2016-02-15 Guide to the Historic Opera, Concert, and Theatre Programs Collection, 1855-1936 SPEC.TRI.OCT Ohio State University Libraries Special Collections

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This finding aid was produced using the Archivists' Toolkit 2017-06-28T16:09-0400 Describing Archives: A Content Standard Historic Opera, Concert, and Theatre Programs Collection SPEC.TRI.OCT Ohio State University Libraries Special Collections 2.4 Cubic feet 1855-1936 The Historic Opera, Concert, and Theatre Programs Collection contains historical programs ranging in date from 1855-1936. (6) 5" letter document boxes English Arrangment of Materials

The Historic Opera, Concert and Theatre Programs Collection is comprised of four series. These series are organized chronologically by location, then production company or theater, and then chronologically.

Series 1: New York Series 2: Boston Series 3: Other US cities Series 4: International

Acquisitions Information

TRI.2014.0094: 2014 September 25

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[identification of item], Historic Opera, Concert, and Theatre Program Collection, SPEC.TRI.OCT, Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute, Ohio State University

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Historical Note

The Historic Opera, Concert, and Theatre Programs Collection contains historical programs, primarily from the last half of the nineteenth century.

Scope and Contents

The Historic Opera, Concert, and Theatre Programs Collection consists of programs from national and international productions spanning the years 1855-1936.

Boston Music Hall (Boston, Mass). Daly's Theatre (New York, N.Y.). Metropolitan Opera. (New York, N.Y.) Theater programs Theater--History--19th century Theater--Massachusetts--Boston--History Theater--New York (State)--New York--History Theater--United States--History--19th century New York Series 1 1872-1898 Academy of Music: Season of 1885. Thomas Popular Concerts. An evening of orchestral works. Theodore Thomas Conductor. 1 1 1886 February 2-4 Academy of Music: The American Opera Company. Richard Wagner's opera Lakme. Theodore Thomas, Musical Director. Decorative title incorporating musical instruments. Ads include letters from Richard Wagner, and Felicien David. Includes a long commentary on the American Opera Company's season. 5 1 1886 March 26 Abbey's Theatre: Includes the comedy Le Maitre de Forges, with M. Coquelin and Mme. Jane Hading, as well as other scheduled concerts. Includes a decorative border on the cover featuring musical instruments and the traditional drama and comedy masks. 5 2 1894 January Abbey's Theatre: Mr. Oscar Barrett's Fairy Extravaganza, Cinderella, a pantomime as played at Mr. Henry Irving's Lyceum Theater, London. Includes a decorative border on the cover featuring musical instruments and the traditional drama and comedy masks. 5 3 1894 June 4 Abbey's Theatre: Mr. Oscar Barrett's Fairy Extravaganza, Cinderella, a pantomime as played at Mr. Henry Irving's Lyceum Theater, London. Includes the same cast at June 4th program. Includes a decorative border on the cover featuring musical instruments and the traditional drama and comedy masks. 5 4 1894 June 11 Abbey's Theatre: Francis Wilson and Company. The Devil's Deputy, a comic opera in three acts. Includes an ad for the Metropolitan Opera 1894-95 season. Includes a decorative border on the cover featuring musical instruments and the traditional drama and comedy masks. 5 5 1894 October 29 Abbey's Theatre: Henry Irving, Miss Ellen Terry and the London Lyceum Company. Shakespeare's tragedy, Macbeth. Includes other scheduled plays and concerts during Macbeth's run time. Includes a decorative border on the cover featuring musical instruments and the traditional drama and comedy masks. 5 6 1896 May 4 The American Theatre Roof Garden: A concert of songs, featuring pieces by Bizet, and popular composers. The program is filled with many jokes that were current during the 1890's. Includes a decorative cover featuring musical instruments and representations of drama. 1 3 1894 June Aiken's Theatre: Theodore Thomas' Unrivaled Concerts, featuring pieces by Liszt, Schumann, Schubert, and other 19th century composers. Fourth Season. Sixth Grand Concert. 1 2 1872 October 11 Bijou Theatre: A re-staging of Paul M. Potter's absurdity The New City Directory. Decorative program cover featuring an actress on a stage, and theater masks. 1 4 1892 February Booth's Theater: Shakespeare's tragedy Othello. Program excerpt. This program is for the last week of this theater's existence-lengthy article speaking about the theater's tenure. Title featuring the classical dramatic and comedic masks. 5 7 1883 April 25 Boyden's Crescent Park: A comic opera in three acts, "The Mandarin Zune." Decorative cover featuring a picture of Geo. B. Boyden and pictures of Boyden's Crescent Park Coney Island. 1 5 1896 July 13 Broadway Theatre: Featuring the play Little Lord Fauntleroy, and Francis Wilson and Company in the comic opera, The Oolah. Includes a special notice about the construction of the Broadway Theater's safety. 5 8 1889 May Broadway Theatre: Francis Wilson and Company. The operetta, The Merry Monarch. 5 9 1891 December Broadway Theatre: Francis Wilson and Company. The comic opera, The Lion Tamer. Program excerpt. 5 10 February 1892 Broadway Theatre: De Wolf Hopper and His Merry Company. The play, "The Lady or the Tiger." 5 11 1892 November Broadway Theatre: A comedy with music, An Artist's Model. Program excerpt. 5 12 1896 February Broadway Theatre: The Whitney Opera Company. A new romantic opera, Brian Boru. A decorative cover incorporating musical instruments, cherubs, and a theatrical mask. 5 13 1896 October Carnegie Hall: Paderewski's Third Pianoforte Recital featuring pieces by Paderewski himself and various 19th century composers. Contains an ad for a Grand Opera Night featuring works by Bizet and Wagner. Decorative title featuring a cherub. 5 14 1893 January 14 Carnegie Hall: Third Popular Concert with the New York Symphony Concert. Featuring pieces by Wagner, Brahms, Verdi, and other 19th century composers. Decorative cover featuring a nymph playing a musical instrument. 5 15 1896 November 1 Carnegie Hall: First Recital by Dutch Pianist Sieveking featuring pieces by Beethoven, Chopin, and other 19th century composers. Decorative cover featuring a nymph playing a musical instrument. 5 16 1896 December 8 Carnegie Hall: Concert for the benefit of the New York and Brooklyn St. Andrew's One-Cent Coffee-Stands. Decorative cover featuring a nymph playing a musical instrument. 5 17 1897 April 6 Casino Theater: The operetta Erminie. Contains a lengthy synopsis of the operetta written by the librettist Harry Paulton. Decorative Program cover in red, featuring patrons of the theater. 5 18 1887 February Casino Theater: Uncle Celestin, vaudeville in three acts. Decorative program cover in red, featuring a sketch of the theater. Program excerpt. 5 19 1889 February Casino Theater: The operetta, The Brigands. Decorative program cover in red, featuring a sketch of the theater. 5 20 1889 June. Casino Theater: Presented by J. M. Hill's Opera Company, including Marie Tempest. The Fencing Master, an opera comique in three acts. Decorative program cover in red, featuring a sketch of the theater. 5 21 1892 December Casino Theater: The Lillian Russell Opera Comique Organization. The Princess Nicotine. Decorative program cover in with red ink featuring musical instruments, birds, and a portrait of a female. 5 22 1894 January. Casino Theater: The Passing Show, a topical extravaganza. Also including the after show entertainment program for their Roof Garden, featuring selections from many popular orchestra pieces. Decorative program cover in with red ink featuring musical instruments, birds, and a portrait of a female. 5 23 1894 June Casino Theater: Lillian Russell Opera Company. The musical An American Beauty. Decorative program cover featuring a woman playing the harp, a woman dancing, and a cherub. 1 6 1897 January Casino Theater: Carny & Lederer's Casino Company in an operatic comedy, The Lady Slavey. Decorative cover featuring musical instruments and a nymph-like woman holding a wreath in her hands. 5 24 1896 May Chestnut St. Theater: Marie Aimee in the farcical comedy "Mam' zelle." The program states that this Comedy was written "expressly for Mlle. Aimee." Contains adds for future events at the Chestnut St. Theater. 5 25 1885 October Daly's Theatre: The Circus Girl, a musical play. A small biography of Shakespeare. Decorative cover in blue featuring cherubs and a theatrical mask. 1 19 1897 May 3 Daly's Theatre: English adaptation of the French play, The Lottery of Love. Prior to the play, a short one act entitled Wife of Socrates was performed. Decorative program featuring sketches of different characters from different shows. 1 7 1888 November 10 Daly's Theatre: English adaptation of the French play, The Lottery of Love. Prior to the play, a short one act entitled Wife of Socrates was performed. Contains a foldout of additional ads. Decorative program featuring sketches of different characters from different shows. 1 8 1888 November 27 Daly's Theatre: The Hunchback, a play in five acts. Decorative program featuring patrons of the theater, cherubs playing musical instruments, and actresses in red ink. 5 32 1892 November 29 Daly's Theatre: John L. Stoddard in The Stoddard Lectures, Lenten Matinees. 5 36 1897 March 25 Daly's Theatre: "Love on Crutches," a comedy in three acts. Decorative program featuring sketches of theater, patrons, and actresses in red ink. 5 35 1894 December 18 Daly's Theatre: Meg Merrilies, or, The Witch of Ellangowan, a Romantic musical play in three acts with a prologue. Decorative cover in blue featuring cherubs and a theatrical mask.Program excerpt. 1 17 1897 March 12 Daly's Theatre: Mr. George Edward's Japanese Musical Comedy, "The Geisha." Decorative cover in blue featuring cherubs and a theatrical mask. 1 14 1896 October 17 Daly's Theatre: Mr. George Edward's Japanese Musical Comedy, "The Geisha." Contains short biographies of famous people who will have upcoming performances: John L. Stoddard, and Virginia Earle.Decorative cover in blue featuring cherubs and a theatrical mask. 1 16 1897 February 17 Daly's Theatre: Nancy and Company, a comedy in four acts. Features and ad for the final performance of the season. Program excerpt. Decorative program featuring portraits of playwrights, and cherubs in red ink. 5 28 1886 April 7 Daly's Theatre: A new play titled Love in Tandem. With musical selections from Gounod's Romeo and Juliet. Decorative program featuring sketches of various playwrights, and cherubs in red ink. Program excerpt. 5 31 1892 February 15 Daly's Theatre: A Night Off or A Page from Balzac, a comedy in four acts. Program excerpt. Decorative program featuring portraits of playwrights, and cherubs in red ink. 5 27 1885 December 23 Daly's Theatre: A Night Off, Mr. Daly's comedy based on the German play Schonthan. The program also contains information about the play Seven-Twenty-Eight, or, Casting the Boomerang. Program contains small synopses of both plays. 1 13 1894 September 24-25 Daly's Theatre: A re-arrangement of Richard Brinsley Sheridan's comedy, The School for Scandal, a comedy in five acts. With information and ads about future plays occurring at Daly's Theater. Decorative program featuring sketches of various playwrights, patrons of the theater, cherubs, and various theaters abroad in red ink. 5 29 1891 December 5 Daly's Theatre: A re-arrangement of Richard Brinsley Sheridan's comedy, The School for Scandal. Ads for upcoming plays. Decorative cover in blue featuring cherubs and a theatrical mask. 1 15 1896 December 14 Daly's Theatre: The Recruiting Officer, a comedy. Program excerpt. Decorative program, featuring headers and footers of cherubs watching the plays, patrons of the play house, and cherubs singing and dancing, all in red ink. 5 26 1885 February 23 Daly's Theatre: A re-staging of a German play titled Nancy and Company. Decorative program featuring sketches of various playwrights, and cherubs in red ink. Program excerpt. 