
  266. M.M.O.P. H.M.S. Pinafore. Boston
     
  267. H.M.S. Pinafore N.Y.
     
  268. Haverly's New York Juvenile Pinafore Company 50 artists--50. Cincinnati
     
  269. The little duke N.Y.
     
  270. The little duke N.Y.
     
  271. Red feather the costilest and most gorgeously mounted comic opera ever seen in America with a cast of well known operatic artists headed by Cheridah Simpson and a great singing chorus. K.C. ; N.Y.
     
  272. Adah Richmond's Operetta Bouffe Troupe N.Y.
     
  273. Henrietta Crosman Cin'ti ; New York
     
  274. Eugenie Blair Cin'ti ; New York
     
  275. Geo. C. Boniface Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  276. Nellie Carman Cincinnati ; New York
     
  277. Georgia Cayvan N.Y.
     
  278. Charles L. Davis Cinti ; New York ; London
     
  279. The High Rollers Extravaganza Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  280. The Orpheum Show Cincinnati ; New York
     
  281. Charles Frohman presents John Drew and his company Cincinnati ; New York
     
  282. A.Q. Scammon's The sleeping city Cin., U.S.A.
     
  283. Miss Maxine Elliott Cin'ti ; New York
     
  284. Miss Maxine Elliott Cin'ti ; New York
     
  285. Fritz Emmet N.Y.
     
  286. Sweely, Shipman & Co. present Roselle Knott Cincinnati ; New York
     
  287. Lizzie Evans Baltimore, MD
     
  288. Alice Fischer Cin'ti ; New York
     
  289. The Orpheum Show Cincinnati ; New York
     
  290. The Orpheum Show Cincinnati ; New York
     
  291. G.L. Fox the original Humpty Dumpty. N.Y.
     
  292. Elizabeth Kennedy in Shakespeare's As you like it Cincinnati ; New York
     
  293. Ezra F. Kendall, the natural eccentric comedian in his latest laughing success, "A pair of kids" Cleveland, O.
     
  294. Bertha Kalich N.Y.
     
  295. Effie Johns N.Y.
     
  296. Joseph Jefferson Paris
     
  297. The Hutchinson Family tribes of John and Jesse. Boston
     
  298. The man who has made the whole world laugh, Chas. Hoyt America's prolific author, A Texas steer .... Cin., U.S.A.
     
  299. Howson and his band Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  300. Jno. A. Himmelein's Enterprises The Imperial Stock Co., The Ideals. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  301. David Higgins Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  302. Joseph Hart Vaudeville Co. direct from Weber & Fields Music Hall, New York City. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  303. Hurly-Burly Extravaganza and Refined Vaudeville Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  304. Mr. Nat. C. Goodwin as Caraway Bones, Esq. N.Y.
     
  305. Mr. N.C. Goodwin Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  306. Mr. N.C. Goodwin Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  307. Fred E. Wright presents Harry Gilfoil Cincinnati ; New York
     
  308. Joseph Hart Vaudeville Co. direct from Weber & Fields Music Hall, New ork City. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  309. Dan Packard in The boomer NY
     
  310. Alice Oates N.Y.
     
  311. Frank L. Perley presents Alice Nielsen [i.e. Nielson] Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  312. Modjeska Cincinnati ; New York
     
  313. Modjeska assisted by Mr. John E. Kellerd and company of players presenting artistic scenic production of Mary Stuart, MacBeth, Much ado about nothing, Marie Antoinette. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  314. Hennessy Leroyle, the comedian Cin, U.S.A.
     
  315. Sylvain A. Lee Cin, U.S.A.
     
  316. A.Q. Scammon's The sleeping city Cin, U.S.A.
     
  317. J.H. La Pearl's combination of sure hits Cincinnati ; New York
     
  318. J.H. La Pearl's combination of sure hits the most versatile and high grade artists on earth. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  319. J.H. La Pearl's combination of sure hits moral, refined, and up to date. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  320. Fanny Rice Cin., U.S.A.
     
  321. You all know her, Fanny Rice quaint, original, dainty, bright. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  322. Fanny Rice [1899]
     
  323. Eleanor Robson Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  324. Eleanor Robson Cincinnati ; New York
     
  325. Edwin Rostell as Richelieu, Elsé de Tourny as Julie Chicago, U.S.A.
     
  326. Edwin Rostell as Richelieu Chicago, U.S.A.
     
  327. Annie Russell Cincinnati ; New York
     
  328. Ernest Shipman presents America's leading emotional actress, Mary Shaw Cincinnati ; New York
     
  329. Cohan & Harris present Thomas E. Shea in standard plays N.Y.
     
  330. Gertrude Shipman Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  331. Gertrude Shipman, Lawrence B. McGill Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  332. Otis Skinner Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  333. Marguerita Sylva in Kirke La Shelle's elaborate opera comique production, The Princess Chic book by Kirke La Shelle, music by Julian Edwards. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  334. The Princess Chic Cincinnati ; New York
     
  335. Marguerita Sylva, The Princess Chic Cincinnati ; New York
     
  336. Georgia Waldron / from photo by C.M. Hayes & Co., Detroit. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  337. Blanche Walsh Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  338. Blanche Walsh Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  339. Blanche Walsh and Melbourne MacDowell Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  340. Ward and Vokes masters of fun business. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  341. Frederick Warde and Louis James Cin'ti ; New York
     
  342. The Orpheum Show Cincinnati ; New York
     
  343. Booth's Theatre, two weeks, commencing Monday, Feb. 6, every ev'ng and Saturday matinee with the ideal opera company Boston ; N.Y.
     
  344. Gay Masqueraders Gorgeous Extravaganza Co. everything new. Cin., O.
     
  345. The original and only, Ray Burton the greatest & most novel mid-air juggler & balancer & the only swinging wire rifle shot in the world
     
  346. The new 8 bells the famous Brothers Byrne in the everlasting success. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  347. The Hanlons' new Superba N.Y.
     
  348. Clinton Hall's Strategists N.Y.
     
  349. Eldora, the premier equilibrist and juggler of the world Detroit, Mich.
     
  350. Fostel and Emmett America's greatest musical artists. Baltimore, MD.
     
  351. Fostel and Emmett America's greatest musical artists. Baltimore, MD.
     
  352. Signorita Galetti and her troupe of the world's greatest performing monkeys Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  353. Prof. A.T. Glasgow Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  354. Herr Granada, Alma Fedora in their own invention, the revolving pyrotechnic fountain marvellous [sic] high wire artists. Hartford
     
  355. The Orpheum Show Cincinnati ; New York
     
  356. Chas. H. Kabrich, the only bike-chute aeronaut novel and thrilling, bicycle parachute act in mid-air. Cin'ti, O.
     
  357. Leonzo Bros. sensational artists and the great dog, Tiger N.Y.
     
  358. The human canon ball N.Y.
     
  359. The scenery, music & antiquities of Ireland illustrated by MacEvoy's original Hibernicon M. Keogh Litho., [1870]
     
  360. The marvellous Bard, phenomenal trick swinging wire artist Birmingham
     
  361. Paris and the Commune N.Y.
     
  362. Pain's great war spectacle, Mexican War, Siege of Vera Cruz New York
     
  363. John W. Isham's celebrities Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  364. Leon the Wizard N.Y.
     
  365. Rossow Midgets, Star Speciality Co. N.Y.
     
  366. The Rossow Midgets, Star Speciality Co. N.Y.
     
  367. Royal Lilliputians, the only novelty in sight nothing but fun. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  368. Royal Lilliputians, the only novelty in sight nothing but fun. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  369. Royal Lilliputians gigantic organization of lilliputians, dwarfs, midgets & giants. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  370. Royal Lilliputians a gigantic organization of lilliputians, dwarfs, midgets & giants. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  371. Royal Lilliputians the big comedy boom a comedy company of giants and midgets. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  372. Royal Lilliputians a big comedy by little people. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  373. Royal Lilliputians a new and original idea in comedy the season's only novelty. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  374. Royal Lilliputians the only novelty in sight a comedy on new and original lines. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  375. Royal Lilliputians the all fun show. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  376. Royal Lilliputians a gigantic organization of lilliputians, dwarfs, midgets, and giants. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  377. Royal Lilliputians a gigantic organization of lilliputians, dwarfs, midgets, and giants. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  378. Royal Lilliputians a gigantic organization of lilliputians, dwarfs, midgets, and giants. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  379. Royal Lilliputians the big show the only fun in sight. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  380. Royal Lilliputians, the sensation of the year a big comedy production by little people. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  381. Royal Lilliputians, the sensation of the year giants, midgets, and dwarfs in a spectacular comedy. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  382. Salsbury's Troubadours the humming bird. Cleveland, O. ; London, Eng.
     
  383. Jas. R. Waite's attractions Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  384. John W. Isham's celebrities Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  385. Ella Zuila, the Australian funambuliste N.Y.
     
