1883 - 1884First Lyceum company tour of North America
31 March-26 April 1884

Much Ado About Nothing (etc.)

Location Star Theatre, Broadway and 13th Street, New York, USA
Plays performed Much Ado About Nothing; The Merchant of Venice

Programmes

1. Programme, cutting

Date Monday 31 March 1884 [13]
Play(s) Much Ado About Nothing
Production Date(s) 31 March 1884 to 26 April 1884
Venue Star Theatre
Venue address Broadway and 13th St, New York [USA]
Time of performance 8pm
Stage Manager H. J. Loveday
Scene Designer Hawes Craven, W. Cuthbert and William Telbin
Costume Maker Mrs Reid, Auguste et Cie
Music Director Meredith Ball
Document ID ET-D626a Original record
Held by The British Library

2. Programme, cutting

Date 24 April 1884
Play(s) The Merchant of Venice
Production Date(s) 31 March 1884 to 26 April 1884
Venue Star Theatre
Venue address Broadway and 13th St, New York [USA]
Time of performance 8pm
Stage Manager H. J. Loveday
Scene Designer W. Telbin, Hawes Craven, W. Hann, W. Cuthbert
Music Director Meredith Ball
Document ID ET-D627 Original record
Held by The British Library

3. Programme, cutting

Date 26 April 1884
Play(s) The Merchant of Venice; Much Ado About Nothing
Production Date(s) 31 March 1884 to 26 April 1884
Venue Star Theatre
Venue address Broadway and 13th St, New York [USA]
Time of performance 8pm
Stage Manager H. J. Loveday
Music Director Meredith Ball
Document ID ET-D629 Original record
Held by The British Library
Notes Farewell performance - excerpts from plays.

4. Programme

Date March 31st 1884 [13]
Play(s) Much Ado About Nothing
Production Date(s) Monday March 31st 1884
Venue Star Theatre
Venue address Broadway and 13th Street [USA]
Time of performance 8pm
Stage Manager H. J. Loveday
Scene Designer Hawes Craven W. Cuthbert William Telbin
Costume Maker Mrs Reid Auguste et Cie
Music Director J. Meredith Ball
Document ID ET-D626 Original record
Held by The British Library
Notes Two copies.

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