5 30 1892 January 23 Daly's Theatre: Samon and Dalilah, an eccentric comedy in three acts. Fold out program with additional ads. Decorative program featuring sketches of different characters from different shows. 1 11 1889 April 13 Daly's Theatre: Second Subscription Night. With the play Popping the Question, performed in conjunction with She Would and She Wouldn't. Decorative program featuring sketches of different characters from different shows. 1 9 1888 December 11 Daly's Theatre: Shakespeare's comedy arranged by Daly, entitled, Twelfth Night, or, What You Will. Contains information about the season in both New York and London. Decorative program featuring patrons of the theater, cherubs playing musical instruments, and actresses in red ink. 5 33 1893 February 25 Daly's Theatre: The Squire, a drama in three acts. Fold out program with additional ads. Decorative program featuring sketches of different characters from different shows. 1 12 1889 April 26 Daly's Theatre: Third Subscription Night. With the play Needles and Pins. Decorative program featuring sketches of different characters from different shows. 1 10 1888 December 18 Daly's Theatre: Shakespeare's Comedy The Tempest. A small biography of Shakespeare. Decorative cover in blue featuring cherubs and a theatrical mask. 1 18 1897 April 12 Daly's Theatre: A Wooden Spoon, or, Peredita's Pentaes, a comedy in four acts. Contains information about Daly's theater and Mr. Daly's touring company. Decorative program, featuring headers and footers of cherubs watching the plays, patrons of the play house, and cherubs singing and dancing. 5 34 1884 October 20 Empire Theatre: Charles Frohman's Company. The Girl I Left Behind Me, an American drama. Decorative cover featuring a torch with a flame that then creates the border of the cover in blue ink. 1 20 1893 January Empire Theatre: Charles Frohman's Company. The Bauble Shop, a play in four acts. This is the first engagement in this theater of Mr. John Drew. Decorative cover featuring a torch with a flame that then creates the border of the cover in blue ink. 1 21 1894 September Empire Theatre: Charles Frohman's Company. The Masqueraders, a play in four acts. Decorative cover featuring a torch with a flame that then creates the border of the cover in blue ink. 1 22 1894 December Empire Theatre: Charles Frohman's Company. Rosemary, a play in four acts. With John Drew in the lead role. Decorative cover with torches, eagles, and wreaths in blue. 1 23 1896 November Fifth Avenue Theatre: Mrs. Langtry supported by her company in the play "A Wife's Peril." Program excerpt. 5 37 1884 January 26 Fifth Avenue Theatre: The Ironmaster, an English staging of the French play. With Mr. and Mrs. Kendal under the direction of Mr. Daniel Frohman and their own company. Featuring cherubs playing musical instruments on the heading of the title. 5 38 1889 October 26 Fifth Avenue Theatre: Fernande, comedy. Performed by Eleonora Duse and her own company. Decorative program cover featuring an actress in red ink. 1 24 1893 February 10 Fifth Avenue Theatre: Victorien Sardou's Greek melodrama, Gismonda. Presented by Fnny Davenport. Decorative program cover featuring a troubadour, birds and flowers. 1 25 1894 December Fourteenth Street Theatre: Featuring Shakespeare's play Hamlet. With Mr. Edwin Booth and his company. 5 39 1884 March Fourteenth Street Theatre: A list of plays and appearances occurring during the week of Jan. 6. Program excerpt. 5 40 1889 January Garden Theatre: The Famous Bostonians presenting the opera Robin Hood. Decorative cover featuring a sketch of Lillian Russell, an actress playing the harp, cherubs and a sketch of the theater. 1 27 1892 November Garden Theatre: The Lillian Russel Opera Comique Company. The Mountebanks, an opera comique. Includes a small synopsis of the opera. Decorative cover featuring a sketch of Lillian Russell, an actress playing the harp, cherubs and a sketch of the theater 1 28 1893 January Garden Theatre: Mary Stuart, a historical play in five acts. Presented by Mr. Otis Skinner and Modjeska's own company of players. Decorative banner on cover 1 26 1892 October 28 Garden Theatre: Rice's Garden Burlesque Company. Little Christopher, a burlesque opera. Contains a small synopsis. Decorative cover featuring a sketch of an actress playing the harp, cherubs and a sketch of the theater. 1 29 1894 December Garden Theatre: The first New York production of Trilby, a play in four acts. Decorative cover featuring a sketch of an actress playing the harp, cherubs and a sketch of the theater. 1 30 1895 April 15-20 Garden Theatre: Mr. Wilton Lackaye assisted by Miss Marie Wainwright and his company. Dr. Belgraff, a play in four acts. Decorative cover featuring a night time sketch of the theater. 1 31 1897 April Garrick Theatre: Charles Frohman Company. Never Again, or, The Tricks of Seraphin, a farce in three acts. Decorative cover featuring a border filled with nymphs, nights, and musical instruments. 1 32 1897 April 19 Garrick Theatre: Charles Frohman Company. Never Again, or, The Tricks of Seraphin, a farce in three acts. Decorative cover featuring a border filled with nymphs, nights, and musical instruments. 1 33 1897 April 26 Garrick Theatre: Charles Frohman Company. The Little Minister, a comedy in four acts. With Miss Maude Adams. Decorative cover featuring a border filled with nymphs, nights, and musical instruments. 1 34 1898 February 7 George W. Colby's Musical Agency: This is a program featuring the artists for the upcoming 1883-84 season. 1 35 1883-84 Grand Opera House: Mr. Lawrence Barrett supported by Mr. Louis James. Francesca da Rimini, a tragedy in six acts. With a small synopsis of the play is included. 5 41 1884 January 12 Grand Opera House: Mrs. Langtry and Company. Pygmalion and Galatea, a mythological comedy in three acts. With a decorative header including musical instruments and theatrical masks. 5 42 1889 April Grand Opera House: James W. Morrissey Grand and Comic English Opera Co. "The Bohemian Girl!" a romantic opera. With a preview for the upcoming performance of Chimes of Normandy. There is a small note promoting the current season of the Grand Opera House. With a decorative header including musical instruments and theatrical masks. 6 1 1889 June Grand Opera House: Charles Frohman's Comedians. Mr. Wilkinson's Widows, a comedic farce. Contains a short synopsis and information about the current season at the Grand Opera House. With a decorative header including musical instruments and theatrical masks. 6 2 1891 December Hammerstein's Olympia Music Hall: The American Debut of Fregoli, "The Vocal Phenomenon" direct from Madrid. Highly decorative cover in watercolors including dances, and acrobats in a tropic looking area. A decorative border featured on the final page featuring iconic theater masks and musical instruments. 1 36 1896 May 11 Herald Square Theatre: Mr. Richard Mansfield Company. "Arms and the Man," a comedy in three acts. Decorative wrappers incorporating musical instruments, theatrical masks, a nymph-like character lifting a curtain showing cherubs playing and singing. 1 37 1894 October 1 Herald Square Theatre: The Whitney Opera Company. Rob Roy, a romantic comic opera. Contains a synopsis of the opera. Decorative wrappers incorporating musical instruments, theatrical masks, a nymph-like character lifting a curtain showing cherubs playing and singing. 1 38 1894 October 29 Herald Square Theatre: The DeKoven-Smith Opera Company. The Mandarin, a comic opera in three acts. Contains a lengthy synopsis of the opera. Decorative cover with a Chinese motif. 1 39 1896 November 23 Herald Square Theatre: Rice and Company. The Girl From Paris, a musical. Decorative wrappers incorporating musical instruments, theatrical masks, a nymph-like character lifting a curtain showing cherubs playing and singing. 1 40 1897 February 1 Herald Square Theatre: The Whitney Opera Company. A Normandy Wedding, a comic opera. Contains a synopsis of the opera. Decorative wrappers incorporating musical instruments, theatrical masks, a nymph-like character lifting a curtain showing cherubs playing and singing. 1 41 1898 February 21 Herald Square Theatre: Rice and Company. Monte Carlo, an English two act. Decorative wrappers incorporating musical instruments, theatrical masks, a nymph-like character lifting a curtain showing cherubs playing and singing. 1 42 1898 April 11 Herrmann's Theatre: The Manola-Manson Company. Friend Fritz, a play in three acts. Decorative cover featuring a sketch of the theater and the patrons. 1 43 1893 January 30 Hoyt's Theater: A Milk White Flag. Decorative cover featuring a sketch of Caroline Miskel-Hoyt, musical instruments, theatrical masks, and a nymph-like woman. 1 44 1894 October Hoyt's Theater: Hoyt & McKee's Musical Comedy Company. A Black Sheep, and How It Came Out in the Wash. Decorative cover featuring a sketch of Caroline Miskel-Hoyt, musical instruments, theatrical masks, and a nymph-like woman. 1 45 1896 May Hoyt's Theater: Charles Frohman. Oh! Susannah!, a farce comedy in three acts. Decorative cover featuring a sketch of Caroline Miskel-Hoyt, musical instruments, theatrical masks, and a nymph-like woman. 1 46 1898 February Koster and Bial's Concert Hall: Grand Vocal & Instrumental Concert. Featuring Senorita Carmencita. Decorative heading including Asian looking nymphs playing musical instruments. 6 3 1890 May Koster and Bial's Concert Hall: Grand Vocal & Instrumental Concert. Program Excerpt, missing the second page of the program. Decorative heading including Asian looking nymphs playing musical instruments. 6 4 1892 February Koster and Bial's Concert Hall: Gayest Manhattan, featuring songs and dances, magicians, a male soprano, a juggler, musical acts and more. With a decorative cover mostly red with different vaudeville characters drawn on the cover. 6 5 1897 March 15 Koster and Bial's Concert Hall: Monster Benefit, Actors' Fund of America. A program of 200 Vaudeville Stars and 3 Orchestras. With ads for upcoming performances at the concert hall. With a decorative cover mostly red with different vaudeville characters drawn on the cover. 6 6 1897 May 10 Koster and Bial's Concert Hall: Promenade Concerts by Dr. Leo Sommer's Red Hungarian Band with dancers, singers, acrobats, musicians, and more. With a decorative cover mostly red with different vaudeville characters drawn on the cover. 6 7 1898 January 10 Knikerbocker Theater: Francis Wilson and Company. Half a King, a comic opera. Contains a full synopsis. Decorative cover featuring theatrical masks, and two nymph-like women holding a banner for the theater. 1 47 1896 October Knikerbocker Theater: Mr. John Hare and his London Garrick Theater Company. Caste, a comedy in three acts. Decorative cover featuring two ships and a sailor. 1 48 1897 January Knikerbocker Theater: Wm. H. Crane and company. A Virginia Courtship, a romantic comedy. Decorative cover featuring two ships and a sailor. 