  386. Marvelous feats in mind reading Cincinnati ; New York
     
  387. [Trained dog act] Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  388. Grotesque gyrations by gifted eccentriques Cincinnati ; New York
     
  389. Roeber and Crane Bros Vaudeville-Athletic Co. Cin'ti, O., U.S.A.
     
  390. An Aerial honeymoon invented and patented by John F. Byrne funniest show in the world - the huge pantomimic musical comedy. New York ; Chicago ; St. Louis
     
  391. The ballooon girl a comedy drama of circus life by Robert J. Sherman not a moving picture. K.C.
     
  392. The belle of New York London
     
  393. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Chicago
     
  394. The ensign written by Wm. Haworth. Cin. ; N.Y. ; Lon.
     
  395. The ensign written by Wm. Haworth. Cin'ti ; New York ; Lon.
     
  396. Human hearts an idyl of the Arkansaw hills. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  397. The intruder a powerful comedy drama of the East & West the love and romance of an outlaw by Robert J. Sherman. K.C.
     
  398. W.I. Swain's western spectacular production, Jesse James Newport, Ky
     
  399. Mickey or The crimson nemesis by Robt. J. Sherman the most popular play of the age. K.C.
     
  400. Hoyt's A midnight bell laughter every minute. Cin., O.
     
  401. Hoyt's A midnight bell laughter every minute. Cin., O.
     
  402. A modern Cinderella a notable production of the last word in musical comedy book & lyrics by Caspar Nathan, music by Hampton Durand. Kansas City
     
  403. Louis Aldrich in My partner the acknowledged best American play. N.Y.
     
  404. The Prince of Pilsen by Lüders & Pixley
     
  405. Mark Twain's Pudd'nhead Wilson dramatized by Frank Mayo. N.Y.
     
  406. Sam'l of Posen the commercial drummer. Cleveland, O.
     
  407. Henri Gressit presents Eugenie Blair in David Belasco's great play, Zaza New York
     
  408. Babes in the wood N.Y.
     
  409. Champagne and oysters N.Y.
     
  410. Uncle Tom's cabin N.Y.
     
  411. The banker's daughter N.Y.
     
  412. The banker's daughter N.Y.
     
  413. The black crook N.Y.
     
  414. Padgett & Bassett's Bric-a-brac N.Y.
     
  415. Robson & Crane in Shakespeare's "Comedy of errors" N.Y.
     
  416. H.J. Sargents Comedy Company (organization no. 4) in Dion Boucicault's farcical comedy, "Contempt of court" N.Y.
     
  417. F.C. Bangs as "Daniel Druce" N.Y.
     
  418. Enchantment [N.Y.]
     
  419. W.S. Gilbert's burlesque comedy, "Engaged" N.Y.
     
  420. Fatinitza N.Y.
     
  421. Fatinitza N.Y.
     
  422. The galley slave Bartley Campbell's picturesqe [sic] drama. N.Y.
     
  423. Jennie Yeamans as "Mitt" N.Y.
     
  424. Bartley Campbell's powerful American play, My partner with Louis Aldrich & C.T. Parsloe N.Y.
     
  425. Paul & Virginia N.Y.
     
  426. Robt. McWade as Rip Van Winkle N.Y.
     
  427. Romeo & Juliet N.Y.
     
  428. Miss Jane Coombs, "School for scandal" N.Y.
     
  429. Thro' the dark N.Y.
     
  430. The two orphans N.Y.
     
  431. Under the gaslight N.Y.
     
  432. Abbey's Humpty Dumpty N.Y.
     
  433. The celebrated Spanish Students with Abbey's Humpty Dumpty Combination Cin., O.
     
  434. The voyagers Chicago
     
  435. Her atonement an original American play. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  436. Abbey's Humpty Dumpty Combination Cinti, O.
     
  437. Hyde & Behman's great comedy, Muldoon's picnic N.Y.
     
  438. Uncle Tom's cabin Cleveland, O.
     
  439. The famous Jarrett & Palmer London Company consolidated with Slavin's Original American Troupe in Uncle Tom's cabin Cleveland, O.
     
  440. Fogg's Ferry by Chas. E. Callahan. Cin., O.
     
  441. Her atonement by Anson P. Pond. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  442. Thos. W. Keene. Hamlet Cleveland, O.
     
  443. Whiteley's Original Hidden Hand Co. Chicago
     
  444. Whiteley's Original Hidden Hand Co. Chicago
     
  445. Whiteley's Original Hidden Hand Co. Chicago
     
  446. Whiteley's Original Hidden Hand Co. Chicago
     
  447. Whiteley's Original Hidden Hand Co. Chicago
     
  448. Thos. W. Keene. Macbeth Cleveland, O.
     
  449. Thos. W. Keene. Othello Cleveland, O.
     
  450. Thos. W. Keene. Richard III Cleveland, O.
     
  451. The proper caper Chicago ; New York
     
  452. The inside track by F.A. Scudamore. Cin'ti ; N.Y. ; London
     
  453. The laughing success, Mugg's Landing Cleveland, O.
     
  454. Silver spur Chicago
     
  455. Silver spur Chicago
     
  456. Silver spur Chicago
     
  457. Uncle Tom's cabin N.Y.
     
  458. Uncle Tom's cabin N.Y.
     
  459. George Peck's grand revival of Stetson's Uncle Tom's cabin booked by Klaw & Erlanger. N.Y.
     
  460. George Peck's grand revival of Stetson's Uncle Tom's cabin booked by Klaw & Erlanger. N.Y.
     
  461. Lewis Morrison's magnificent Faust Chicago
     
  462. Lewis Morrison's magnificent new Faust N.Y.
     
  463. Lewis Morrison's magnificent new Faust Cin'ti, O.
     
  464. Lewis Morrison's magnificent new Faust N.Y.
     
  465. Lewis Morrison's magnificent new Faust N.Y.
     
  466. Egypt or A daughter of the Nile Cleveland, O.
     
  467. Faust San Francisco
     
  468. Robson & Crane as the knaves of Shakespeare Boston
     
  469. Robert B. Mantell as Monbars Cin'ti ; N.Y. ; London
     
  470. Robert B. Mantell. Monbars Cin'ti ; N.Y. ; London
     
  471. Jennie Yeamans "Our Jennie" Boston ; N.Y.
     
  472. Jennie Yeamans "Our Jennie" Boston ; N.Y.
     
  473. Jennie Yeamans "Our Jennie" Boston ; N.Y.
     
  474. Jennie Yeamans "Our Jennie" Boston ; N.Y.
     
  475. Lewis Morrison's magnificent Faust Chicago
     
  476. Lewis Morrison's magnificent Faust Chicago
     
  477. Alvin Joslin in a new play One of the old stock Cin'ti, O.
     
  478. Robert B. Mantell. Hamlet N.Y.
     
  479. The comedy novelty, Ole Olson Chicago
     
  480. Have you seen Ole Olson Chicago
     
  481. The comedy novelty, Ole Olson Chicago
     
  482. Ole Olson Chicago
     
  483. Haf you seen Ole Olson Chicago
     
  484. Hoyt's A black sheep Cinti ; New-York
     
  485. Chip 'o the old block R.L. Scott's funniest play on earth. Chicago, U.S.A.
     
  486. Chip 'o the old block R.L. Scott's funniest play on earth. Chicago, U.S.A.
     
  487. The big scenic production Coon Hollow by C.E. Callahan Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  488. Coon Hollow Chas. E. Callahan's big scenic play. [Chicago, U.S.A.
     
  489. The big scenic production Coon Hollow by C.E. Callahan Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  490. The cotton king the London Adelphi Theatre success by Sutton Vane. Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  491. The cotton king the London Adelphi Theatre success by Sutton Vane. Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  492. The cotton king the London Adelphi Theatre success by Sutton Vane. Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  493. The cotton king the London Adelphi Theatre success by Sutton Vane. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  494. The cotton king by Sutton Vane. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  495. The cotton king the London Adelphi Theatre success by Sutton Vane. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  496. Ada Gray in the new East Lynne Chicago, U.S.A.
     
  497. Ada Gray in the new East Lynne Chicago, U.S.A.
     
  498. Humanity the latest English success by Sutton Vane, author of The cotton king. Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  499. Humanity the latest English success by Sutton Vane, author of The cotton king. Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  500. Hoyt's A milk white flag Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  501. Old glory a story of our "blue jackets" in Chili [i.e. Chile] by Chas. T. Vincent. Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  502. Old glory a story of our "blue jackets" in Chili [i.e. Chile] by Chas. T. Vincent. Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  503. On the Bowery Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  504. On the Bowery Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  505. The greater Shenandoah by Bronson Howard. Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  506. Sidney R. Ellis' Bonnie Scotland Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  507. Sidney R. Ellis' Bonnie Scotland Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  508. Sidney R. Ellis' Bonnie Scotland Cin'ti ; New York
     
  509. Sidney R. Ellis' Bonnie Scotland Cin'ti ; New York
     
  510. Sidney R. Ellis' Bonnie Scotland Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  511. Sidney R. Ellis' Bonnie Scotland Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  512. Merry Katie Emmett in Chat, an American boy Cincinnati ; New York
     
  513. Merry Katie Emmett in Chat, an American boy Cincinnati ; New York
     
  514. Hoyt's A contented woman Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  515. Darkest Russia a grand romance of the Czar's realm. Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  516. The fatal card the powerful drama by Haddon Chambers & B.C. Stephenson. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  517. The land of the living a strong drama by Frank Harvey. N.Y.
     
