[Theatre Royal Sadler's Wells playbill, June 4-9 and following week, 1849]
Contributors: Pell, Gilbert W. (Gilbert Ward), 1824 or 1825-1872; Briggs, Thomas F.; Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870; Adelphi Theatre (Edinburgh, Scotland); Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1849
Language: eng
Other titles: Boz's "Juba"
Description: Theatre Royal, Sadlers Wells, lessee Messrs. Greenwood & Phelps. For twelve nights only! The nobility, gentry and the public in general are respectfully informed that G.W. Pell (the original Bones,) who created a furor at the St. James Theatre and Vauxhall Gardens, with his company of Serenaders! (seven in number,) including that extraordinary youth of colour, Boz's "Juba" the hero of Charles Dickesn, Esq. "American Notes," the most wonderful dancer in the world will give their grand fashionable American entertainments at the above theatre ... The programme each evening will include several celebrated pieces as sung before her most gracious majesty Queen Victora, Prince Albert and suite at Arundel Castle. Accompanied on the banjo by Briggs, the best player in the world.
Notes: Theatre Royal, Sadlers Wells [London], on the evenings of Monday, June 4th, Tuesday, June 5th, Wednesday, June 6th, Thursday, June 7th, Friday, June 8th, Saturday, June 9th, 1849, and the following week.

Title devised by Library staff.

LC copy shelved under: Boz's Juba in oversize map case.

In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).
Table of contents: title: Programme for Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, June 4th, 6th, & 8th. Part first: Overture / Band. Glee "You'll see dem on the Ohio" / Company. Chaunt "My Dear Lucinda" / Pell. Trio "The Spot that we were born on" / Irvin, Valentine, and Ludlow. Song "Floating Scow" / Ludlow. Solo and Chorus "Stop dat knocking" / Valentine and Company. "Miss Lucy Long", in character (original) / Boz's Juba; title: Part second: Slow movement / Band. Ballad "My Canoe is on de Ohio" / Irvin. Chaunt "Old Joe" / Pell. Ballad "Mary Blane". Song "Oh, Susannah, don't you cry" / Irvin. Parody "Old Jumbo" / Ludlow; title: Part Third: Overture / Band. Serenade "Summer Night" / Valentine. Refrain "Way Down South" / Boz's Juba. Ballad "Give me a hut" / Valentine. Chaunt "Jenny put de kittle on" / Boz's Juba. Duet "Banjo and Bones" / Briggs and Pell. "Festival Dance" (original) / Boz's Juba. "Plantation Dance" (original) / Boz's Juba.; title: Programme Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, June 5th, 7th, and 9th. Part first: Overture / Band. Ballad "Jolly Raftsman" / Irvin. Song "Carry me back to Old Virginny" / Ludlow. Chaunt "Poor Old Ned" / Irvin. Refrain "Dan Tucker" / Briggs. Ballad "Rosa Lee" / Irvin. Solo and chorus "Stop dat knockin" / Valentine and Company. "Lucy Long," in character (original) / Boz's Juba; title: Part second: Overture / Band. Serenade "Summer Night" / Valentine. Chaunt "I seen her at the window" / Pell. Ballad "Sailing on de Ohio" / Irvin. Parody "Old Jumbo" / Ludlow. Chaunt "My Aunt Sally" / Irvin; title: Part third: Overture / Band. Chanut "Who's dat knockin at de door" / Boz's Juba. Ballad "Rosa Mae" / Valentine. Chaunt "Jenny put de kittle on" / Boz's Juba. Duet "Banjo and Bones" / Briggs and Pell. "Festival Dance" (original) / Boz's Juba. "Plantation Dance" (original) / Boz's Juba.