1 49 1898 February The Lyceum Theatre: Sweet Lavender, a comedy in three acts. Decorative cover featuring a detailed sketch of the theater in red ink. 1 50 1888 December The Lyceum Theatre: The Wife, a play. This is the final performance of the Second Season. Decorative cover featuring a detailed sketch of the theater in red ink. 1 51 1889 May The Lyceum Theatre: Lady Bountiful, a play in four acts. Program excerpt. Decorative cover featuring a decorative border and nymphs with a theatrical mask. 1 52 1891 November The Lyceum Theatre: Squire Kate, a play in four acts. Program excerpt. Decorative cover featuring a decorative border and nymphs with a theatrical mask. 1 53 1892 February The Lyceum Theatre: E. H. Sothern in Captain Lettarblair, a comedy in three acts. Decorative cover featuring a decorative border and nymphs with a theatrical mask. 1 54 1892 October The Lyceum Theatre: The final week of E. H. Sothern in Captain Lettarblair, a comedy in three acts. Decorative cover featuring a decorative border and nymphs with a theatrical mask. 1 55 1892 November The Lyceum Theatre: Americans Abroad, a comedy in three acts. Written by Victorien Sardou. Decorative cover featuring a decorative border and nymphs with a theatrical mask. 1 56 1892 December The Lyceum Theatre: Our Country Cousins, a play in four acts. Decorative cover featuring a decorative border and nymphs with a theatrical mask. 1 57 1894 January The Lyceum Theatre: E. H. Sothern in Lord Chumley, a play. Program excerpt. Decorative cover featuring a decorative border and nymphs with a theatrical mask. 1 58 1894 October The Lyceum Theatre: The Amazons, a farcical comedy in three acts. Decorative cover featuring a decorative border and nymphs with a theatrical mask. 1 59 1894 December The Lyceum Theatre: The Amazons, a farcical comedy in three acts. Decorative cover featuring a decorative border and nymphs with a theatrical mask. 1 60 1894 December The Lyceum Theatre: E. H. Sothern in An Enemy to the King, a Romantic drama. Program except. The Amazons, a farcical comedy in three acts. Decorative cover featuring a decorative border and nymphs with a theatrical mask. 1 61 1896 October 5 The Lyceum Theatre: The final week of E. H. Sothern in An Enemy to the King, a Romantic drama. Program except. The Amazons, a farcical comedy in three acts. Decorative cover featuring a decorative border and nymphs with a theatrical mask. 1 62 1896 October 26 The Lyceum Theatre: The Mayflower, a play. Program except. The Amazons, a farcical comedy in three acts. Decorative cover featuring a decorative border and nymphs with a theatrical mask. 1 63 1897 March Madison Square Garden: Concerts of John Philip Sousa marches. Programs for concerts on May 28th, 29th, and two on the 30th. A picture of Sousa in on the front of the wrappers. 1 64 1894 May The Madison Square Theatre: The Madison Square Theater Company in Young Mrs. Winthrop. Program excerpt. 1 65 Undated The Manhattan Opera House: The opening of the Lyric Season. The first performance in the area. Thomas Q. Seabrooke and his opera company in the comic opera The Isle of Champagne. Decorative cover incorporating cherubs, and an actress. 1 66 1892 December The Manhattan Opera House: Bizet's opera Carmen. Opera is done in English. Decorative cover incorporating cherubs, and an actress. 1 67 1893 January Metropolitan Opera House: Metropolitan Opera House Company presents Richard Wagner's opera Di Meistersinger in its final month of performances. Program includes a brief plot of the opera, and adds for future performances of Rienzi, Tannhauser, and Queen of Sheba. Decorative headline and decorative borders around ads and information throughout the program. 6 8 1886 February 6 Metropolitan Opera House: Metropolitan Opera House Company presents Richard Wagner's opera Lohengrin. Program includes a lengthy synopsis. Decorative headline and decorative borders around ads and the story of the opera. 6 9 1887 February 4 Metropolitan Opera House: Metropolitan Opera House Company presents Richard Wagner's opera Rhinegold. Program contains short preface. Program excerpt, two leaves detached. 6 11 1889 January 5 Metropolitan Opera House: Metropolitan Opera House Company presents Act II of L'Amico Fritz and Mascagni's opera Cavalleria Rusticana. Program includes ads for future performances during the season, and a synopsis for L'Amico Fritz. Decorative cover featuring musical instruments. 6 12 1892 January 30 Metropolitan Opera House: Metropolitan Opera House Company presents Verdi's opera Aida. Contains a short synopsis of the opera. Includes ads for future performances in the season, as well as an orchestral concert on January 31. Program excerpt. Decorative cover featuring an actress in costume. 6 13 1892 January 30 Metropolitan Opera House: Metropolitan Opera House Company presents Gounod's opera Faust. Program excerpt. Decorative cover featuring an actress in costume. 6 14 1892 February 25 Metropolitan Opera House: Metropolitan Opera House Company presents Gounod's opera Faust. Contains an understudy sheet, Mme. Scalshi was unable to perform on this evening, so the role of Siebel was performed by Mme. Jane DeVigne. Program contains a lengthy preface, and ads for performances on December 8 of different popular pieces, and on December 2 of different solos. Decorative wrappers featuring cherubs and musical instruments. 6 15 1894 December 1 Metropolitan Opera House: Metropolitan Opera House Company presents a concert of various popuar pieces. Contains ads for future performances. Decorative wrappers featuring cherubs and musical instruments. 6 16 1894 December 16 Metropolitan Opera House: Metropolitan Opera House Company presents Gounod's opera Romeo et Juliette. Contains a short synopsis of the opera. Includes an advertisement for the Supplementary season of Grand Opera with 12 performances. Decorative cover featuring a nymph playing a harp. 6 17 1895 April 20 Metropolitan Opera House: Metropolitan Opera House Company presents Richar Wagner's opera Die Meistersinger. Program contains a short synopsis and ads for future operas performed during the season. Decorative cover featuring a nymph playing a harp. 6 18 1895 April 22 Metropolitan Opera House: Metropolitan Opera House Company presents an orchestral concert. Contains ads for future performances. Decorative cover featuring a nymph playing a harp. 6 19 1896 November 22 Metropolitan Opera House: Metropolitan Opera House Company presents Meyerbeer's opera Les Hugenots. Contains ads for upcoming performances. Decorative cover featuring a nymph playing a harp. 6 20 1896 December 18 Metropolitan Opera House: Metropolitan Opera House Company presents Bizet's opera Carmen. Contains ads for future opera performances. Program excerpt. Decorative cover featuring a nymph playing a harp. 6 21 1897 January 20 Metropolitan Opera House: Metropolitan Opera House Company presents Gounod's opera Faust. Contains ads for future performances. Program excerpt. Decorative cover featuring a nymph playing a harp. 6 22 1897 January 29 Metropolitan Opera House: Metropolitan Opera House Company presents Wagner's opera Lohengrin. Contains ads for future performances. Decorative cover featuring a nymph playing a harp. 6 23 1897 February 6 Metropolitan Opera House: Metropolitan Opera House Company presents Carl Goldmark's opera Merlin. Program includes a full synopsis. Some leaves attached. Decorative headline and borders throughout. 6 10 1897 February 11 Metropolitan Opera House: The Damrosch Opera Company presents Mozart's opera The Magic Flute. Decorative cover featuring a nymph playing a harp. 6 24 1897 March 16 Metropolitan Opera House: Maurice Grau Opera Company presents an evening of Popular Pieces. Decorative cover featuring a nymph playing a harp. 6 25 1898 January 16 Palmer's Theatre: The Winter's Tale, a play featuring Miss Mary Anderson. Program excerpt. Decorative cover with drapery and busts. 1 68 1888 December 19 Palmer's Theatre: Testimonial Benefit Performance tendered to Mr. A. R. Cazauran by his friends of the Dramatic and Journalistic Professions under the auspices of Mr. A. M. Palmer. Program excerpt. Decorative cover with drapery and busts. 1 69 1889 January 10 Palmer's Theatre: Testimonial Benefit Performance tendered to Mr. A. R. Cazauran by his friends of the Dramatic and Journalistic Professions under the auspices of Mr. A. M. Palmer. Includes an article on a future performance of Anthony and Cleopatra. Decorative cover with drapery and busts. 1 70 1889 January 10 Palmer's Theatre: McCaull Opera Company. Original production in English of the opera Clover. Program contains a lengthy preface to the opera. Decorative cover with drapery and busts. 1 71 1889 June 11 Palmer's Theatre: McCaull Opera Company. Original production in English of the opera Clover. Program contains a lengthy preface to the opera. Decorative cover with drapery and busts. 1 72 1889 June 13 Palmer's Theatre: The Last Week of Rose Coghlan supported by her own company in Lady Barter. Featuring Lady Barter and a second play Nancy Oldfield. Contains an article discussing the upcoming performances of "The Tar and the Tartar." Decorative cover with drapery and busts. 1 73 1891 May 5 Palmer's Theatre: The Masked Ball, a play featuring John Drew. Decorative cover featuring an actress in costume and traditional theatrical masks. 1 74 1892 October 17 Palmer's Theatre: The Masked Ball, a play featuring John Drew. Decorative cover featuring an actress in costume and traditional theatrical masks. 1 75 1892 November 7 Palmer's Theatre: Lady Windermere's Fan, a play in four acts. Decorative cover featuring an actress in costume and traditional theatrical masks. 1 76 1892 February 6-11 Palmer's Theatre: 1492 Up to Date or Very Near It, a three act historical extravaganza. Contains ads for future plays at Palmer's Theatre. Decorative cover featuring an actress in costume and traditional theatrical masks. 1 77 1894 January 22-27 Palmer's Theatre: Rice's Garden Burlesque Company. Little Christopher, a play in three acts. Contains a brief argument of the play. Decorative cover featuring an actress in costume and traditional theatrical masks, a small tear to first two leaves. 1 78 1895 April 20 Pleasure Palace: High-Class Varieties and Novelties featuring Black-Patti's Troubadours in songs, dances, a musical farce "At Jolly Coon-ey Island," and more. With decorative wrappers featuring various vaudeville characters in the colors red and black. 1 79 1897 May 17 Proctor's Theatre: Neil Burgess and a Specially Selected Company under the Management of David Towers in the play "The County Fair." Decorative cover featuring traditional theatrical masks and flowers. 1 80 1889 June 15 Standard Theatre: R. D'Oyly Carter's Opera Comique Co. in Patience or, Bunthorne's Bride, an opera. Program contains a lengthy article about various plays in local theaters. There is also a long article about the play Patience. Decorative heading in purple ink featuring a sketch of an actress. 6 26 1881 October 5 Standard Theatre: Miss Nelly Farren, and Mr. Fred. Leslie with George Edwardes' London Gaiety Burlesque Company in Miss Esmeralda, a burlesque in two acts. Decorative title featuring an actress and traditional theatrical masks. 6 27 1889 March 16 Standard Theatre: Mr. Henry E. Dixey supported by Rice's Company of Players in a play, The Seven Ages. Decorative cover featuring playwrights, actors, and patrons. 1 81 1889 October 7 Standard Theatre: Frank W. Sanger's Company in the play, My Official Wife. Decorative cover featuring musical instruments, traditional theatrical masks and Greek looking actors, actresses and musicians. 1 82 1893 January 23 Standard Theatre: Limited Engagement of Mme. Sarah Bernhart in Jeanne D'Arc. Program excerpt. Decorative heading in red ink featuring an actress and cherubs playing musical instruments. 6 28 1891 November 4 Standard Theatre: Charley's Aunt, a three act farcical comedy. Decorative heading in red ink featuring an actress and cherubs playing musical instruments. 