  518. The singing comedian, Andrew Mack in the greatest of Irish plays, Myles Aroon Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  519. The singing comedian, Andrew Mack in the greatest of Irish plays, Myles Aroon Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  520. Peter F. Dailey in John J. McNally's happiest effort, The night clerk Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  521. Emily Bancker in the screaming comedy, Our flat Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  522. Emily Bancker in the screaming comedy, Our flat Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  523. Frederick Warde's superb production of Runnymede by Wm. Greer Harrison. Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  524. Frederick Warde's superb production of Runnymede by Wm. Greer Harrison. Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  525. Frederick Warde's superb production of Runnymede by Wm. Greer Harrison. Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  526. Frederick Warde's superb production of Runnymede by Wm. Greer Harrison. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  527. Too much Johnson with Wm. Gillette. Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  528. The war of wealth Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  529. The war of wealth Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  530. The war of wealth Cin'ti ; New York
     
  531. The war of wealth Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  532. The war of wealth Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  533. The war of wealth Cin'ti ; New York
     
  534. The war of wealth Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  535. The war of wealth Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  536. The widow Jones John J. McNally's new comedy. Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  537. Mathews & Bulger in the polite comic play, At gay Coney Island by Levin C. Tees. Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  538. Mathews & Bulger in the polite comic play, At gay Coney Island by Levin C. Tees. Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  539. Mathews & Bulger in the polite comic play, At gay Coney Island by Levin C. Tees. Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  540. Rosabel Morrison in Carmen New York
     
  541. Rosabel Morrison in Carmen New York
     
  542. Charles Hopper in Chimmie Fadden by the author of the book, Edward W. Townsend. Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  543. Charles Hopper in Chimmie Fadden by the author of the book, Edward W. Townsend. Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  544. Down in Dixie written by Scott Marble. Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  545. The electrician an American comedy drama Chas. E. Blaney's greatest success. N.Y.
     
  546. Rice's beautiful Evangeline Cincinnati ; New York
     
  547. Rice's beautiful Evangeline Cincinnati ; New York
     
  548. Rice's beautiful Evangeline Cincinnati ; New York
     
  549. Rice's beautiful Evangeline Cincinnati ; New York
     
  550. Morrison's original production of Faust N.Y.
     
  551. Morrison's original production of Faust N.Y.
     
  552. Morrison's original production of Faust N.Y.
     
  553. Morrison's original production of Faust N.Y.
     
  554. The great train robbery written by Scott Marble. Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  555. The great train robbery written by Scott Marble. Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  556. Charles Frohman's dramatic production, The hand of destiny by Pierre Decourcelle. Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  557. Charles Frohman's dramatic production, The hand of destiny by Pierre Decourcelle. Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  558. The last stroke a story of Cuba's fight for freedom by I.N. Morris. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  559. The last stroke a story of Cuba's fight for freedom by I.N. Morris. Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  560. The last stroke a story of Cuba's fight for freedom by I.N. Morris. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  561. The last stroke a story of Cuba's fight for freedom by I.N. Morris. Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  562. The last stroke a story [of] Cuba's fight for freedom by I.N. Morris. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  563. The last stroke a story of Cuba's fight for freedom by I.N. Morris. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  564. Hoyt's A midnight bell Cin'ti ; New York
     
  565. Hoyt's A midnight bell Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  566. Hoyt's A midnight bell Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  567. Hoyt's A midnight bell Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  568. John Drew's new play, Rosemary Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  569. John Drew's new play, Rosemary Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  570. Secret service by Wm. Gillette. Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  571. Secret service by Wm. Gillette. Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  572. Secret service by Wm. Gillette. Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  573. Secret service by Wm. Gillette. Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  574. The new Siberia by Bartley Campbell. Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  575. The new Siberia by Bartley Campbell. Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  576. The new Siberia by Bartley Campbell. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  577. The sidewalks of New York Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  578. The sidewalks of New York Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  579. Selden's funny farce, A spring chicken N.Y.
     
  580. A Tammany tiger a melodrama of New York life by H. Grattan Donnelly. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  581. The romantic spectacle, Under the polar star written by Clay M. Greene. Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  582. The romantic spectacle, Under the polar star written by Clay M. Greene. Cinti ; New York
     
  583. A magical musical comedy, Bimbo of Bombay N.Y.
     
  584. A magical musical comedy, Bimbo of Bombay N.Y.
     
  585. Charles Frohman's production, The circus girl N.Y.
     
  586. Charles Frohman's production, The circus girl N.Y.
     
  587. The city of New York by Walter Fessler. N.Y.
     
  588. The city of New York by Walter Fessler. N.Y.
     
  589. Emily Bancker in A divorce cure from the French of Sardou by Harry Saint Maur. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  590. A divorce cure from the French of Sardou by Harry Saint Maur. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  591. Down in Dixie written by Scott Marble. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  592. Down in Dixie written by Scott Marble. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  593. Down in Dixie written by Scott Marble. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  594. The electrician an American comedy drama Chas. E. Blaney's greatest success. N.Y.
     
  595. The electrician an American comedy drama Chas. E. Blaney's greatest success. N.Y.
     
  596. The electrician an American comedy drama Chas. E. Blaney's greatest success. N.Y.
     
  597. Lewis Morrison in Frederick the Great N.Y.
     
  598. Heart of the Klondike written by Scott Marble. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  599. Heart of the Klondike written by Scott Marble. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  600. Heart of the Klondike written by Scott Marble. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  601. Heart of the Klondike written by Scott Marble. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  602. Chas. E. Blaney's latest musical comedy sucess, A hired girl N.Y.
     
  603. Morrision's production of the new sensational melo-drama, The Indian N.Y.
     
  604. The ladder of life a grand spectacular production a realistic melo-drama. N.Y.
     
  605. Charles Frohman presents Miss Maude Adams in a new comedy, The little minister by J.M. Barrie. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  606. Charles Frohman presents Miss Maude Adams in a new comedy, The little minister by J.M. Barrie. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  607. Madeline of Fort Reno the sensation of the 19th century, Long Bro's, Pawnee Bill and May Lillie's great western military romantic play. N.Y.
     
  608. Lewis Morrison in his new play, The master of the ceremonies by Coate & Cotton. N.Y.
     
  609. Charles Frohman's new comedy, Oh, Susannah! Cin'ti ; New York
     
  610. Charles Frohman's new comedy, Oh, Susannah! Cin'ti ; New York
     
  611. Charles Frohman's new comedy, Oh, Susannah! Cin'ti ; New York
     
  612. Sam Morris in Old money bags a comedy drama. N.Y.
     
  613. Morrison's production of the new romantic melo-drama, The privateer by Harrison Grey Fiske. N.Y.
     
  614. Morrison's production of the new romantic melo-drama, The privateer by Harrison Grey Fiske. N.Y.
     
  615. The funny farce comedy, The prodigal father N.Y.
     
  616. Secret service by Wm. Gillette. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  617. Hoyt's A stranger in New York Cin'ti ; New York
     
  618. Hoyt's A stranger in New York Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  619. Hoyt's A stranger in New York Cincinnati ; New York
     
  620. Hoyt's A stranger in New York Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  621. The Tarrytown widow a big comedy success. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  622. The Tarrytown widow a big comedy success. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  623. The Tarrytown widow a big comedy success. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  624. The Tarrytown widow a big comedy success. Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  625. De Wolf Hopper in Wang by J. Cheever Goodwin & Woolson Morse ; management, De Wolf Hopper Co. N.Y.
     
  626. A musical farce comedy, The air ship by J.M. Gaites. N.Y.
     
  627. A musical farce comedy, The air ship by J.M. Gaites. N.Y.
     
  628. David Higgins' southern play, At Piney Ridge Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  629. Chas. E. Blaney's big extravaganza, A boy wanted Cin., U.S.A.
     
  630. Chas. E. Blaney's big extravaganza, A boy wanted Cin., U.S.A.
     
  631. Brown's in town Cin., U.S.A.
     
  632. Mathews & Bulger presenting rag time opera, By the sad sea waves Cincinnati ; New York
     
  633. Mathews & Bulger presenting rag time opera, By the sad sea waves Cincinnati ; New York
     
  634. Mathews & Bulger presenting rag time opera, By the sad sea waves Cincinnati ; New York
     
  635. Mathews & Bulger presenting rag time opera, By the sad sea waves Cin'ti ; New York
     
  636. Mathews & Bulger presenting rag time opera, By the sad sea waves Cincinnati ; New York
     
  637. Mathews & Bulger presenting rag time opera, By the sad sea waves Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  638. Hoyt's A contented woman Cin., U.S.A.
     
