THEATRE PROGRAMS & BROADSIDES - 1850s, 60s, 70s - GREAT COLLECTION OF THIRTEEN

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We are offering a collection of 1850s, 1860s, & 1870s Programmes & Broadsides (one is from the 1890s), 13 in all.  General condition is very good to excellent- .
1.)
1857 Broadside - "Hamlet",
with Mr. McKean and Miss Virginia Buchanan, London.
2.)
1866 Broadside -  a comedy "Town and Country".
At the Boston Museum.
3.)
1868 Programme - the ballet "Lastyrien",
with M'lle. Bertha, M'lle Devue.  At the Athenaeum, Boston.
4 pg. program with great ads.
4.)
1868 Broadside - "The Great Stars",
with Chas. Barron, Frank Mayo.  At Mechanics' Hall, Salem, Massachusetts.
5.)
1871 Programme - the play "Elfie" or "The Cherry Tree Inn".
With Chas. Barron, Wm. Warren.  At the Boston Museum.
4 pg. program with great ads.
6.)
1872 Programme - the drama "Chimney Corner",
with C.W. Couldock.
Also,
the
Burlesque Extravaganza, "Lurline",
with Lydia Thompson.  At the Globe Theatre, Boston.
4 pg. program with great ads.
7.)
1870s Programme - "MacBeth",
with Miss Charlotte Cushman and Mr. George Vandenhoff.  At the Globe Theatre, Boston.
4 pg. program with great ads.
8.)
1872 Programme - a comedy "London Assurance",
with Miss Carlotta Leclercq and Mr. G. C. Boniface.  At the Globe Theatre, Boston.
4 pg. program with great ads.
9.)
1872 Programme - "All That Glitters Is Not Gold",
with Mr. J. T. Raymond, G. C. Boniface.  At the Globe Theatre, Boston.
4 pg. program with great ads.
10.)
1872
EXTRA LARGE
(12" x 16 1/2") Programme - the opera "Roi Carotte",
with Mr. Robert Craig, John Brougham, Mrs. John Wood.  At the Grand Opera House, New York.
4 pg. program with a full-page illustration "Le Roi Carotte" by J. F. Engel, renowned painter & illustrator.  This program has a little bit of edge-chipping and a slight tear at the fold.
11.)
1870s Broadside - "Grand Sacred Concert",
with soloists Mme. Gadski, Mme. Schumann-Heink.  At the Boston Theatre.
12.)
1890s Broadside - "East Lynne",
with Lillian Fairchild, Claire Page....  At the Rockland Opera House, Massachusetts.
13.)
1870s Programme - "Grand Juvenile Concert", Musical Entertainment at the High School Hall, 15th & Olive Streets, St. Louis, Missouri.  (This would have been St. Louis H.S., the first public high school in Missouri built in 1855.  The name was later changed to Central High School.)