1 83 1894 January 27 Star Theatre: Farwell Engagement of Mr. Henry Irving, Miss Ellen Terry and the Lyceum Theater Company in Shakespeare's play Much Ado About Nothing. 6 29 1884 April Star Theatre: Mr. Dion Boucicault in The Jilt or Thundercloud's Year, a five act comedy. Program excerpt. 6 30 1886 March Star Theatre: Farewell Night of Le Gendre de M. Poirer. Contains an ad for an upcoming performance at Palmer's Theater, as well as at the Star Theater. 6 31 1889 March Star Theatre: Stuart Robson and William H. Crane and their company in The Henrietta, a four act comedy. Contains an ad for an upcoming play at the Star Theater. 6 32 1889 April Star Theatre: Jefferson-Florence Comedy Company in The Rivals, a comedy. 6 33 1889 October Star Theatre: Mr. WM. H. Crane in For Money, a comic play. Program excerpt. 6 34 1892 February Steinway Hall: The World's Greatest Prestidigitator, Dr. Wiljalba Frikell. Concert set up in 3 parts. 1 84 September 25 Wallack's Theater: The final week of Victor Durand. Decorative cover featuring flowers. 1 85 1885 February 9 Wallack's Theater: The Guv'nor, a farcical comedy. Program excerpt. Decorative cover featuring flowers. 1 86 1886 January 29 Wallack's Theater: Margaret Mather in Shakespeare's comedy, Cymbeline. Contains a short synopsis. 1 87 1897 February 1 Wallack's Theater: Julia Marlowe and Robert Taber and Company, in For Bonnie Prince Charlie, a romantic play in four acts. 1 88 1897 February 15 Wallack's Theater: Mr. Thos D. Van Osten presents Miss Manhattan, A Dream in Three Acts. 1 89 1897 April 12 Weber & Fields' Broadway Music Hall: A concert featuring Eccentric Dancers, a Comedian, a Character and Descriptive Vocalist, German Senators, The Little Magnet, and a performance of a parody called The Geezer. Program contains a short synopsis of the play. A decorative title page with a watercolor sketch incorporated into the name of the theater. 1 90 1896 October 26 Boston Series 2 1855-1909 The Appearance of America's Greatest Comedian, Mr. John E. Owens Supported by A Powerful New York Company in the Comedy, Everybody's Friend, and Solon Shingle! 3 80 Undated Boston Music Hall: Afternoon Concert of the Orchestral Union featuring pieces by Mozart, Mendelssohn, Beethoven, Rossini, and more. With Carl Zerrahn as the conductor. 2 1 1857 March 25 Boston Music Hall: Messrs C. J. Hargitt and Howard's First Concert featuring works by Spohr, Mendelssohn, Mozart, Gounod, Beethoven and more. 2 2 1861 March 1 Boston Music Hall: Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert featuring Miss Adelaide Phillipps, Miss Julia E. Houston, Miss Addie S. Ryan, Mr. Wulf Fries, and Mr. B. J. Lang featuring works by Donizetti, Mendelssohn and Mendelssohn's A Midsummer Night's Dream 2 3 1864 May 21 Boston Music Hall: Wednesday Afternoon Concerts by the Orchestral Union. 2 4 1867 April 10 Boston Music Hall: Second Grand Concert. 2 5 1867 November 9 Boston Music Hall: Third Grand Concert 2 6 1867 November 10 Boston Music Hall: Wednesday Afternoon Concerts by the Orchestral Union 2 7 1868 January 15 Boston Music Hall: Wednesday Afternoon Concerts by the Orchestral Union 2 8 1868 January 22 Boston Music Hall: Wednesday Afternoon Concerts by the Orchestral Union 2 9 1868 January 29 Boston Music Hall: Grand Sacred Concert with performers from the Grand Italian Opera Troupe in different roles. 2 10 1868 March 29 Boston Music Hall: A Complimentary Concert to Miss. Adelaide Phillipps with selections. 2 11 1868 June 4 Boston Music Hall: Ole Bull's Grand Concert 2 12 1868 September 25 Boston Music Hall: Ole Bull's Grand Concert 2 13 1869 January 8 Boston Music Hall: Free Concert 2 14 1869 January 19 Boston Music Hall: Testimonial Concert to Camilla Urso with Miss Adelaide Phillips, a large chorus, Hall's Boston Brass Band. 2 15 1869 January 24 Boston Music Hall: The Mendelssohn Quintette Club, consisting of William Schultze, Carl Meisel, Thomas Ryan, Edward M. Heindl, Wulf Fries. 2 16 1869 March 2 Boston Music Hall: Mr. A. P. Peck's Annual Concert 2 17 1869 April 16 Boston Music Hall: Hall's Grand Concert 2 18 1869 June 7 Boston Music Hall: Grand Literary, Musical and Dramatic Festival. A Farewell Testimonial to "Wild Edgerton." With dramatic readings, beautiful ballads, dramatic recitations, Irish melodies, and more 2 19 1869 October 12 Boston Music Hall: Kellogg Concerts prior to the departure of Miss Clara Louise Kellogg 2 20 1869 November 25-27 Boston Music Hall: Testimonial Concert to Matthias Keller 2 21 1869 December 4 Boston Music Hall: Noon. Grand Organ Concert 2 22 1870 January 1 Boston Music Hall: Miss Alide Topp in a Farewell Concert. Assisted by Miss Adelaide Phillipps, Mr. Ernst Perabo, Mr. Bernhard Listemann, Mr. M. W. Whitney, Mr. Carl Zerrahn, and Mr. Howard M. Dow. 2 23 1870 January 1 Boston Music Hall: Second Grand Russian Concert under the direction of the tenor Mr. Dimitri Agreneff Slaviansky, with Mr. Livanoff, Mr. Roudsinsky and Mr. Leon Jassewitch. 2 24 1870 January 25 Boston Music Hall: Grand Russian Concert under the direction of the tenor Mr. Dimitri Agreneff Slaviansky, with Mr. Livanoff, Mr. Roudsinsky and Mr. Leon Jassewitch. 2 25 1870 February 9 Boston Music Hall: Miss Clara Louise Kellogg's Grand Concerts with Signor Veroni, Signor A. Randolfi and Mr. Jas. M. Welhi. 2 41 1870 February 9-11 Boston Music Hall: Second Grand Russian Matinee under the direction of the tenor Mr. Dimitri Agreneff Slaviansky, with Mr. Livanoff, Mr. Roudsinsky and Mr. Leon Jassewitch. 2 26 1870 February 12 Boston Music Hall: Complimentary Testimonial to Mr. William F. Gill. First with an overture from "Orpheus" by Gilmore's Orchestra followed by Palgrave Simpson's drama "Second Love; or, The Blind Heiress." 2 27 1870 February 26 Boston Music Hall: A selection of songs from Donizetti, Schumann, Mendelssohn, Glinka and other 19th century composers 2 28 1870 February 26 Boston Music Hall: Mrs. C. A. Barry's Farewell Concert with selections by Handel, Mendelssohn, Schubert and other 19th century composer 2 29 1870 April 2 Boston Music Hall: Theodore Thomas's Grand Symphony and Popular Concerts featuring works by Cherubini, Mozart, Beethoven, Strauss, and more. 2 30 1870 April 8-11 Boston Music Hall: J. S. Knight's Grand Concert featuring works by Herold, Mozart, Rossini, Verdi, and more. Two copies. 2 31 1870 May 5 Boston Music Hall: Concert and Entertainment in aid of St. Stephen's Parish Fair by the Orphan Boys of the House of the Angel Guardian, with a brass band, a play, and more. 2 32 1870 May 6 Boston Music Hall: Festival of The Boston Choral Union, The Boston Chorus, and The Chelsea Choral Society with pieces by Mendelssohn, Haydn, Mozart, Rossini and more. Five copies. 2 33 1870 June 7 Boston Music Hall: Spaulding's Classical and Comical Concerts assisted by Georgie Dean Spaulding featuring pieces by contemporary composers. 2 34 1870 July 4 Boston Music Hall: Carl Lefranc in a Grand Concert and a Grand Matinee with Miss Ida Rosemburg, Signor Reina, Signor Susini, Mons. Chas. Wener, and Signor Nicolao with selections by Bellini, Rossini, Donizetti, and more. 2 35 1870 September 30-October 1 Boston Music Hall: The entire programme of Mr. Thomas' First Concert in Boston with Miss Anna Mehlig with selections from Wagner, Beethoven, Chopin, Liszt and more. 2 36 1870 October 12 Boston Music Hall: Grand Sacred Concert for the Benefit of the Wounded in the Franco-German War by a Grand Combination of the Harvard Symphony Orchestra, including all the leading musicians in the city, and a Grand Chorus of Male Singers including the Orpheus Musical Society. Concert features works by Beethoven, Paganini, Weber, Schumann, and more. Four copies. 2 37 1870 December 4 Boston Music Hall: People's Concert with Mrs. H. E. H. Carter, Miss Agnes Giles, Mrs. F. P. Bacon, Miss H. C. Fiske, Mr. Julius S. Munson, Mr. T. P. Ryder, and Mr. George F. Witherspoon, and Mr. WM. H. Hunt. Featuring works by Medelssohn, Rossini, and more. 2 38 1871 January 2 Boston Music Hall: Closing Entertainment. Popular Concert under the direction of Henry C. Barnabee with Mrs. H. M. Smith, Miss Addie S. Ryan, Mr. W. H. Fessenden, Mr. T. P. Ryder and the Temple Quartette. Concert features selections by Meyerbeer, Cowell and more. Three copies. 2 39 1871 January 5 Boston Music Hall:Testimonial to Mr. H. T. Reed with Hall's Military Band and Grand Orchestra, featuring works by Strauss, Schumann, Verdi and more. 2 40 1871 January 30 Boston Music Hall: New England Conservatory of Music, playing works by Bach, Mendelssohn, and Schumann. 2 42 1871 February 25 Boston Music Hall: A Grand Sacred Classical Concert by the Musician's Relief Fund Society for the Benefit of Sick and Needy Musicians with Carl Zerrahn and Charles Koppitz as conductors. With pieces by Mendelssohn, Mozart, Meyerbeer, Wagner and more. Two copies. 2 43 1871 March 5 Boston Music Hall: Harvard Musical Association, Tenth Symphony Concert, featuring works by Beethoven and Bach. 2 44 1871 March 23 Boston Music Hall: Wednesday Morning. First Musical Exhibition of the Middle Classes of the Grammar Schools with Mr. H. E. Holt as the conductor, in a concert of choral works. 2 45 1871 May 24 Boston Music Hall: Wednesday Morning. Fourth Musical Exhibition of the Middle Classes of the Grammar Schools with Mr. H. E. Holt as the conductor, in a concert of choral works. 2 46 1871 May 24 Boston Music Hall: Organ Concert of the pupils of the Boston Concert of the pupils of the Boston Conservatory of Music featuring works by Bach, Mendelssohn and more. Two copies. 2 47 1871 June 24 Boston Music Hall: Mr.George Dolby's Ballad Concerts with Miss Edith Wynne, Madame Patey, Mr. W. H. Cummings, Mr. J. G. Patey, Mr. Stanley and Mr. Lindsay Sloper 2 48 1871 October 14-16 Boston Music Hall: Mr. Geo. Dolby's Ballad Concerts featuring works by Cherubini, Rossini, Gounod and more. 2 49 1871 October 15 Boston Music Hall: The Moulton Concerts featuring works by Rossini, Mozart, Donizetti and more. 2 50 1871 October 30 Boston Music Hall: The Moulton Concerts featuring works by Rossini, Donizetti, Verdi, and more. 2 51 1871 November 4 Boston Music Hall: Order of Exercises at the Musical Entertainment in honor of His Imperial Highness, the Grand Duke Alexis, of Russia, by 1200 Pupils of the Public Schools. Conducted by Julius Eichberg. 2 52 1871 December 9 Boston Music Hall: Mr. A. P. Peck's Three Grand Concerts. An ad for the three concerts during those three days. 2 53 1871 December 28-31 Boston Music Hall: Mr. A. P. Peck's Grand Concerts. 2 54 1871 December 28 Boston Music Hall: Mr. A. P. Peck's Grand Concerts. 2 55 1871 December 30 Boston Music Hall: Mr. George Dolby's Last Concert in America with his Celebrated Concert Troupe featuring Miss Edith Wynne, Madame Patey, Mr. W. H. Cummings, Mr. J. G. Patey. 2 56 1872 January 20 Boston Music Hall: Boston Young Men's Christian Union in the sixth "Course of Sermons to Young People" featuring a concert of various hymns. 2 57 1872 March 17 Boston Music Hall: Harvard Musical Association in the Tenth Symphony Concert featuring works by Beethoven, Cherubini, Schumann, and Mendelssohn. 2 58 1872 March 21 Boston Music Hall: Musician's Relief Fund Society, Annual Concert for the Benefit of Sick and Needy Musicians. 2 59 1872 March 31 Boston Music Hall: Carl Zerrahn's Benefit Concert, featuring the music from Beethoven's Egmon, dramatic readings, and songs. 2 60 1872 April 10 Boston Music Hall: Quarterly Exhibition of the Pupils of the Boston Conservatory of Music featuring music by Bach, Donizetti, Bellini, Beethoven, and more. 2 61 1872 May 27 Boston Music Hall: Annual Prize Drill of the Highland School Battalion with music by the Germania Band. 2 62 1872 May 28 Boston Music Hall: Order of Exercises at the Public Anniversary of the Boston Young Men's Christian Union featuring various hymns. 