  639. Hoyt's A contented woman Cin., U.S.A.
     
  640. Hoyt's A contented woman Cin., U.S.A.
     
  641. Hoyt's A day and a night in New York Cin'ti ; New York
     
  642. The electrician an American comedy drama Chas. E. Blaney's greatest success. N.Y.
     
  643. Tom Edson, The electrician Chas. E. Blaney's American comedy drama success. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  644. Chas. H. Yale's fantastic spectacle, The evil eye, or The many, merry mishaps of Nid and the weird, wonderful wanderings of Nod Cin., U.S.A.
     
  645. Chas. H. Yale's fantastic spectacle, The evil eye, or The many, merry mishaps of Nid and the weird, wonderful wanderings of Nod Cin., U.S.A.
     
  646. Chas. H. Yale's fantastic spectacle, The evil eye, or The many, merry mishaps of Nid and the weird, wonderful wanderings of Nod Cin., U.S.A.
     
  647. Chas. H. Yale's fantastic spectacle, The evil eye, or The many, merry mishaps of Nid and the weird, wonderful wanderings of Nod Cin., U.S.A.
     
  648. Chas. H. Yale's fantastic spectacle, The evil eye, or The many, merry mishaps of Nid and the weird, wonderful wanderings of Nod Cin., U.S.A.
     
  649. Chas. H. Yale's fantastic spectacle, The evil eye, or The many, merry mishaps of Nid and the weird, wonderful wanderings of Nod Cincinnati, U.S.A.
     
  650. Chas. H. Yale's fantastic spectacle, The evil eye, or The many, merry mishaps of Nid and the weird, wonderful wanderings of Nod Cin., U.S.A.
     
  651. Chas. H. Yale's fantastic spectacle, The evil eye, or The many, merry mishaps of Nid and the weird, wonderful wanderings of Nod Cin., U.S.A.
     
  652. Chas. E. Blaney's big extravaganza success, A female drummer Cin., U.S.A.
     
  653. Chas. E. Blaney's big extravaganza success, A female drummer Cin., U.S.A.
     
  654. Chas. E. Blaney's big extravaganza success, A female drummer Cin., U.S.A.
     
  655. Blaney's extravaganza success, A female drummer Cin., U.S.A.
     
  656. Chas. E. Blaney's big extravaganza success, A female drummer Cin., U.S.A.
     
  657. Blaney's latest musical comedy, A female drummer N.Y.
     
  658. Blaney's latest musical comedy, A female drummer N.Y.
     
  659. A female drummer Cin., U.S.A.
     
  660. Chas. E. Blaney's big extravaganza success, A female drummer Cin., U.S.A.
     
  661. Sam Pitman's big production, A fortune hunter Cin., U.S.A.
     
  662. Charles Frohman's dramatic production, The hand of destiny by Pierre Decourcelle. Cincinnati ; New-York
     
  663. Wm. Gillette's Held by the enemy Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  664. Wm. Gillette's Held by the enemy Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  665. Wm. Gillette's Held by the enemy Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  666. Wm. Gillette's Held by the enemy Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  667. A high born lady Cin, U.S.A.
     
  668. A high born lady Cin, U.S.A.
     
  669. A high born lady Cin., U.S.A.
     
  670. Blaney's, A hired girl his latest musical comedy success. N.Y.
     
  671. Wm. H. Crane presenting a farcical comedy, His honor the mayor by Charles Henry Meltzer & A.E. Lancaster. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  672. Gilmore & Leonard in their Irish nonsensicality, Hogan's alley by W.H. Macart. N.Y.
     
  673. The Rays in their howling success, A hot old time, 2nd edition by Geo. M. Cohan. N.Y.
     
  674. This is it, Johnny on the spot a "Bill Nye" musical farce. Cin, U.S.A.
     
  675. This is it, Johnny on the spot a Bill Nye musical farce, "nuff sed". Cin, U.S.A.
     
  676. This is it, Johnny on the spot a "Bill Nye" musical farce. Cin, U.S.A.
     
  677. This is it, Johnny on the spot a "Bill Nye" musical farce. Cin, U.S.A.
     
  678. This is it, Johnny on the spot a "Bill Nye" musical farce. Cin, U.S.A.
     
  679. Sothern, The king's musketeer Cin'ti ; New York
     
  680. Looking for trouble N.Y.
     
  681. Lost in Siberia Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  682. Lost in Siberia Cincinnati ; New York
     
  683. Lost in Siberia Cincinnati ; New York
     
  684. Lost in Siberia Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  685. Lost in Siberia Cincinnati ; New York
     
  686. McFadden's row of flats new edition. N.Y.
     
  687. The famous Russell Bros. in the pretentious oddity, Maids to order by Frank Dumont and Wm. F. Carrol. N.Y.
     
  688. Hoyt's A midnight bell laughter every minute. Cin., O.
     
  689. Mistakes will happen written by Grant Stewart. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  690. Mistakes will happen written by Grant Stewart. Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  691. Mistakes will happen written by Grant Stewart. Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  692. Mistakes will happen written by Grant Stewart. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  693. Mistakes will happen written by Grant Stewart. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  694. Maggie Cline, "On Broadway" written by Clay M. Greene & Ben Teal. N.Y.
     
  695. Hennessy Leroyle's famous success, Other people's money from Hoyt's Theatre New York written by E.O. Towne. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  696. Evans and Hoey's evergreen success, A parlor match enough said! N.Y.
     
  697. Evans and Hoey's evergreen success, A parlor match enough said! N.Y.
     
  698. Evans and Hoey's evergreen success, A parlor match enough said! N.Y.
     
  699. Evans and Hoey's evergreen success, A parlor match enough said! N.Y.
     
  700. Evans and Hoey's evergreen success, A parlor match enough said! N.Y.
     
  701. Charles Frohman presents a new play, Phroso by Anthony Hope. Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  702. Ferris Hartman in The purser by John T. Day. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  703. Phil Sheridan's New City Sports Company Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  704. Rossow Midgets, Star Speciality Co. N.Y.
     
  705. I've been to see Clifford and Huth Cin., U.S.A.
     
  706. Royal Lilliputians the littlest people yet in the biggest thing ever. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  707. Arnold Brothers' Great Novelty Troupe original big 12. N.Y.
     
  708. Billy Lester's Big Show Cin., O.
     
  709. Polack Bros. 20 big shows Newport, Ky.
     
  710. The famous original Bostonians America's greatest light opera company. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  711. McIntyre & Heath's Comedians the epitome of vaudeville. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  712. Joseph Hart Vaudeville Co. direct from Weber & Fields Music Hall, N.Y. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  713. Joseph Hart Vaudeville Co. direct from Weber & Fields Music Hall, New York City. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  714. Phil Sheridan's New City Sports Company Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  715. Wm. Calder's spectacular production, John Martin's secret by Sutton Vane. N.Y.
     
  716. Wm. Calder's spectacular production of John Martin's secret by Sutton Vane. N.Y.
     
  717. Wm. Calder's spectacular production of John Martin's secret by Sutton Vane. N.Y.
     
  718. Grand Shakespearian festival the greatest works of the master mind presented in a most sumptuous manner magnificent and realistic stage pictures of the greatest historical tragedies each play a production. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  719. Second edition of the funniest farce in the world, Shantytown everything new, funny comedians, pretty girls. Cin, U.S.A.
     
  720. Bronson Howard's greater Shenandoah Cin'ti ; NY
     
  721. Bronson Howard's greater Shenandoah Cin'ti ; New York
     
  722. Bronson Howard's greater Shenandoah Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  723. Bronson Howard's greater Shenandoah Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  724. Bronson Howard's greater Shenandoah Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  725. Bronson Howard's greater Shenandoah Cincinnati ; New York
     
  726. Sporting life written by Cecil Raleigh & Seymour Hicks. Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  727. Sporting life written by Cecil Raleigh & Seymour Hicks. Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  728. Sporting life written by Cecil Raleigh & Seymour Hicks. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  729. Cecil Raleigh & Seymour Hicks' great English play, Sporting life Cincinnati ; New York
     
  730. Cecil Raleigh & Seymour Hicks' great English play, Sporting life Cincinnati ; New York
     
  731. The sorrows of Satan from the famous novel of Marie Corelli. N.Y.
     
  732. The sorrows of Satan from the famous novel of Marie Corelli. N.Y.
     
  733. The sorrows of Satan from the famous novel of Marie Corelli. N.Y.
     
  734. Selden's funny farce, A spring chicken N.Y.
     
  735. Mr. James K. Hackett. The tree of knowledge by R.C. Carton. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  736. Mr. James K. Hackett. The tree of knowledge by R.C. Carton. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  737. The turtle F. Ziegfeld Jr's production. Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  738. The turtle F. Ziegfeld Jr's production. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  739. Edward C. White's dramatic production, Two little vagrants Cin., U.S.A.
     
