Theater playbill for Sanford's Opera Troupe at Odd-Fellows' Hall, Washington, D.C., October 19, 1859
Contributors: Myers, J. R. (J. Richard), 1809-1874, performer; Landis, John, -1863, performer; Sliter, Dick, -1861, performer; Polkinhorn's Steam Printing Office; Odd Fellow's Hall (Washington, D.C.); Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Publisher: H. Polkinhorn's Steam Job Press, D. st., near 7th
Published: 1859
Place of publication: Washington
Language: eng
Other titles: Sanford's Opera Troupe; Benefit and last appearance of Sanford and his troupe!
Description: Odd-Fellows' Hall. A bumper at parting. Benefit and last appearance of Sanford and his Troupe! Wednesday ev'ng, Oc. 19th, 1859 on which occasion Matt. O'Brien will appear, and sing several Irish and Comic Songs. The entire company will exert themselves with their best attractions making in all, a monster bill ...
Notes: Title devised by Library staff from item.

In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).
Table of contents: title: Programme: Part 1: Overture / Edmonds, Myers and Band; title: Operatic Chorus / Sanford's Troupe; title: Johnson's Love / Sanford; title: Adventure with Horace Greely / Sanford; title: Speak of a man as you find him / Kavanagh; title: Morgan John / J.W. Landis; title: Conception of Gravitation / Sanford; title: Shells of Ocean / Master Lewis; title: Boy with the Auburn Hair / Sanford; title: Heart-rending Scenes of a Fireman / Sanford; title: Moonlit Sea / Perrine; title: Quick Steps / Edmonds and Band; title: Part II. Female Dance / Dick Sliter; title: Ballad: selected / Master Lewis; title: Abstract of Old Virginia / Sanford; title: The Ould Leather Breeches / Matt O'Brien; title: Mesmeric Scene! / Landis, Myers, and Perrine; title: The French Dancing Master! / Sanford and Sliter; title: Song: The Standard Bearer / Matt O'Brien; title: Drawing-Room Polka / Master Lewis; title: Violin Duet, or Solo Burrlesqued / Landis and Myers; title: Champion Jig / Dick Sliter; title: To conclude with There's No Time To Tarry.