2 63 1872 May 29 Boston Music Hall: The Strakosch Concerts with Mlle. Carlotta Patti and Signor Mario with Mlle. Carlotta Patti, Signor Mario, Mlle. Theresa Carreno, Miss Annie Louise Cary, Mons. Sauret, Nicola Barili, and Giorgio Ronconi. 2 64 1872 September 28-October 2 Boston Music Hall: The Strakosch Concerts with Mlle. Carlotta Patti and Signor Mario with Mlle. Carlotta Patti, Signor Mario, Mlle. Theresa Carreno, Miss Annie Louise Cary, Mons. Sauret, Nicola Barili, and Giorgio Ronconi. 2 65 1872 October 2 & 4 Boston Music Hall: Wednesday Afternoon Popular Orchestral Concerts 2 66 1872 October 30 Boston Music Hall: Theodore Thomas' Unrivaled Concerts. An ad for the upcoming concerts. 2 67 1872 November 29-December 7 Boston Music Hall: Theodore Thomas' Unrivaled Concerts. An ad for the upcoming concerts. 2 68 1872 December 3-7 Boston Music Hall: Harvard Musical Association in the Third Symphony Concert with pieces by Mozart, Bach, Liszt, and more. 2 69 1872 December 5 Boston Music Hall: Theodore Thomas' Unrivaled Concerts. 2 70 1872 December 6-7 Boston Music Hall: Forty-Fifth Annual Exhibition of Chauncy-Hall School with music by Gilmore's Band. 2 71 1873 January 29 Boston Music Hall: Programme of Grand Charity Concert with music by Handel, Haydn, Liszt, and more 2 72 1873 February 10 Boston Music Hall: Boston's Catholic Choral Society of Gounod's Choral Music and other selections. 2 73 1873 February 16 Boston Music Hall: Mr. J. M. Bellew's Readings, with literary selections by Tennyson, Shakespeare, Dickens, and more. 2 74 1873 March 8 Boston Music Hall: Mr. A. P. Peck's Annual Benefit Concert. 2 75 1873 April 9 Boston Music Hall: Last Grand Concerts featuring Rubinstein and Theodore Thomas. 2 76 1873 April 11-12 Boston Music Hall: Annual Prize Drill of the Highland School Battalion with music by the Germania Band. 2 77 1873 May 27 Boston Music Hall: Young Men's Union, Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert under the Direction of Nelson Varley assisted by Miss Therese Liebe, Mrs. J. M. Osgood, Miss Addie S. Ryan, Mr. J. F. Rudolphson, Mr. John A Howard. 2 78 1873 October 30 Boston Music Hall: Young Men's Union, Grand Concert by the Boston Orchestral Union assisted by Miss Clara B. Nickels. 2 79 1873 December 4 Boston Music Hall: Closing Entertainment by Thomas' Orchestra. 2 80 1873 December 4-6 Boston Music Hall: First Grand Sacred Concert under the direction of Signor G. Operti. 2 81 1873 December 28 Boston Music Hall: Evening English Glees, featuring Miss Henrietta Beebe, Miss Louise Finch, Mr. C. G. Bush, Mr. G.G. Rockwood, Mr. W.H. Beckett, Mr. G. E. Aiken, and Mr. C. Florio. 2 82 1873 December 29 Boston Music Hall: Second Grand Sacred Concert under the direction of Signor G. Operti, a grand orchestra. 2 83 1874 January 11 Boston Music Hall: Three Grand Concerts, popular and classical, featuring artists, Henry Wieniawski, solo violinist to H. M. the Emperor of Russia, Victor Maurel, the great baritone of the Strakosch Italian Opera Troupe, Madame Madeline Schiller, and Miss Jeenie T. Bull, assisted by the Beethoven Quintette Club. 2 84 1874 January 12-16 Boston Music Hall: Two Grand Concerts, popular and classical, featuring artists, Henry Wieniawski, solo violinist to H. M. the Emperor of Russia, Victor Maurel, the great baritone of the Strakosch Italian Opera Troupe, Madame Madeline Schiller, and Miss Jeenie T. Bull, assisted by the Beethoven Quintette Club. 2 85 1874 Janauary 13 and 16 Boston Music Hall: Positively Last Grand Concerts, popular and classical, featuring artists, Henry Wieniawski, solo violinist to H. M. the Emperor of Russia, Victor Maurel, the great baritone of the Strakosch Italian Opera Troupe, Madame Madeline Schiller, and Miss Jeenie T. Bull, assisted by the Beethoven Quintette Club. 2 86 1874 January 16 Boston Music Hall: Fourth Sunday Concert, under the direction of Signor C. Operti. 2 87 1874 January 25 Boston Music Hall: Grand Combination Concert with the last appearance in Boston of Henri Wieniawski with Mr. Victor Maurel accompanied by Theodore Thomas and his grand orchestra. 2 88 1874 February 1 Boston Music Hall: Fifth Sunday Concert for the Benefit of Signor C. Operti. 2 89 1874 February 22 Boston Music Hall: Caroline Richings Bernard's Oldde Folkes Costume Concert. 2 90 1874 March 24 Boston Music Hall: Afternoon concert. Sacred Concert, with The Music Hall Choir, assisted by a Male Quartette, and readings by Mr. H. D. Simons. 2 91 1874 April 19 Boston Music Hall: Evening concert. First Grand Concert by the Boston Orchestral Club with Miss Clara B. Nickels, Mr. B. J. Lang, Mr. C. Gloggner Castelli, Mr. Charles R. Hayden, Mr. O. A. Whitmore, Mr. Theo. Becher, and a horn quarter of Messrs. A. Hamman L. Murphy, E. Schormann, and Wm. Zoehler. 2 92 1874 April 19 Boston Music Hall: Beethoven's Mass in C and other choice selections by the Boston Catholic Choral Society assisted by the Boston Orchestral Club. 2 93 1874 April 26 Boston Music Hall: Theodore Thomas' Series of Six Symphony Concerts, First Concert with pieces by Berlioz, Raff, and Beethoven. 2 94 1874 October 28 Boston Music Hall: Evening of English Glees 2 95 1874 November 4 Boston Music Hall: Theodore Thomas' Series of Six Symphony Concerts, Second Season, First Grand Concert, with Mme. Antoinette Sterling, and Mr. S. B. Mills as soloists. 2 96 1875 November 17 Boston Music Hall: Theodore Thomas' Series of Six Symphony Concerts, Fifth Concert, with the assistance of The Boylston Club under the direction of Mr. J. B. Sharland, and Mr. Franz Remmertz, Messers, S. E. Jacobsohn, and Richard Arnold. 2 97 1875 January 20 Boston Music Hall: Theodore Thomas' Fourth Grand Matinee with Miss Emma Cranch, and Mme. Madeline Schiller. 2 98 1875 January 23 Boston Music Hall: Seven Orchestral Concerts under the direction of Carl Bergmann. 2 99 1875 October 18-29 Boston Music Hall: Theodore Thomas' Series of Six Symphony Concerts, Second Season. First Grand Concert with Mme. Antoinette Sterling, and Mr. S. B. Mills. 2 100 1875 November 17 Boston Music Hall: Theodore Thomas' Series of Six Symphony Concerts, Second Season. Third Grand Concert. First appearance of the Sharland Choral Society. 2 101 1876 January 5 Boston Music Hall: Harvard Musical Association, Tenth Symphony Concert. 2 102 1876 March 16 Boston Music Hall: Boylston Club, third season, Third Private Concert. 2 103 1876 March 29 Boston Music Hall: Theodore Thomas' Series of Five Grand & Popular Concerts with works. 2 104 1876 November 13-22 Boston Music Hall: Harvard Musical Association, Second Symphony Concert. 2 105 1876 November 23 Boston Music Hall: Harvard Musical Association, Sixth Symphony Concert. 2 106 1877 February 1 Boston Music Hall: Harvard Musical Association, Eighth Symphony Concert. 2 107 1877 March 1 Boston Music Hall: The Essipoff Concert with Mme. Annette Essipoff, Miss Agnese Palma, Mons. Alfred Vivien, Mr. Ferd. Dulcken. 2 108 1877 March 6-8 Boston Music Hall: Harvard Musical Association, Ninth Symphony Concert. 2 109 1877 March 14 Boston Music Hall: Second Grand Concert, Herr August Wilhelmj, assisted by Mme. Teresa Carreno, Miss Kate L. James, Miss Maud Morgan, Sig. Tagliapietra, and a Grand Orchestra. 2 110 1878 November 1-2 Boston Music Hall: Harvard Musical Association, Fifth Symphony Concert. 2 111 1879 February 13 Boston Music Hall: Grand Concert Combination with soloists, Mr. Henry Ketten, MR. Ernest DeMunck, Sig. F. Rosnati, Sig. Ciampi-Cellaj, and Sig. Tomasi, conducted by C. A. Chizzola. 2 112 1879 October 23 Boston Music Hall: The Grand Matinee, with Miss Annie Louise Cary, Herr August Wilhelmj, Herr Raphael Joseffy, Mr. W. C. Tower, and the Temple Quartette. 2 113 1880 October 9 Boston Music Hall: Boston Philharmonic Society. 2 114 1881 April 2 Boston Music Hall: Mr. A. P. Peck's Annual Concert. 2 115 1881 April 27 Boston Music Hall: Philharmonic Society of Boston Symphony Concert 2 116 1882 November 28 Boston Music Hall: Boston Symphony Orchestra with Mr. Wilhelm Gericke as the conductor. 2 117 1885 October 31-November 7 Boston Music Hall: Paderewski's Second American Tour 2 118 1893 January 21 and February 11 Boston Music Hall: Concert by the Harvard Glee, Banjo and Mandolin Clubs. 2 119 1895 April 30 Boston Music Hall: A. P. Peck respectfully announces 4 Popular Concerts, with Mrs. Charles Moulton, Miss Adelaide Phillipps, Miss Anna Mehlig, Mr. F. C. Packard, Mr. M. W. Whitney and the Beethoven Quintette Club. 2 120 undated, October 25-28 Boston Music Hall: Mr. A. P. Peck's Grand Concerts, with Mr. Theo Thomas, and 2 121 undated, December 20-21 Boston Music Hall: Mr. Peck presents Two Grand Concerts with Mme. Pauline Lucca, Theodore Thomas and his Grand Concert Company. 2 122 undated, April 17-18 Boston Music Hall: Mr. A. P. Peck's Popular Concerts. 2 123 undated, November 17 Boston Music Hall: Mr. A. P. Peck's Annual Benefit Concert featuring Theodore Thomas and his Grand Orchestra, Miss Clara Louise Kellogg, Miss Annie Cary, Miss Anna Mehlig, and Mr. E. Perabo. 2 124 undated, April 12 Boston Music Hall: Mr. A. P. Peck's Grand Concerts, postponed on account of the fire, will be given with Great Additional Attractions. 2 125 undated, December 20-21 Boston Music Hall: Mr. A. P. Peck's Popular Concerts. 2 126 undated, September 27 Boston Music Hall: Mr. A. P. Peck announces his Annual Benefit Concert with Miss Annie Louise Cary, Anton Rubinstein, Henri Wieniawski, Mr. Nelson Varley, Mr. Theodore Thomas, and his orchestra.This is an announcement for the future concert. 2 127 undated, April 9 Boston Music Hall: Mr. A. P. Peck's Annual Benefit Concert with Mrs. Jennie Van Zandi, Mrs. Zelda Seguin, Mr. Wm. Castle, Mr. S. C. Campbell or the Parepa Rosa English Opera Troupe with Miss Marie Krebs, and Mr. Theodore Thomas with his Grand Orchestra. 2 128 undated, April 3 Boston Music Hall: Mr. A. P. Peck announces Theodore Thomas' Series of Three Grand Concerts. This is an announcement only. 2 129 undated, January 29-31 Boston Music Hall: Theodore Thomas's Grand Symphony and Popular Concerts. 2 130 undated, April 6-11 Boston Music Hall: Theo. Thomas' Series of Ten Grand Symphony and Popular Concerts. 2 131 undated, October 4-15 Boston Music Hall: Theodore Thomas's Last Grand Orchestral Concert with Miss Anna Mehlig, and the Grand Orchestra. 2 132 undated, April 15 Boston Music Hall: Theodore Thomas' First Grand Matinee, with the first appearance of the young American Prima Donna Miss Emma Cranch. 3 1 undated, October 31 Boston Music Hall: Grand Popular Concerts with Dexter Smith as manager. 3 2 Undated Boston Music Hall: Mr. James M. Wehli's First Popular Concert. 3 3 undated, March 9 Boston Music Hall: Programme for Fourth Promenade Concert by the Germania Band and Orchestra 3 4 undated, July 1 Boston Music Hall: Programme for Fifth Promenade Concert by the Germania Band and Orchestra 3 5 undated, July 8 Boston Music Hall: Programme for Sixth Promenade Concert by the Germania Band and Orchestra 3 6 undated, July 15 Boston Music Hall: Camilla Urso Concerts, with the first appearance in Boston of P.S. Gilmore's 22nd Regiment Band of New York. 3 7 undated, April 11-12 Boston Music Hall: Grand Concert by Colonel James Fisk Jr.'s Ninth Re't Band, assisted by Miss Nully Peiris and Mr. J. Levy. 3 8 undated, September 16 Boston Music Hall:Two Grand Concerts by the Great Chorus of Children under the direction of Harley Newcomb. 3 9 undated, January 3-4 Boston Music Hall: Mr. Hermann Daum's Farewell Concert. 3 10 undated, March 29 Boston Music Hall: Mr. George Dolby's Ballad Concerts. 3 11 undated, October 21 Boston Music Hall: Mr. George Dolby's Ballad Concerts. 