  740. Al. W. Martin's mammoth production, Uncle Tom's cabin Cin., U.S.A.
     
  741. Wm. H. Crane. A Virginia courtship Cincinnati ; New York
     
  742. Reno & Curtis successful comedy, Along the Kennebec a New England story, laughingly told. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  743. Will F. Phillips' complicated farcical extravaganza, A bell boy Cin., U.S.A.
     
  744. Will F. Phillips' complicated farcical extravaganza, A bell boy Cin., U.S.A.
     
  745. Will F. Phillips' complicated farcical extravaganza, A bell boy Cin., U.S.A.
     
  746. Will F. Phillips' complicated farcical extravaganza, A bell boy Cin., U.S.A.
     
  747. Will F. Phillips' complicated farcical extravaganza, A bell boy Cin., U.S.A.
     
  748. Earl & Jensch's humorous banterers handing the public, Will F. Phillips' complicated comedy, A bell boy Cincinnati ; New York
     
  749. Earl & Jensch's humorous banterers handing the public, Will F. Phillips' complicated comedy, A bell boy Cincinnati ; New York
     
  750. Klaw & Erlanger's stupendous production of Ben-Hur by Lew Wallace ; dramatized by Wm. Young, Esq. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  751. Blue jeans "will never wear out" by Joseph Arthur, author of "The still alarm." Cin., O.
     
  752. Blue jeans "will never wear out" written by Joseph Arthur, author of "The still alarm." Cin., O.
     
  753. Blue jeans "will never wear out" written by Joseph Arthur, author of "The still alarm." Cin., O.
     
  754. The Crane Players, The boy from Boston Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  755. Hoyt's A bunch of keys polished up to date. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  756. Hoyt's A bunch of keys polished up to date. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  757. Hoyt's A bunch of keys polished up to date. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  758. The club's baby by Lawrence Sterner & Edw. G. Knoblaugh. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  759. The club's baby by Lawrence Sterner & Edw. G. Knoblaugh. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  760. The club's baby by Lawrence Sterner & Edw. G. Knoblaugh. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  761. The up to date laugh, The Colonel and I by Frank Dumont. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  762. Hoyt's A contented woman Cin., U.S.A.
     
  763. Hoyt's A contented woman Cin., U.S.A.
     
  764. Bob Manchester's Cracker Jacks everything new. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  765. Bob Manchester's The Cracker Jacks everything new. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  766. Bob Manchester's Cracker Jacks everything new. [Cin., U.S.A.
     
  767. Bob Manchester's Cracker Jacks everything new. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  768. Bob Manchester's Cracker Jacks everything new. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  769. Bob Manchester's Cracker Jacks everything new. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  770. Cumberland '61 by Franklin Fyles. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  771. Jas. H. Wallick presents The dairy farm a romance of Sleepy Hollow by Eleanor Merron. N.Y.
     
  772. Hoyt's A day and a night Cin., U.S.A.
     
  773. Hoyt's latest success, A day and a night the howling success. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  774. Chas. H. Yale's forever Devil's auction Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  775. Chas. H. Yale's forever Devil's auction Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  776. Chas. H. Yale's forever Devil's auction Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  777. Chas. H. Yale's forever Devil's auction Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  778. Chas. H. Yale's forever Devil's auction Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  779. Chas. H. Yale's forever Devil's auction Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  780. Harry Howard's latest success The doctor's warm reception Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  781. Harry Howard's latest success The doctor's warm reception Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  782. Harry Howard's latest success The doctor's warm reception Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  783. Harry Howard's latest success The doctor's warm reception Cincinnati ; New York
     
  784. Hoyt's A dog in the manger Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  785. The electrician an American comedy drama Chas. E. Blaney's greatest success. N.Y.
     
  786. Chas. E. Blaney's big extravaganza success, A female drummer Cin., U.S.A.
     
  787. The great ruby Arthur Collins' production ; written by Cecil Raleigh & Henry Hamilton. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  788. The great ruby Arthur Collins' production ; written by Cecil Raleigh & Henry Hamilton. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  789. The great ruby Arthur Collins' production ; written by Cecil Raleigh & Henry Hamilton. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  790. The great ruby Arthur Collins' production ; written by Cecil Raleigh & Henry Hamilton. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  791. The successful, romantic drama, A grip of steel Cin., U.S.A.
     
  792. The successful, romantic drama, A grip of steel Cin., U.S.A.
     
  793. The successful, romantic drama, A grip of steel Cin., U.S.A.
     
  794. The successful, romantic drama, A grip of steel Cin., U.S.A.
     
  795. Gorgeous, scenic play, A guilty mother Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  796. 4 years an international success, A guilty mother a play that reaches the heart. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  797. 4 years an international success, A guilty mother a play that reaches the heart. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  798. Gorgeous, scenic play, A guilty mother Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  799. Gorgeous, scenic play, A guilty mother Cincinnati ; New York
     
  800. Clifford & Huth, A high born lady Laugh and the world laughs with you. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  801. A hired girl the big farce comedy success. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  802. A hired girl the big farce comedy success. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  803. The new musical comedy, Hotel Topsy Turvy Cin'ti ; New York
     
  804. The new musical comedy, Hotel Topsy Turvy Cin'ti ; New York
     
  805. Strange adventures in The fall and rise of Humpty Dumpty N.Y.
     
  806. Strange adventures in The fall and rise of Humpty Dumpty [N.Y.]
     
  807. The sensational comedy-drama taken from life, Kidnapped in New York by Howard Hall. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  808. The sensational comedy-drama taken from life, Kidnapped in New York by Howard Hall. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  809. The sensational comedy-drama taken from life, Kidnapped in New York by Howard Hall. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  810. King of the opium ring big scenic sensation by Chas. E. Blaney & Chas. A. Taylor. N.Y.
     
  811. Tour of Eugenie Blair, A lady of quality by Francis Hodgson Burnett and Stephen Townesend. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  812. The singing comedian, Andrew Mack in the The last of the Rohans by Ramsay Morris. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  813. The singing comedian, Andrew Mack in the The last of the Rohans by Ramsay Morris. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  814. The singing comedian, Andrew Mack in the The last of the Rohans by Ramsay Morris. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  815. The singing comedian, Andrew Mack in the The last of the Rohans by Ramsay Morris. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  816. The limited mail Elmer E. Vance's famous railroad play. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  817. Fisher, Carroll in a slap-bang absurdity, The Lobster Cin., U.S.A.
     
  818. Fisher, Carroll in a slap-bang absurdity, The Lobster Cin., U.S.A.
     
  819. Fisher and Carroll in a slap-bang absurdity, The Lobster Cin., U.S.A.
     
  820. Fisher and Carroll in a slap-bang absurdity, The Lobster Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  821. The big scenic production, Man's enemy by Chas. A. Longdon & Eric Hudson now in its 4th year in England. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  822. Mistakes will happen written by Grant Stewart. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  823. Brady & Ziegfeld present Mlle. Fifi from Paris adapted from the French by Joseph R. Grismer and Leo Ditrichstein. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  824. Brady & Ziegfeld present Mlle. Fifi from Paris adapted from the French by Joseph R. Grismer and Leo Ditrichstein. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  825. Julia Arthur in More than queen by Émile Bergerat. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  826. Smyth & Rice present Willie Collier in his new farce Mr. Smooth Cincinnati ; New York
     
  827. On the stroke of twelve the plausible American comedy drama by Joseph Le Brandt. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  828. On the stroke of twelve the plausible American comedy drama by Joseph Le Brandt. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  829. On the stroke of twelve the plausible American comedy drama by Joseph Le Brandt. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  830. On the stroke of twelve the plausible American comedy drama by Joseph Le Brandt. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  831. Over the fence by Owen Davis. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  832. Over the fence by Owen Davis. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  833. The big extravaganza success, Over the fence by Owen Davis. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  834. A climax in gaiety, Over the fence by Owen Davis. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  835. E.R. Spencer & Isabel Pengra in Steele MacKaye's masterpiece, Paul Kauvar Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  836. E.R. Spencer & Isabel Pengra in Steele MacKaye's masterpiece, Paul Kauvar Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  837. Wm. H. Crane as Peter Stuyvesant, Governor of New Amsterdam by Brander Matthews & Bronson Howard. Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  838. Wm. H. Crane as Peter Stuyvesant, Governor of New Amsterdam by Brander Matthews & Bronson Howard. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  839. The queen of Chinatown by Joseph Jarrow. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  840. The queen of Chinatown by Joseph Jarrow. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  841. The queen of Chinatown by Joseph Jarrow. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  842. The queen of Chinatown by Joseph Jarrow. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  843. The queen of Chinatown by Joseph Jarrow. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  844. The queen of Chinatown by Joseph Jarrow. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  845. The real Widow Brown Cin., U.S.A.
     
