Theater playbill for "Victims!" and "Solon Shingle," Ford's Opera House, Baltimore, October 5, 1874
Contributors: Taylor, Tom, 1817-1880; Owens, John E. (John Edmond), 1823-1886; Ford's Grand Opera House (Baltimore, Md.); Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Publisher: Chronicle Publishing Company Print
Published: 1874
Place of publication: Washington, D.C.?]
Language: eng
Other titles: Victims!; Solon shingle
Description: Ford's Opera House, John T. Ford, proprietor, B. Clay Ford, acting and business manager, stage manager S.B. Duffield, treasurer Frank Arthur, leader of orchestra, F. Prosperi. "There's a Time to Laugh." Engagement for one week only of the most popular of comedians, John E. Owens who will appear, supported by the entire company engaged for his theater in New Orleans. Monday Evening, October 5, 1874, the entertainment will commence with the popular comedy, in 3 acts, by Tom Taylor, Esq., entitled "Victims!" ... to conclude with Mr. Owen's original and eminently popular "Solon Shingle!"
Notes: [Baltimore, Md.], Ford's Opera House, Monday evening, October 5, 1874.

Title devised by Library staff.

Cast: Victims: John E. Owens, Colin Stuart, Edwin F. Thorne, Chas. F. Fyffe, F. Chippendale, J.J. Wallace, E.B. Holmes, J.P. Howard, W. Hall, J.L. Carhart, Walter Benn, Miss Laura Don, Miss A. Langdon, Mrs. J.L. Carhart, Miss Annie Forrest, Mrs. L.E. Seymour, Miss Helen D'Este.

Cast: Solon Shingle: John E. Owens, Edwin F. Thorne, E.B. Holmes, Chas. J. Fyffe, Colin Stuart, J.J. Wallace, C.F. Loon, Walter Benn, J.P. Howard, J.L. Carhart, H.C. Marston, W.A. Hall, Mrs. L.E. Seymour, Miss Annie Forrest.

"Tuesday, Everybody's Friend & Solon Shingle. Wednesday, Poor Gentleman & Solon Shingle. Thursday, Victims & Solon Shingle. Friday, Heir at Law and Forty Winks. Saturday, Owens matinee! Saturday night, Paul Pry and Betsy Baker!"

In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).