3 12 undated, October 21-23 Boston Music Hall: A Grand Concert in aid of the Sufferers in France 3 13 undated, November 21 Boston Music Hall: Rubinstein Farewell Concerts with Rubinstein and Wieniawski. 3 14 undated, December 21-27 Boston Music Hall: Farewell Piano Concert by Joseffy 3 15 undated, May 22 Boston Music Hall: Grand Concert by Mrs. Julia Meston assisted by Miss Edith Wynne and Miss Kate Reignolds. 3 16 undated, May 14 Boston Music Hall: Concert given by Miss Anna Mehlig. 3 17 undated, May 2 Boston Music Hall: Continued Success of the First Series of Concerts for the People with Miss Jennie Howarth, Mrs. J. W. Adams, Mr. E. S. Daniels, and more. 3 18 undated, November 11 Boston Music Hall: Cushman Matinee, Miss Charlotte Cushman with readings from Tennson, Souther, Anon, and more. 3 19 undated, November 11 Boston Music Hall: Programme for Miss Annie Louise Cary's Grand Concert. 3 20 undated, May 8 Boston Music Hall: Quarterly Concert given by the pupils of the Boston Conservatory of Music. 3 21 undated, February 8 Boston Music Hall: The Music Hall Popular Concerts with Mr. AD. Neuendorff as the conductor. 3 22 undated, June 17 and 19 Boston Music Hall: Grand Charitable and Patriotic Benefit with two plays, Pygmalion and Galatea and Dreams of Delusion. 3 23 undated, May 30 Boston Music Hall: Mr. Wood has the honour to announce that Madame Clara Novello's Farewell Concerts, with the London Glee and Madrigal Union. 3 24 undated, November 1-2 Boston Music Hall: Grand Farewell Testimonial tendered to Messrs. F. C. Packard and F. D. Sprauge with Mrs. Anna Granger-Dow, Mrs. Jennie Kempton, Mr. J. F. Winch, Mr. Wulf Fries, Mr. Howard M. Dow, and Mr. T. P. Ryder. 3 25 undated, May 3 Boston Music Hall: Vou Bulow Recitals, playing a large array of different Beethoven pieces. 3 26 undated, April 3-8 Boston Music Hall: Mr. & Mrs. Howard Paul's Entertainment with an impersonation of Napoleon III, Henry Russel's Great Dramatic Scene, and other impersonations and one acts. 3 27 Undated Boston Lyceum Hall: Jesse Shepard's Grand Concert with Mr. Shepard's original music. 3 58 1875 December 23 Boston Lyceum Hall: Grand Concert. Gilmore's Famous Band assisted by Miss Isabel Stone, Mr. J. Levy, and Mr. Bernhard Mollenhauer. 3 59 1879 Match 11 Boston Lyceum Hall: Lecture Recitals at the Piano by Walter Damrosch on the Nibelungen Trilogy of Richard Wagner. 3 60 1888 December 10-1889 January 28 Boston Lyceum Hall: "An Evening with Tennyson" with Mrs. Julia Houston West, Mrs. H. E. Sawyer, Mr. W. H. Fessenden, Mr. J. F. Rudolphsen, Mr. J. A. Howard the pianist and conductor, and Adela D. Maskell. 3 61 undated, October 15 Boston Lyceum Hall: Grand Concert by the Orpheus Musical Society under the direction of Carl Zerrahn assisted by Miss Annie Louise Cary, Mad. Bertha Johannsen, and Miss Alice Dutton. 3 62 undated, November 9 Boylston Club: Public Rehearsal. 3 28 undated, 1873 May 29 Bumstead Hall: Beethoven Festival Concert, The Mendelssohn Quintette Club give a concert in honor of the Centennial Anniversary of the birth of Beethoven, the concert consists of a selection of Beethoven's works from his early, middle, and late compositional periods. 3 29 undated, 1870 December 16 Castle Square Theater: A nautical comedy in two acts titled H. M. S. Pinafore. With a decorative cover with a portrait of Mr. Charles M. Holly on the cover. 3 30 undated, 1896 November 23 Chickering Hall: Mr. George Riddle will give four readings, with A Midsummer Night's Dream with Mendelssohn's Music, The Damrosch Orchestra and the Female Chorus from the Oratorio Society of New York. This program contains the contents for the March 27th program, as well as the items that are performed on April 1-8 at the University Club Theater. 3 31 undated, March 27 Chickering Hall: Mr. J. C. D. Parker's Fourth and Last Trio Soiree, assisted by Messrs. Schultze and Fries, and an amateur club of male voices. 3 32 undated, March 20 Chickering Hall: With two plays entitled, "From Village to Court," and "The Happiest Day of my Life," beginning with the Overture to La Sirene. 3 33 1861 March 6 Chickering Hall: Third Schumann Soiree by Carlyle Petersilea assited by Camilla Urso and Miss Clara M. Loring. 3 34 1867 February 14 Chickering Hall: A concert of songs and piano pieces. 3 35 1868 May 29 Chickering Hall: The First of the Series of Three Parlor Concerts to be given by Senorita Josefina Filomeno from Valparaiso, Chili, assisted by Mr. H. M. Smith, Mr. Jas Whitney, Mr. Chas. E. Pratt. 3 36 1868 September 28 Chickering Hall: A program of songs. 3 37 1869 May Chickering Hall: Mr. and Mrs. Madison Obrey's Select Musical Entertainment. 3 38 1869 May 14 Chickering Hall: Forty-Seventh Concert of the New England Conservatory of Music. 3 39 1869 July 4 Chickering Hall: Wednesday Evening Concert by Miss Marguerite Hall assisted by Madame Camilla Urso and Mr. Arthur Foote. 3 40 1885 March 18 Chickering Hall: Grand Beethoven Matinee of Ernst Perabo, assisted by Miss Gertrude Franklin Signor Entico Gargiulo, Messrs. B. & Frits Listemann, Mr. Wulf Fries, Fr. Charles Mole, Mr. Herman Gunzel, and Mr. Henry A. Greene. 3 41 1888 April 19 Chickering Hall: Soiree Musicale, given by Pupils of Mme. Frida de Gebele Ashforth assisted by Mr. Edwin Klahre, Mr. Emil Schenck, Miss F. Manchester and Mr. Ernesto Bello. 3 42 1889 April 9 Chickering Hall: Boston Symphony Orchestra with Arthur Nikisch the conductor. 3 43 1893 February 9 City Hall: Haydn Association Concerts assisted by the Germania Band with Carl Eichler the band leader with Mrs. Chas. A. Barry, Mrs. Harriet N. Wetherbee, Mrs. A. J. Mosher, Mr. Samuel Thurson, Mr. John L. Shaw, Mr. A. H. McKenney, Miss Lizzie W. Dyer, and Hermann Kotzchmar. 3 44 1869 December 13-14 City Hall: Second Grand Concert by the Haydn Association Concerts assisted by the Germania Band with Carl Eichler the band leader with Mrs. Chas. A. Barry, Mrs. Harriet N. Wetherbee, Mrs. A. J. Mosher, Mr. Samuel Thurson, Mr. John L. Shaw, Mr. A. H. McKenney, Miss Lizzie W. Dyer, and Hermann Kotzchmar. 3 45 1869 December 14 Copley Hall: Alice in Wonderland in five acts for the benefit of the Boston Art Student' Association, music by Mr. Lewis S. Thompson. 3 46 1897 February 17-20 The Globe Theater: Saturday Matinee of Mr. John E. Owens and the Brilliant Star Company, with performances of Solon Shingle, and the Happiest Day of My Life 3 47 undated, September 25 The Globe Theater: Margaret Mather assisted by Otis Skinner in Shakespeare's tragedy Romeo and Juliet. 3 48 1891 October 5-10 Handel & Haydn Society 3 49 undated, May 21-23 The Globe Theater: Margaret Mather assisted by Otis Skinner n Shakespeare's tragedy Romeo and Juliet. 6 35 1891 October 5-10 Hollis Street Theater: Last Grand Sacred Concert by Cyril Tyler assisted by Signor Michele Guarini, Signor Luigi Sartori, Miss Belle Botsford, M'lle Gemma DeCesarem Mr. Herbert Van Vleet, and Mr. Edgar Strakosch conductor. 3 50 1892 October 27 Horticultural Hall: Two Concerts by Louis Maas assisted by Mrs. Bertha Maas, Mr. Timothee Adamowski, and Mr. J. Allen Preisch. 3 54 1885 February 18 and 25 Horticultural Hall: Mar. Carlyle Petersilea in a piano recital. 3 55 1885 March 25 Horticultural Hall: Programme of a Course of Three Readings by Mr. Carr with readings from Tennyson, Shakespeare, Mark Twain, Sheridan, and more. 3 51 undated, January 15-22 Horticultural Hall: Programme for Mr. Carl Baermann's Piano Recital with the assistance of Mrs. Ella Cleveland Fenderson, Mr. C. N. Allen, and Mr. Wulf Fries. 3 52 undated, April 29 Horticultural Hall: W. J. Colville announces a Grand Soiree Musicale. 3 53 undated, Bebruary 3 Kennedy Hall: Fourth Entertainment of the Young People's Library Association connected with the Church of the Unity of Robertson's Four-Act Comedy School! 3 57 1875 December 23 Kennedy Hall: Grand Concert by the Beethoven Quintette Club featuring C. N. Allen, H. Heind'l, E. Rietzel, J. C. Mullaly, Wulf Fries, and Mrs. J. M. Osgood. 3 56 undated, March 10 Lecture Room of the Opera House: Concert by Mr. Ernst Perabo. 3 79 1867 October 14 Maverick Hall: Mrs. Saxton's Third Annual Concert. 3 63 1879 October 23 Mechanics Hall: Mr. B. J. Lang's Second Series of Symphony Concerts. 3 64 1872 April 11, 18, 25 and May 2 Mechanics Hall: Theodore Thomas' Unrivaled Concerts Fourth Season. 3 65 1872 December 17 Mechanics Hall: Madame Erminia Rudersdorff's Third Matinee with the assistance of Miss Alice Fairman, Mr. Nelson Varley, Mr. H. R. White, Miss Therese Liebe, Miss Mary Underwood, Mr. Wm. F. Apthorp and the Mendelssohn Quinette Club 3 66 1873 February 4 Mechanics Hall: Private Amateur Performance of an Operette Francaise represented by request for the benefit of the Ladies' Centennial Fund of ward six. 3 67 1876 April 27 Mechanics Hall: Two Matinees by Miss Henrietta Maurer assisted by Mrs. Marie F. Marchington, Mrs. L. F. C. Richardson, Miss Lillian Shattuck, Signor V. Cirillo, Mr. Bernhard LIstemann, and Mr. T. P. Currier. 3 68 1880 March 1 and 8 Mechanics Hall: Programmes for Miss Anna Mehlig's Piano Forte Recitals. 3 69 undated, January 10-17 Mechanics Hall: Programmes for Miss Anna Mehlig's Matinees. 3 70 undated, March 19-26 Mechanics Hall: Theodore Thomas' Grand Symphony and Popular Concerts 3 71 undated, January 13-18 Meionaon Hall: Mr. Georg Henschel's Matinee Recital with the assistance of Miss Lillian Bailey, Miss Louise Homer and Mr. Chas R. Hayden. 3 72 1881 February 12 Michigan Avenue Baptist Church: Theodore Thomas's Unrivaled Concerts. 3 73 undated, February 20 Mt. Pleasant Congregational Church: Music by the Germania Serendade Band. 3 74 1855 June 28 Mt. Pleasant Congregational Church: Promenade Concert by The Boston Brigade Band 3 75 1856 September 4 Mt. Pleasant Congregational Church: Vocal Concert featuring John Francis Barnett's cantata The Ancient Mariner, and other selections. Two copies 3 76 1869 February 11 Musical Union Hall: Second Series of Classical Chamber Concerts. The First Concert by Mrs. Kloss, assisted by Mrs. Bostwick, Dr. Fessel, and Mr. Balatka. 3 78 1864 January 23 Old Bay State Lectures Music Hall: Closing Entertainment, Popular Concert, under the direction of Henry C. Barnabee, assisted by Mrs. H. M. Smith, Miss Addie S. Ryan, Mr. W. H. Fessenden, Mr. T. P. Ryder, and the Temple Quartette. 3 77 1871 January 5 Park Theater: Charles Frohman presents the three-act comedy Mrs. Leffingwell's Boots by Augustus Thomas. 3 81 1905 November 27 School House: Musical Union Concert. 3 82 undated, November 17 Sherwood Residence: Two Pianoforte Recitals given by Mrs. W. H. Sherwood at her residence. 3 83 undated, February 28 and March 7 Sherwood Residence: Three Pianoforte Recitals given by Mrs. W. H. Sherwood at her residence. 3 84 undated, November 15, 28 and December 13 St. James's Hall: Mr. Charles Halle announces his Chamber Music Concert recitals 3 85 undated, June 15-July 6 St. Michael's Church: Grand Concert under the direction of Mr. J. H. Willcox. 3 86 1861 December 22 The Synagogue: Mendelssohn's Hymn of Praise for the Benefit of The South End Industrial School under the direction of Mr. B. J. Lang. 3 87 1888 April 7 Town Hall: First Concert of the Season of the West Roxbury Choral Union assisted by Mrs. J. Osgood, Mr. C. H. Clark, Mr. G. W. Sumner, and conducted by Carl Zerrahn. 3 88 1873 January 7 Tremont Temple: American Missionary Association Vocal Concert by the Jubilee Singers of Fisk University, Nashville, TN. under the direction of Geo. L. White. 3 89 1872 March 12 Tremont Temple: Quarterly Exhibition of the Boston Conservatory of Music 3 91 1873 April 19 Tremont Theatre: The Boston Philharmonic Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Bernhard Listemann will give their second season of eight concerts. 