  846. A.Q. Scammon's The real Widow Brown Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  847. A.Q. Scammon's The real Widow Brown Cin., U.S.A.
     
  848. A.Q. Scammon's The real Widow Brown Cin., U.S.A.
     
  849. A.Q. Scammon's The real Widow Brown Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  850. A.Q. Scammon's The real Widow Brown Cin., U.S.A.
     
  851. Julia Arthur in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet Cincinnati ; New York
     
  852. A.Q. Scammon's Side tracked Cin., U.S.A.
     
  853. A.Q. Scammon's Side tracked Cin., U.S.A.
     
  854. A.Q. Scammon's Side tracked Cin., U.S.A.
     
  855. A.Q. Scammon's Side tracked Cin., U.S.A.
     
  856. A.Q. Scammon's Side tracked Cin., U.S.A.
     
  857. A.Q. Scammon's Side tracked Cin., U.S.A.
     
  858. A.Q. Scammon's Side tracked Cin., U.S.A.
     
  859. Hoyt's new A trip to Chinatown Cin., U.S.A.
     
  860. Hoyt's new A trip to Chinatown Cin., U.S.A.
     
  861. Uncle Tom's cabin Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  862. Uncle Tom's cabin Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  863. Uncle Tom's cabin Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  864. Uncle Tom's cabin Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  865. Palmer's Uncle Tom's Cabin Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  866. Palmer's Uncle Tom's Cabin Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  867. Uncle Tom's Cabin Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  868. Uncle Tom's Cabin Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  869. Al. W. Martin's mammoth production, Uncle Tom's cabin Cin., U.S.A.
     
  870. Al. W. Martin's mammoth production, Uncle Tom's cabin [Cin., U.S.A.]
     
  871. Third and best edition of the big fun show, Who is who Cincinnati ; New York
     
  872. Broadhurst's latest farce, Why Smith left home by George H. Broadhurst, author of What happened to Jones. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  873. Broadhurst's latest farce, Why Smith left home by George H. Broadhurst, author of What happened to Jones. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  874. Broadhurst's latest farce, Why Smith left home by George H. Broadhurst, author of What happened to Jones. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  875. Broadhurst's latest farce, Why Smith left home by George H. Broadhurst, author of What happened to Jones. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  876. Broadhurst's latest farce, Why Smith left home by George H. Broadhurst, author of What happened to Jones, The wrong Mr. Wright. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  877. We-uns of Tennessee by Lee Arthur. New York
     
  878. Yon Yonson Cin'ti ; New York
     
  879. Yon Yonson Cin'ti ; New York
     
  880. Yon Yonson Cincinnati ; New York
     
  881. Yon Yonson Cin'ti ; New York
     
  882. Yon Yonson Cincinnati ; New York
     
  883. Charles Frohman's latest production, the new play Zaza adapted by David Belasco. New York
     
  884. Edwin Arden's romantic play, Zorah Cincinnati ; New York
     
  885. Edwin Arden's romantic play, Zorah Cin'ti ; New York
     
  886. Edwin Arden's romantic play, Zorah Cincinnati ; New York
     
  887. Edwin Arden's romantic play, Zorah Cincinnati ; New York
     
  888. C.R. Reno's successful comedy, Along the Kennebec a New England story laughingly told. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  889. C.R. Reno's successful comedy, Along the Kennebec a New England story laughingly told. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  890. C.R. Reno's successful comedy, Along the Kennebec a New England story laughingly told. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  891. C.R. Reno's successful comedy, Along the Kennebec a New England story laughingly told. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  892. C.R. Reno's successful comedy, Along the Kennebec a New England story laughingly told. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  893. C.R. Reno's successful comedy, Along the Kennebec a New England story laughingly told. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  894. C.R. Reno's successful comedy, Along the Kennebec a New England story laughingly told. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  895. Arizona by Augustus Thomas. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  896. David Higgins' idyl of the Tennessee mountains, At Piney Ridge Cin'ti ; New York
     
  897. David Higgins' idyl of the Tennessee mountains, At Piney Ridge Cin'ti ; New York
     
  898. David Higgins' idyl of the Tennessee mountains, At Piney Ridge Cin'ti ; New York
     
  899. David Higgins' idyl of the Tennessee mountains, At Piney Ridge Cin'ti ; New York
     
  900. David Higgins' idyl of the Tennessee mountains, At Piney Ridge Cin'ti ; New York
     
  901. David Higgins' idyl of the Tennessee mountains, At Piney Ridge Cin'ti ; New York
     
  902. Geo. W. Lederer's Belle of New York the rage of two continents book by Hugh Morton ; music by Gustav Kerker. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  903. Geo. W. Lederer's Belle of New York the rage of two continents book by Hugh Morton ; music by Gustav Kerker. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  904. Geo. W. Lederer's Belle of New York the rage of two continents book by Hugh Morton ; music by Gustav Kerker. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  905. Geo. W. Lederer's Belle of New York the rage of two continents book by Hugh Morton ; music by Gustav Kerker. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  906. Geo. W. Lederer's Belle of New York the rage of two continents book by Hugh Morton ; music by Gustav Kerker. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  907. The rage of London, Shaftesbury Theatre, The Belle of New York New York
     
  908. Hoyt's comic whirlwind, A brass monkey a satire on superstition. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  909. Hoyt's comic whirlwind, A brass monkey a satire on superstition. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  910. Hoyt's A brass monkey Cincinnati ; New York
     
  911. Hoyt's comic whirlwind, A brass monkey a satire on superstition. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  912. Hoyt's comic whirlwind, A brass monkey a satire on superstition. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  913. Hoyt's comic whirlwind, A brass monkey a satire on superstition. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  914. Hoyt's comic whirlwind, A brass monkey a satire on superstition. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  915. The extraordinary farce, Brown's in town Cincinnati ; New York
     
  916. Hoyt's A bunch of keys published up to date. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  917. Hoyt's A bunch of keys published up to date. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  918. Hoyt's A bunch of keys published up to date. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  919. Hoyt's A milk white flag Cinti ; N.Y.
     
  920. Bob Manchester's The Cracker Jacks a 20th century idea. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  921. Bob Manchester's The Cracker Jacks a 20th century idea. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  922. Bob Manchester's The Cracker Jacks a 20th century idea. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  923. Chas. H. Yale's fantastic spectacle, The evil eye, or The many, merry mishaps of Nid and the weird, wonderful wanderings of Nod Cincinnati ; New York
     
  924. Chas. H. Yale's fantastic spectacle, The evil eye, or The many, merry mishaps of Nid and the weird, wonderful wanderings of Nod Cincinnati ; New York
     
  925. Chas. H. Yale's fantastic spectacle, The evil eye, or The many, merry mishaps of Nid and the weird, wonderful wanderings of Nod [Cincinnati ; New York
     
  926. Chas. H. Yale's fantastic spectacle, The evil eye, or The many, merry mishaps of Nid and the weird, wonderful wanderings of Nod [Cincinnati ; New York
     
  927. Chas. H. Yale's fantastic spectacle, The evil eye, or The many, merry mishaps of Nid and the weird, wonderful wanderings of Nod Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  928. Chas. H. Yale's fantastic spectacle, The evil eye, or The many, merry mishaps of Nid and the weird, wonderful wanderings of Nod Cincinnati ; New York
     
  929. Ward & Vokes, the men of joy presenting a second whirl of The floor walkers Cincinnati ; New York
     
  930. The big farce comedy, Hello Bill a whole lot of fun - in 3 hours. N.Y.
     
  931. Hoyt's A hole in the ground Cincinnati ; New York
     
  932. Hoyt's A hole in the ground Cincinnati ; New York
     
  933. Hoyt's A hole in the ground Cincinnati ; New York
     
  934. Hoyt's A hole in the ground Cincinnati ; New York
     
  935. Hoyt's A hole in the ground Cincinnati ; New York
     
  936. Hoyt's A hole in the ground Cincinnati ; New York
     
  937. Hoyt's A hole in the ground Cincinnati ; New York
     
  938. Hoyt's A hole in the ground Cincinnati ; New York
     
  939. Hoyt's A hole in the ground Cincinnati ; New York
     
  940. Charles Frohman presents the latest Parisian farce success, The husbands of Leontine [1900]
     
  941. Belle Archer's new comedy drama, Jess of the Bar Z Cincinnati ; New York
     
  942. Belle Archer's new comedy drama, Jess of the Bar Z Cincinnati ; New York
     
  943. Belle Archer's new comedy drama, Jess of the Bar Z Cincinnati ; New York
     
  944. Belle Archer in Jess of the Bar Z Cincinnati ; New York
     
  945. Belle Archer in Jess of the Bar Z Cincinnati ; New York
     
  946. Barney Gilmore in the great comedy drama, Kidnapped in New York by Howard Hall. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  947. Barney Gilmore in the great comedy drama, Kidnapped in New York by Howard Hall. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  948. Carl A. Haswin and his company in A lion's heart Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  949. Carl A. Haswin and his company in A lion's heart Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  950. Carl A. Haswin and his company in A lion's heart Cincinnati ; New York
     
  951. Carl A. Haswin and his company in A lion's heart Cincinnati ; New York
     
  952. Lost in the desert the dramatic event of the year written by Owen Davis. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  953. Lost in the desert the dramatic event of the year written by Owen Davis. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  954. Lost in the desert the great dramatic spectacle written by Owen Davis. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  955. Lost in the desert the sensational event of the year a drama on new and original lines by Owen Davis. N.Y.
     
