Vaudeville
Contributors: Dandy, Jess, 1872-1923; Grand Opera House (Organization : Syracuse, N.Y.); Richard L. Coe Theater Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1900
Language: eng
Other titles: Grand Opera House program
Description: Grand Opera House, program, Graff & Shubert, lessees, Lee Shubert, manager, the following high class vaudeville artists will appear during the performance, and will be announced by numbers displayed on the stage. Richard Baker, amusement director.
Notes: Grand Opera House, Syracuse, week beginning Monday matinee, April, 16th [1900].

"Vol. II. Syracuse, April, 1900.16, no. 30"--Cover.

Title devised by Library staff.

In: Richard L. Coe Theater Programs Collection (Library of Congress).
Table of contents: title: Program: 1. Overture / Mr. Dresher and orchestra; title: 2. First Syracuse appearance of "The 5 Olivers," famous bell ringers, singers, dancers, phenomanel whistlers; title: 3. King and Cray, Chinese acrobats; title: 4. Claude Thardo, the eccentric story teller and singing comedian; title: 5. Foy and Clark in "The Man Across the Street"; title: 6. The German empresses, Sisters Tyson, character change artists; title: 7. "America's sweetest singer" Edna Bassett Marshall & Company, in a realistic novelty singing act, introducing "The Famous Street Urchin Quartette"; title: 8. Jess Dandy in his inimitable Jew parodies; title: 9. Six Sennetts, from Wintergarten, Berlin, scenes in front of a monkey cage in the Zoological Garden; title: 10. Kinodrome, with new views of current interest.; title: Musical program: 1. March "The Smuggles of Badayez" / Glack Minkowski; title: 2. Waltz. "Consolation" / Hans S. Line; title: 3. March. "Ragtime Sports" / James Haack; title: 4. Dance. "Louisiana Barn" / A.C. Marks; title: 5. Twostep "American Girl" / Wm. Glassmire.