3 94 1891 November 5-1892 March 3 Tremont Temple: Tufts College Glee, Banjos, and Mandolin Clubs in the Grand Musical Festival. 3 90 1892 May 30 Tremont Theatre: The Symphony Orchestra of New York under the direction of Walter Damrosch with Miss Emma Juch. 3 95 1892 December 9 Tremont Temple: Second Song Recital by Mr. and Mrs. Max Heinrich. 3 92 1893 February 7 Tremont Temple: Mr. and Mrs. George Henschel's Vocal Recitals. 3 93 undated, December 6, 13 27 and January 9 Trinity Church: The Nineteenth Annual Festival of the Choir Guild. 3 96 1909 May 19 Union Hall: Madame Annette Essipoff's Piano Forte Recitals. 3 97 1877 May 7-12 Union Hall: Miss Lillian Shattuck Matinee Musicale. 3 98 1877 November 4 Union Hall: Song Recitals by Arthur J. Hubbard assisted by Edward Phillips and Mrs. Arthur J. Hubbard. 3 99 1895 January 28 Washington Street Baptist Church: Grand Concert by the Angelus Concert Company. 3 100 undated, April 12 Wellesley College/Hall: One Hundred and Fifteenth Concert of the New England Conservatory of Music. 3 101 1870 October 25 Wellesley College/Hall: One Hundred and Forty-First Concert of the New England Conservatory of Music. 3 102 1871 February 24 Wellesley College/Hall: Complimentary Matinees to Ernst Perabo. 3 103 1871 April 10-May 1 Wellesley College/Hall: Fourth Concert, pianoforte recital by Ernst Perabo 3 104 1876 April 21 Wellesley College/Hall: Fourth Matinee of Messrs. Hugo Leonhard and Julius Eichberg 3 105 undated, March 21 Wellesley College/Hall: Sixth Matinee of Messrs. Hugo Leonhard and Julius Eichberg 3 106 undated, April 18 Williams Lecture Bureau: Musical Entertainment featuring Mrs. F. L. Miller, Miss Olive Browe, Mr. M. DeF. Siple, and Mr. Frank L. Miller. 3 107 undated Other US cities Series 3 1866-1936 Baltimore, Maryland: Academy of Music: The Return of The Barton Opera Company in Gilbert & Sullivan's Iolanthe: or, The Peer and Peri. 6 36 1882 December 18 Baltimore, Maryland: Academy of Music: Wilson Barrett, Miss Eastlake, and their complete London company, including George Barrett, in the play The Silver King 6 37 1889 December 25 Baltimore, Maryland: Academy of Music: Wilson Barrett, Miss Eastlake, and their complete London company, including George Barrett, in the play Ben-My-Chree. 6 38 1889 December 25 Baltimore, Maryland: Albaugm's Holiday St. Theater: A double bill of two plays, Fanny Davenport in London Assurance, and in Oliver Twist. Decorative title, featuring two angels with butterflies. 6 39 1881 December 5-10 Baltimore, Maryland: Albaugm's Holiday St. Theater: The Harrisons in the production of the play "Photos." Decorative title, featuring two angels with butterflies. 6 40 1882 April 10-15 Baltimore, Maryland: Ford's Grand Opera House: Janauschek in the classical tragedy Medea. Program also contains ads for upcoming performances at the theater. Features a decorative title including a stage, and actors. 6 41 1881 March 26 Chicago, Illinois: Beethoven Society: Beethoven Society First Reception 3 109 1874 January 15 Chicago, Illinois: City Hall: The Titiens Concert 3 110 1875 December 27 Chicago, Illinois: Farewell Hall: Theodore Thomas' series of six Grand Symphony and Popular Concerts, Last Grand Concert 3 111 undated, November 15 Chicago, Illinois: Grand Symphony Concert of H. Balatka 3 112 undated, November 26 Chicago, Illinois: Haverly's Theatre: Agnes Herdon in the play "Only a Farmer's Daughter." 3 113 1882 October Cincinnati, Ohio: Good will to Men, A Christmas Service containing Beautiful New Songs with Responsive Readings prepared by J. E. Hall. Program excerpt 3 121 undated Detroit, Michigan: The Detroit Philharmonic Club at The Church of Our Father: A concert with Miss Alice Andrus 3 119 undated, January 14, season IV Detroit, Michigan: The Detroit Philharmonic Club at The Church of Our Father: A performance with Miss Mary Buckley and conducted by Mr. Arthur Metzdorff 3 115 undated, October 23, season IV Detroit, Michigan: The Detroit Philharmonic Club at The Church of Our Father: A performance with Mrs. Bertha Yunck 3 116 undated, November 13, season IV Detroit, Michigan: The Detroit Philharmonic Club at The Church of Our Father: A performance with Mr. F. Stewart Isham 3 117 undated, December 4, season IV Detroit, Michigan: The Detroit Philharmonic Club at The Church of Our Father: A concert with Miss Jean Forsyth and Mr. William Yunck 3 118 undated, December 26, season IV Dorchester, Massachusetts: The Annual Meeting of The Norfolk Conference will be held with the Third Religious Society with Rev. F. B. Mott with religious discussions, and lectures. 3 136 1893 October 20 Jacksonvill, Florida: Florida Sub-Tropical Exposition: Two concerts, one in the afternoon and one in the evening, the two concerts feature compositions from various composers. 3 108 1890 March 31 Lawrence, Kansas: City Hall: Oliver Chorus 3 114 no year, May 26 Mount Washington, New Hampshire: Summit House: Twenty-Ninth Field-Meeting featuring discussions 3 120 1894 June 30-July 7 New Port, Rhode Island: Channing Memorial Church: In Memoriam Charles Timothy Brooks, A service of Commemoration, featuring various hymns and songs. 3 134 1883 June 17 New Port, Rhode Island: Newport Opera House: Eighth Concert by the Newport Choral Society conducted by Mr. J. B. Sharland, with works by Mendelssohn, Chopin, Brahms, and more. 3 135 1881 May 6 Northborough, Massachusetts: Order of the Exercises at the Centennial Celebration of the Incorporation of the Town of Northborough performing hymns, and songs by contemporary composers 3 137 1866 August 22 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: A cantata by Gade titled The Crusaders, and some selections from Schumann. Included is the text for Gade's cantata. Three copies. 3 127 Season of 1867-68 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Chestnut Street Theater: A program for the three leading Theaters in Philadelphia, Broad St. Theater, Chestnut St. Theater, and Chestnut St. Opera House. This program focuses mainly on Chestnut St. Theater, and has ads for the other two. At Chestnut St. Theater a comic opera in two acts presented by The Carroll-Kerker Opera Company titled Kismet: or Two, Tangled Turks will be performed 3 122 1897 April 5 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Eleventh St. Opera House: Performing a burlesque titled Behind the Scenes, or The Actor's Troubles, a play entitled Misfits, as well as a burlesque entitled Majah Mysterious Fipps. 6 42 1882 October Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Parker Club: A concert of songs with their printed texts with work by Bach, Schumann, Mendelssohn, Gade, and more. Two copies 3 126 Season of 1867-68 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Walnut Street Theater: General Convention of the New Jerusalem, with lectures, discussions, and more over 6 days. 3 123 1876 June Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Walnut Street Theater: Alice Oates with her company of Comedians and Singers performing the opera La Mascotte. Program excerpt 3 124 1882 September 27 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Walnut Street Theater: Messrs. Klaw & Erlanger present the operatic comedy in two acts titled "The Lady Slavey." Decorative cover featuring a portrait of Fanny Davenport, musical instruments, and traditional theatrical masks. 3 125 1897 April 5 Providence, Rhode Island: Infantry Hall: Boston Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Emil Paur in the sixth and last concert of the season 3 128 1896 April 22 Providence, Rhode Island: Infantry Hall: "Kreisler-Hofmann Concert," featuring works by Grieg, Liszt, Chopin, and Hofmann. 3 129 no year, March 7 Providence, Rhode Island: Infantry Hall: Madame Melba and her Concert Company performing works by Donizetti, Faure, and more. 3 130 no year, December 12 Providence, Rhode Island: Providence Opera House: Engagement of Mr. and Mrs. Kendal under the direction of Daniel Frohman and their London Company in the English adaptation called The Ironmaster. 3 131 1893 November 23 Providence, Rhode Island: Providence Opera House: A comedy in three acts titled, A Scrap of Paper, a new drama in four acts called The Second Mrs. Tanqueray 3 132 1893 November 25 Providence, Rhode Island: Providence Opera House: A historical burlesque titled "Florida Water" 3 133 1896 April 30 Salem, Massachusetts: Hotel Hawthorne: Concert by the Harvard University Instrumental Clubs, featuring an orchestra, a mandolin club, a banjo club, and a vocal club, performing pieces by contemporary composers. 3 138 1936 March 6 Salem, Massachusetts: St. Peter's Church: Easter Day Mass with Rev. Charles Arey, D. D. with various readings, hymns, and songs. 3 139 1876 Salem, Massachusetts: South Church: Salem Oratorio Society, assisted by Mrs. Francis Dunton Wood, Mr. B. L. Whelpley, Mr. W. S. Fenollosa, and an Orchestra of Symphony Players, performing pieces by Handel, Gounod, Reinberger, and more. 3 140 1898 February 8 Taunton, Massachusetts: Music Hall: The Fourth Concert of a Music Festival, featuring Miss Henrietta Beebe, Mr. Clarence Hay, Bernhard Listemann, the Germania Orchestra, Mr. A. W. Swan, and conducted by Carl Zarrahn, performing pieces by Gounod, Paganini, Mecadante, and more. Two copies. 3 141 1880 October 22 Unidentified American Theatre: North End Mission Fair, Portuguese Table, featuring works by Donizetti, Mendelssohn, and more. 4 1 undated Unidentified American Theatre: Grand Russian Concert under the direction of Mr. Dimitri Agreneff Slaviansky featuring Mr. Livanoff, Mr. Rousinsky, and Mr. Leon Jasseqitch supported by a chorus 4 2 undated Unidentified American Theatre: Mrs. H.E. H. Carter's Grand Concert and Opera Company with Mrs. H. E. H. Carter, Miss Julia F. May, Mr. Aldred Wilkie, Mr. Seth M. Crane, Mr. Will E. Taylor featuring the opera Martha. 4 3 undated Unidentified American Theatre: Grand Popular Concerts with Dexter Smith as manager, featuring works by Handel, Levy, Verdi, and more. 4 4 undated Unidentified American Theatre: Mr. A. P. Peck's Benefit Concert 4 5 1870 April 13 Unidentified American Theatre: Boston Young Men's Christian Union performing a variety of vocal works. 4 6 1893 May Unidentified American Theatre: Fourth and Last People's Concert by Hall's Military Band and Grand Orchestra assisted by H. E. H. Carter, Mr. W. H. Hunt, Mr. T. P. Ryder, and conducted by Mr. D. C. Hall. With works by Strauss, Schumann, Bach, and more. 4 7 1871 January 23 Unidentified American Theatre: Ordination of Mr. Charles H. Tindell as Pastor of The Congegational Society, the program consists of a variety of hymns and readings. 4 8 1872 September 5 Unidentified American Theatre: Three Illustrated Musical Lectures given by Mr. N. J. Corey of Boston on Richard Wagener: His Life and Works, split into three different lectures covering The "Flying Dutchman," "Tannhauser," "Lohengrin," "Parsofal," and "The Nibelungen Ring." 4 9 undated Unknown Theatre: Gilbert & Sullivan Opera Season presents R. D'Oyly Carte's Opera Company in Mikado, or The Town of Titipu. Program excerpt. 6 43 1886 January 5 Unknown Theatre: Pepita or The Girl with The Glass Eyes, a play. Program excerpt. 6 44 1886 March 27 Unknown Theatre: Mr. Joseph Jefferson in The Rivals, a play. Program excerpt. 6 45 1888 October 29 Unknown Theatre: Shakespeare's play, The Merchant of Venice with performances by Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett. Program excerpt. 6 46 1888 November 26 Unknown Theatre: A double bill of two plays, The Fool's Revenge and David Garrick with performances by Edwin Booth and Laurence Barrett. Program excerpt. 