  956. Lost in the desert the dramatic event of the year. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  957. Lost in the desert the sensational event of the year a drama on new and original lines by Owen Davis. N.Y.
     
  958. McFadden's row of flats the comedy that has made many millions laugh. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  959. McFadden's row of flats the comedy that has made millions laugh everything new. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  960. Broadhurst Bros. The man from Mexico by H.A. DuSouchet. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  961. Broadhurst Bros. The man from Mexico by H.A. DuSouchet. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  962. Broadhurst Bros. production of The man from Mexico by H.A. DuSouchet with Geo. C. Boniface, Jr. and a select comedy cast. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  963. Broadhurst Bros. The man from Mexico by H.A. DuSouchet. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  964. The big scenic production, Man's enemy by Chas. A. Longdon & Eric Hudson now in it's 4th year in England. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  965. The big scenic production, Man's enemy, or The downward path now in it's 4th year in England. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  966. The big scenic production, Man's enemy by Chas. A. Longdon & Eric Hudson now in it's 4th year in England. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  967. The big scenic production, Man's enemy by Chas. A. Longdon & Eric Hudson now in its fourth year in England. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  968. The big scenic production, Man's enemy by Chas. A. Longdon and Eric Hudson now in its 4th year in England. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  969. Chauncey Olcott in the great play Mavourneen Cin'ti ; New York
     
  970. A sumptuous revival of Bret Harte's beautiful story, M'liss Cincinnati ; New York
     
  971. A sumptuous revival of Bret Harte's beautiful story, M'liss Cincinnati ; New York
     
  972. A sumptuous revival of Bret Harte's beautiful story, M'liss Cincinnati ; New York
     
  973. A sumptuous revival of Bret Harte's beautiful story, M'liss Cincinnati ; New York
     
  974. Liebler and Co's tremendous production of Monte Cristo with Mr. James O'Neill as Edmond Dantes, a character he has made world famous. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  975. David Belasco's comedy, Naughty Anthony Cincinnati ; New York
     
  976. David Belasco's comedy, Naughty Anthony Cincinnati ; New York
     
  977. Chas. E. Evans in David Belasco's comedy, Naughty Anthony [Cincinnati ; New York
     
  978. Frank Burt & Geo. H. Nicolai present a pastoral play, The night before Christmas by Hal Reid. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  979. Frank Burt & Geo. H. Nicolai present a pastoral play, The night before Christmas by Hal Reid. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  980. Hennessy Leroyle's Other people's money from Hoyt's Theater, New York by E.O. Towne. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  981. Hennessy Leroyle's Other people's money from Hoyt's Theater, New York by E.O. Towne. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  982. Hennessy Leroyle's Other people's money from Hoyt's Theater, New York by E.O. Towne. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  983. F. Ziegfeld, Jr. presents Anna Held in Papa's wife by DeKoven & Smith. Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  984. Frank J. Keenan in Sol Smith Russell's great play, A poor relation Cin'ti ; New York
     
  985. Sol Smith Russell's great play, A poor relation Cin'ti ; New York
     
  986. The singing comedian, Andrew Mack in his new play, The rebel a drama of the Irish rebellion by James B. Fagen. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  987. The singing comedian, Andrew Mack in his new play, The rebel a drama of the Irish rebellion by James B. Fagen. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  988. The singing comedian, Andrew Mack in his new play, The rebel a drama of the Irish rebellion by James B. Fagen. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  989. The singing comedian, Andrew Mack in his new play, The rebel a drama of the Irish rebellion by James B. Fagen. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  990. The singing comedian, Andrew Mack in his new play, The rebel a drama of the Irish rebellion by James B. Fagen. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  991. Mr. Andrew Robson in Chas. Coghlan's masterpiece, The royal box Buffalo, N.Y.
     
  992. Jas. A Herne's new play, Sag Harbor Cincinnati ; New York
     
  993. Olga Nethersole's version of Sapho by Clyde Fitch. New York
     
  994. Charles Frohman presents William Gillette in his new four act drama, Sherlock Holmes New York
     
  995. Charles Frohman presents William Gillette in his new four act drama, Sherlock Holmes New York
     
  996. Charles Frohman presents William Gillette in Sherlock Holmes Cin'ti ; New York
     
  997. Charles Frohman presents William Gillette in his new four act drama, Sherlock Holmes New York
     
  998. Siberia written by Bartley Campbell. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  999. Siberia written by Bartley Campbell. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1000. Siberia written by Bartley Campbell. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1001. Siberia written by Bartley Campbell. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1002. Siberia written by Bartley Campbell. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1003. Siberia written by Bartley Campbell. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1004. Siberia written by Bartley Campbell. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1005. Siberia written by Bartley Campbell. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1006. Siberia written by Bartley Campbell. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1007. The mammoth spectacular production, Sporting life written by Cecil Raleigh & Seymour Hicks. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1008. The New York Manhattan Theatre success, Wm. A. Brady & Jos. R. Grismer's production, A stranger in a strange land by Sidney T. Wilmer & Walter Vincent. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  1009. The New York Manhattan Theatre success, Wm. A. Brady & Jos. R. Grismer's production, A stranger in a strange land by Sidney T. Wilmer & Walter Vincent. Cin'ti ; N.Y.
     
  1010. The New York Manhattan Theatre success, Wm. A. Brady & Jos. R. Grismer's production, A stranger in a strange land Cin'ti ; New York
     
  1011. Hoyt's new A trip to Chinatown Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1012. Edward C. White's dramatic production, Two little vagrants Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1013. Edward C. White's dramatic production, Two little vagrants Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1014. Edward C. White's dramatic production, Two little vagrants Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1015. Al. W. Martin's mammoth production, Uncle Tom's cabin Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1016. Delcher & Hennessy present Miss Coghlan as Becky Sharp in Thackeray's Vanity fair Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1017. The Hanlons, Le voyage en Suisse Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1018. Chas. H. Yale & Sidney R. Ellis present the German dialect comedian and golden voiced singer, Al. H. Wilson in a new romantic German dialect comedy, The watch on the Rhine by Sidney R. Ellis. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1019. Chas. H. Yale & Sidney R. Ellis present the German dialect comedian and golden voiced singer, Al. H. Wilson in a new romantic German dialect comedy, The watch on the Rhine by Sidney R. Ellis. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1020. Chas. H. Yale & Sidney R. Ellis present the German dialect comedian and golden voiced singer, Al. H. Wilson in a new romantic German dialect comedy, The watch on the Rhine by Sidney R. Ellis. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1021. Chas. H. Yale & Sidney R. Ellis present the German dialect comedian and golden voiced singer, Al. H. Wilson in a new romantic German dialect comedy, The watch on the Rhine by Sidney R. Ellis. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1022. Broadhurst's hilarious sufficiency, What happened to Jones by Geo. H. Broadhurst, author of Why Smith left home, The wrong Mr. Wright, The house that Jack built, etc. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1023. Around the world with Broadhurst's globe-circling success, What happened to Jones by Geo. H. Broadhurst, author of Why Smith left home, The wrong Mr. Wright, The house that Jack built, etc. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1024. The fun machine, Who is who Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1025. Mark E. Swan's latest farcical success, the effervescent ecstasy, Whose baby are you? a splendid cast present this fantastic farce. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1026. The effervescent ecstasy, Whose baby are you? by Mark E. Swan. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1027. The effervescent ecstasy, Whose baby are you? by Mark E. Swan. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1028. The effervescent ecstasy, Whose baby are you? by Mark E. Swan. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1029. The effervescent ecstasy, Whose baby are you? by Mark E. Swan. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1030. The effervescent ecstasy, Whose baby are you? by Mark E. Swan. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1031. The effervescent ecstasy, Whose baby are you? by Mark E. Swan. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1032. The effervescent ecstasy, Whose baby are you? by Mark E. Swan. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1033. The effervescent ecstasy, Whose baby are you? by Mark E. Swan. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1034. A tale of the Kentucky hills, The black hand by W.B. Hurst. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1035. Messrs. S.S. Shubert & Nixon & Zimmerman's production of A Chinese honeymoon by George Dance & Howard Talbot. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1036. Messrs. S.S. Shubert & Nixon & Zimmerman's production of A Chinese honeymoon by George Dance & Howard Talbot. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1037. Messrs. S.S. Shubert & Nixon & Zimmerman's production of A Chinese honeymoon by George Dance & Howard Talbot. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1038. Messrs. S.S. Shubert & Nixon & Zimmerman's production of A Chinese honeymoon by George Dance & Howard Talbot. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1039. Mary of Magdala by Paul Heyse. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  1040. Miller & Hogarty present America's daintiest comedy queen, Elsa Ryan in the stirring comedy drama of western life, Nevada by Fred. Darcy. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1041. Miller & Hogarty present America's daintiest comedy queen, Elsa Ryan in the stirring comedy drama of western life, Nevada by Fred. [Dar]cy. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1042. John C. Fisher's supendous musical production, The silver slipper by Owen Hall & Leslie Stuart, authors of Florodora. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  1043. John C. Fisher's stupendous musical production, The silver slipper by Owen Hall & Leslie Stuart, authors of Florodora. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  1044. H.W. Savage presents The sultan of Sulu by George Ade. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1045. Edward Morgan in Hall Caine's new play, The eternal city musical setting by Pietro Mascagni. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1046. The fun factory, Happy Hooligan all new. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1047. Charles Frohman presents Annie Russell in her greatest succuss Madeleine Lucette Ryley's play, Mice and men Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1048. An all-star cast presenting Shakepeare's sublime tragedy, Romeo & Juliet Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1049. Viola Allen as "Viola" in Shakespeare's comedy, Twelfth night Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1050. The Virginian by Owen Wister and Kirke La Shelle. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1051. Sweely, Shipman & Co. present When knighthood was in flower by Charles Major and Paul Kester. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1052. Fred R. Hamlin's musical extravaganza, The wizard of Oz Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1053. Fred R. Hamlin's musical extravaganza, The wizard of Oz Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1054. Hamlin, Mitchell & Fields present Bird center a comedy by Glen MacDonough ; based on cartoons by John T. McCutcheon. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1055. Andrew Mack in his new play, The way to Kenmare by Edward E. Rose. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1056. Andrew Mack in his new play, The way to Kenmare by Edward E. Rose. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1057. Herbert K. Betts in a play of the golden west, An Arizona cowboy Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1058. F. Ray Comstock offers the delightful musical success, The school girl music by Leslie Stuart, composer of "Florodora" ; book by Henry Hamilton, author of "The Duchess of Dantzig" & Paul M. Potter, author of "Trilby." Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1059. F. Ray Comstock offers the delightful musical success, The school girl music by Leslie Stuart, composer of "Florodora" ; book by Henry Hamilton, author of "The Duchess of Dantzig" & Paul M. Potter, author of "Trilby." Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1060. Around the clock introducing Ritchie's London Pantomime Co. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1061. The Duchess of Devonshire by Mrs. Charles A. Doremus. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1062. Home folks by C.T. Dazey, author of In old Kentucky. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1063. The greatest London and New York success, Alice sit by the fire by J.M. Barrie, author of Peter Pan, The little minister, etc., etc. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1064. Ernest Shipman presents Mary Shaw in Alice sit by the fire by J.M. Barrie, author of Peter Pan, The little minister, etc. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1065. A play of the golden west, An Arizona cowboy in Big Tent Theatre Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1066. A comedy drama of western life, The lost trail by Anthony E. Wills. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1067. The lost trail a comedy drama of western life by Anthony E. Wills. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1068. Herbert K. Betts in a play of the golden west, An Arizona cowboy Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1069. A.H. Woods presents Valeska Suratt in the swift, smart & saucy play, The girl with the whooping cough the latest Paris sensation by Stanislaus Stange. Buffalo
     
  1070. The white slave by Bartley Campbell. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1071. The white slave by Bartley Campbell. Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1072. Thomas W. Keene as Louis XI N.Y.
     
  1073. Hoyt's latest success, A day and a night Cin., U.S.A.
     
  1074. Syra and Rolf Arras transformation gymnastic novelty. Cin. ; N.Y.
     
  1075. Roeber and Crane Bros Vaudeville-Athletic Co. Cin, U.S.A.
     
  1076. World, Garnella, and Mack Cin, U.S.A.
     
  1077. Grand Shakespearian festival the greatest works of the master-mind presented in a most sumptuous manner magnificent and realistic stage pictures of the greatest historical tragedies, each play a production. Cin., U.S.A.
     
  1078. [Two women dancing, one in yellow dress and one in black dress with tambourine] Detroit, Mich.
     
  1079. [Two ballerinas, blond woman in front with brunette woman behind] Detroit, Mich.
     
  1080. Cake walk Chicago, Ill. Allied Printing
     
  1081. Kiralfy Bros "Around the world" Boston
     
  1082. Kiralfy Bros "Around the world" Boston
     
  1083. Kiralfy Bros "Around the world" Boston
     
  1084. Kiralfy Bros grand production, Black crook N.Y.
     
  1085. Kiralfy Bros "Black crook" Boston
     
  1086. Bolossy Kiralfy's great production, Dolores by Victorien Sardou. New York
     
  1087. Bolossy Kiralfy's great production, Dolores by Victorien Sardou. N.Y.
     
  1088. Kiralfy Bro's., Enchantment N.Y.
     
  1089. Excelsior Boston ; N.Y.
     
  1090. Excelsior Boston ; N.Y.
     
  1091. Excelsior Kiralfy Brothers' spectacular triumph. Boston ; N.Y.
     
  1092. Excelsior Boston ; N.Y.
     
  1093. Excelsior Boston ; N.Y.
     
  1094. Excelsior Kiralfy Bro's. spectacular triumph. Boston ; N.Y.
     
  1095. Imre Kiralfy's grand naval spectacle Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1096. Kiralfy Bro's. "Michael Strogoff" Boston
     
  1097. Kiralfy Bro's. "Michael Strogoff" Boston
     
  1098. Kiralfy Bros.' "Michael Strogoff" Boston
     
  1099. Kiralfy's grand spectacle of Paradise lost London
     
  1100. Kiralfy Bros' Sieba and the 7 ravens N.Y.
     
  1101. Bolossy Kiralfy's Siege of Troy N.Y.
     
  1102. Imre Kiralfy's grand romantic spectacle, Venice, the bride of the sea the realization of the greatest conception of the age at Olympia. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  1103. Imre Kiralfy's brilliant ballet spectacle, Venice, the bride of the sea at Olympia Cin'ti ; New York
     
  1104. Imre Kiralfy's historical romance, Venice, the bride of the sea at Olympia the greatest production of modern times at Olympia. Cin'ti ; New York
     
  1105. Imre Kiralfy's grand realistic production, Venice, bride of the sea at Olympia Cin'ti ; New York
     
  1106. Imre Kiralfy's gorgeous production of Venice, the bride of the sea at Olympia Cin'ti ; New York
     
  1107. Imre Kiralfy's great realistic representation of Venice of to-day at Olympia Cin'ti ; New York
     
  1108. Imre Kiralfy's grand historic spectacle, Venice, the bride of the sea at Olympia Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1109. Imre Kiralfy's greatest of all spectacles, Venice, the bride of the sea, at Olympia Cin'ti ; New York
     
  1110. Imre Kiralfy's realistic production of ancient and modern Venice at Olympia Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1111. Imre Kiralfy's grand historic spectacle, Venice, the bride of the sea at Olympia Cin'ti ; New York
     
  1112. Imre Kiralfy's brilliant spectacular production, Venice, the bride of the sea at Olympia Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1113. Imre Kiralfy's grand historic spectacle, Venice, the bride of the sea at Olympia Cin'ti ; New York
     
  1114. Imre Kiralfy's gigantic aquatic historical spectacle, Venice, the bride of the sea at Olympia Cin'ti ; New York
     
  1115. Imre Kiralfy's superb spectacle, Venice at Olympia Cin'ti ; New York
     
  1116. Imre Kiralfy's superb spectacular creation, Venice, the bride of the sea, at Olympia Cin'ti ; New York
     
  1117. Farewell tour of Eduard Strauss, Imperial Court musical director and his famous orchestra from Vienna Cincinnati ; New York
     
  1118. Mr. Wehli's left hand c1865.
     
  1119. L.M. Gottschalk's farewell concerts in America N.Y.
     
  1120. The United States Marine Band at the White House Baltimore, Md.
     
  1121. The Navassars, the greatest ladies band ever organized 50 prominent musicians. Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A.
     
  1122. [Explosion in rock formation with people running, man diving into water, and woman in water] N.Y.
     
  1123. [Men examining ledgers with two men to side, one wearing expression of concern] N.Y.
     
  1124. [Head-and-shoulders image of blond woman, facing right, wearing gypsy like clothing] Detr