6 47 1888 December 24 International Series 4 1861-1907 Belgium: Brussels: Deutscher Gesangverein: Concert featuring Miss G. von Pirch, Miss F. Lautmann, Mr. F. Litzinger, Mr. E. Bosquet, and conducted by Mr. Leopold Wallner, and Mr. Ernest Collson. With works by Schumann, Bosquet, and conducted by Mr. Leopold Wallner, and Mr. Ernest Collson. Included in the program are the texts for the songs being performed. 4 12 1895 December 20 Denmark: Nieuwe of Litteraire Societeit: Muziekuitvoering door De Koninklijke Militaire Kapel van het Regiment Grenadires en Jagers under the direction of Heer W. van der Linden. Featuring military works by Mendelssohn, Massenet, Bizet, and more 4 13 undated Germany: Apollo-Theater und Concert Garten: A concert featuring the Theater Orchestra on the first half, and a new one act play titled Ein Abenteuer im Harem, and other acts. 4 32 1895 June 14 Germany: Berlin: Theater Unter den Linden. A performance of the Vaudeville-Operette, Miss Helyett. With a decorative headline featuring dancers and musical instruments, as well as a detailed drawing of the theater on the final page. 4 33 1895 June Germany: Dresden: Albertshof: Grosses Militar-Concert with the Trompeter-Corps des Kgl. Sachs, and the Garde-Reiter-REgiments under the direction of Hern H. Stock performing pieces by Bizet, Strauss, Offenbach, Mendelssohn, and more. 4 34 1895 June 10 Germany: Dresden: Belvedere Anzeiger: A concert by Koniglichen Belvedere, under the direction of Hern A. Trenkler, performing pieces by Wagner, Johann Strauss, Cherubini, and more. Program includes text for a vocal piece and an ad for an upcoming concert at the Albertshof Theater. Two copies. 4 35 1895 June 9 The Netherlands: Amsterdam: Flora Theater. A Concert of orchestra compositions and songs with orchestral accompaniment. Blue ink on both the title and final pages. 4 36 1890s Paris: Comedie Francaise: A performance of the drama in five acts, Ruy Vlas. Featuring a sketch of a portrait on the cover. 4 14 1895 May 18 Paris: Conservatoire Royale de Musique de Bruxelles: Premier Concert featuring La Grand' Messe by J. S. Bach. 4 15 1895 December 22 Paris: Conservatoire Royale de Musique de Bruxelles: Deuxieme Concert featuring works by Frank, and Beethoven. 4 16 1896 February 9 Paris: Cercle Artistique & Litteraire de Bruxelles: Soiree Musicale, featuring works by Beethoven, Liszt, Franck, and more. 4 17 undated, February 17 Paris: L'Eventail: A performance of the play Les Danicheff, a comedy in four acts. With a decorative fan as behind the title. 4 18 1895 October 13 Paris: L'Eventail: The first performance of Madame Judic and her theater troupe in La Femme a Papa, a vaudeville in 3 acts With a decorative fan behind the title 4 19 1895 October 27 Paris: L'Eventail: Concerts Populaires de Musique Classique under the direction of Mr. Joseph Dupont, performing pieces by Busoni, Beethoven, Weber, and more. 4 20 1895 November 24 Paris: Salle de la Societe Royale de la Grande Harmonie: Seance Musicale with Miss Cecile Chaminade, Mrs. Ronchini, Mr. Johann Smitt, and Mrs. Ronchni. Featuring works by Miss Chaminade, Chopin, Saraste, Bach, Fischer, and Popper. Program also features a list of works by Miss Chaminade 4 21 1895 November 16 Paris: Salons de Mlle Pauline de Smet: A special concert featuring the history of piano literature, with pieces by Merulo, Tallis, W. Bird, O. Gibbons, and J. Bull. 4 22 1895 November 20 Paris: Salons de Mlle Pauline de Smet: A special concert featuring the history of piano literature, with pieces by Feescobaldi, B. Pasquini, M. Rossi, H. Purcell, and A. Arne. 4 23 1895 December 4 Paris: Salons de Mlle Pauline de Smet: A special concert featuring the history of piano literature, with works by Chambonnieres, D'Anglebert, Du Mong, Marchant, and Lully. 4 24 1895 December 18 Paris: Salons de Mlle Pauline de Smet: A special concert featuring the history of piano literature, with works by Froberger, Kerl, Kuhnau, Mattherson, and Muffat. 4 25 1896 January 8 Paris: Stattion Balneaire de Scheveningue Kurhaus: Concerts de L'Orchestre Philharmonique, under the direction of M. Bernhard Breuer, and Mr. Frnaz Mannstaedt. 4 26 1895 June 18 Paris: Theatre du Chatelet: Concerts-Colonne under the direction of Richard Strauss, with A. De Wieniawski 4 27 undated, March 22 Paris: Theatre National d L'Opera: Performances of the opera Samson et Dalila, and the ballet La Maladetta. 4 28 1895 September 6 Paris: Theatre Royal de la Monnaie: Le Maitre de Chapelle, La Navarraise, and Sylvia. Detailed drawing as the cover featuring an angel descending from the heavens, and another detailed drawing in the main section of the program featuring a goddess type figure. 4 29 1895 October Paris: Theatre Royal de la Monnaie: Concerts Populaires de Musique Classique under the direction of Mr. Joseph Dupont featuring the symphonic tone poem for orchestra and chorus, Psyche. 4 30 1895 December 8 Paris: Theatre Royal de la Monnaie: A performance of the opera Don Pasquale, with a decorative cover in red ink featuring a sketch titles "Madison des Servantes." Program excerpt. 6 48 1895 December 17 Paris: Theatre Royal de la Monnaie: Concerts Populaires de Musique Classique under the direction of Mr. Joseph Dupont with Mr. Willy Burmester's chorus 4 76 1896 January 19 Paris: Theatre Royal de la Monnaie: A performance of the opera Evangeline. A decorative program cover featuring an actress and cherubs playing musical instruments. 6 49 Undated Paris: Theatre Royal de la Monnaie: A performance of Beethoven's opera Fidelio. A decorative program cover featuring an actress and cherubs playing musical instruments. 6 50 Undated Paris: Theatre Royal de la Monnaie: A performance of the opera Mignon. A decorative program cover featuring an actress and cherubs playing musical instruments. 6 51 Undated Paris: Waux-Hall au Parc: A performance by the Orchestre du Theatre Royal de la Monnaie sous la direction de MM. Leon Dubois & Ed. Lapon. With orchestral pieces by Dubois, Gounod, Bizet, Rossini, and other 19th Century orchestral composers. Very large program. 4 31 1890s United Kingdom: Imperial Institute: Programme of Musical and Other Arrangements, featuring works by Schubert, Johann Strauss, Grieg, Mendelssohn, and more. 4 37 1895 July 19 Unidentified Theatre 4 75 1871 February 11 Unidentified Theatres: General Reid's Commemoration Concert featuring Mademoiselle Vaneri, Miss Susannah Cole, Miss Poole, Mr. Allan Irving, the Edinburgh Glee Union, The Choral Union, and Mr. C. J. Hargitt, performing pieces by Berlioz Verdi, Spohr, and more. Large rip in center of both leaves. 4 38 1861 February 13 Unidentified Theatres: Cathedral Concert on Thanksgiving Evening with works by Bellini, Auber, Gugilelmus, and a piece titled Stabat Mater 4 39 1861 November 28 Unidentified Theatres: Second Serious of Classical Chamber Concerts at the Musical Union Hall by Mrs. Kloss, assisted by Mrs. Bostwick, Dr. Fessel, and Mr. Balatka featuring works by Schumann, Beethoven, Chopin, and more. 4 40 1864 January 23 Unidentified Theatres: Haydn's Creation 4 41 1865 May Unidentified Theatres: Amateur Dramatic Entertainment at Gothic Hall Danvers. The plays "The Ladies Battle," and "The Widow's Victim" are performed. 4 42 1865 October 26 Unidentified Theatres: Music Fund Concerts at the Church of the Messiah featuring works by Bach, Weber, Bellini, and more. 4 43 1869 March 15 Unidentified Theatres: Farewell Concert by Mrs. C. A. Barry with Miss Anna Mehlig featuring works by Beethoven, Handel, Rossini, and more. 4 44 1870 April 2 Unidentified Theatres: Ladies' Festival, The Musical Evening at Central Hall. With the Racine College Glee Club and other soloists performing works by Schumann, Rossini, Chopin, and more. 4 45 1872 December 6 Unidentified Theatres:Frank Moran-Eph Horn representing the Christy Minstrels in a humors and musical melange titled phoites. 4 46 1876 March 13 Unidentified Theatres: John Stetson's Star Novelty Company from the Howard Athenaeum performing a variety of sketches, and songs. 4 47 1876 September 22 Unidentified Theatres: Ladies' Chorus, Third Season, Second Concert under the direction of Mr. R. Merrill performing pieces by Mendelssohn, Gade, and more. 4 48 1879 May 7 Unidentified Theatres: A play Esmeralda accompanied with music by Verdi, Neibig, Zikoff, and Flotow. 4 49 1882 April 20 Unidentified Theatres: The comic opera "The Crimson Scarf" followed by a comedietta in one act titled "Orange Blossoms" 4 50 1882 May 11 Unidentified Theatres: Chamber concerts by Otto Bendix, performing works by Schumann, Grieg, Liszt, and more. 4 51 1885 February 17 and 26 Unidentified Theatres: Y. M. C. A. Course, Grand Concert featuring the Oliver Chorus with Mr. Reuben Merrill as the conductor, featuring works by Rheinberger, Meyerbeer, and more. 4 52 1886 January 20 Unidentified Theatres: St. Andrew's Wells Street, St. Marylebone, with various hymns and lectures. 4 53 1888 June 3-16 Unidentified Theatres: Konzert der Kur-Kapelle unter Leitung with the director August LAbitzky featuring works by various composers. 4 54 1888 September 6 Unidentified Theatres: A concert of various songs 4 55 1907 November 13 Unidentified Theatres: Caroline Riching's Bernadrds' Oldde Folkes Costume Concerts featuring various hymns and other old timey songs. 4 65 Undated Unidentified Theatres: Complimentary and Farewell Concert to Mrs. Cassie Mattison at Bryan Hall with works written by Rossini, Donizetti, and more. 4 60 November 19 Unidentified Theatres: George M. Baker's Original Entertainment "Too Late for the Train!" a play featuring Mr. H. C. Barnabee and Mr. Baker with a small musical interlude featuring works by Verdi, and others. 4 64 Undated Unidentified Theatres: Gilmore's Band, Old Mechanic's Fair, featuring works by Bach, Verdi Liszt, and more. 4 59 November 3 Unidentified Theatres: Mr. B. J. Lang's Two Concerts at Tremont Temple 4 74 February 24 and March 10 Unidentified Theatres: Musical Association Concerts, Second Concert takes place with the performance of Shakespeare's play A Midsummer Night's Dream 4 62 December 12 Unidentified Theatres: Music Hall. Grand Musical Soiree performed by Mrs. H. M. Smith, Miss Addie S. Ryan, Miss Alice Dutton 4 69 Undated Unidentified Theatres: Ole Bull Grand Concert, Town Hall, Beverly with works by Weber, Liszt, and more. 4 57 February 17 Unidentified Theatres: Parlor Concert for the Benefit of Christ Church Mission at the residence of Mrs. W. M. Derby featuring works by Bellini, Chopin, Beethoven, and more. 4 61 December 2 Unidentified Theatres: Program featuring works by Schubert, Franz, Brahms, Schumann, Ad. Jensen, Gounod, Maude V. White, Jules Jordan and Molloy performed by Max Heinrich and Mrs. Fernald 4 66 Undated Unidentified Theatres: A series of Four Piano-Forte Concerts at Wesleyan Hall 4 71 April 10, 17, 24 and May 1 Unidentified Theatres: A Series of six Musical Matinees at the Hall of the Mechanics' Charitable Association 4 70 1871 November 16, 30, December 14, 21, and 1872 January 11 and 25 Unidentified Theatres: A series of Three Piano-Forte Recitals at Mechanic's Hall 4 73 1872 January 10, 15, and 17 Unidentified Theatres: Tableaux Vivants! Music Hall, featuring pictures 4 56 undated, February 17 Unidentified Theatres: Tableaux Vivants! Music Hall. Another evening of pictures with some repeats from the February 17th show. 4 58 February 19 Unidentified Theatres: Ten Old-Servian National Poems set to Music by George Henschel 4 63 Undated Unidentified Theatres: Works by Beethoven, Schaffer, Ferrari, Wasielewski, etc. 4 67 Undated Unidentified Theatres: Works by Bach, Wagner, Sambati, Handel, Mendelssohn, Grieg, Scharwenka, Whiting, Schubert and Chopin 4 68 Undated Unidentified Theatres: Works by E. Ketterer, Rossini, Ernst, Arditi, Stigelli, Haendel 4 72 Undated