Theater program for "Le Petit Duc" at Booth's Theatre, every evening during the week, Saturday, April 19, 1879
Contributors: Meilhac, Henri, 1831-1897; Halévy, Ludovic, 1834-1908; Grau, Maurice, 1849-1907, producer; Lecocq, Charles, 1832-1918; Booth's Theatre; Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Publisher: [Publisher not identified]
Published: 1879
Place of publication: [New York]
Language: eng
Other titles: Petit duc; Maurice Grau's French Opera Bouffe, New York, Thursday, April 17, 1879; Booth's Theatre programme
Description: Booth's Theatre, lessee and manager Mr. Henry E. Abbey. Every evening during the week, at 8, also, at the first matinee, on Saturday afternoon, April 19, at 1.30, will be performed for the first time here, in its original form, as composed by the Authors, with entirely new and gorgeous costumes, expressly manufactured for this production, by Messrs. Landolff and Millet, in Paris, and a mise-en-scene, surpassing all previous efforts "Le Petit Duc," opera comique in 3 acts, by Mm. Henry Meilhac and Ludovic Halevy, music by Ch. Lecocq.
Notes: Title devised by staff from cover of item.

Cast: Mlle. Marie Aimee, Mm. Jouard, Dupuis, Salvator, Hayme, Vinchon, Jolivet, Saleon, Gavant, Terrancle, Mlles. Raphael, Beaudet, Vallot, Armand, Amelie, Sylla, Louise Duparc, Canonge, Estradere, Leroy, Berthe, Vallot, Amelie, Estradere, Sylla, Marguerite, Salvator, De Blinde, Ruffino, Seygaud.

"Maurice Grau's French Opera Bouffe, New York, Thursday, April 17, 1879, Sunday evening, April 20th, 1879, second and positively last grand Aimee Sunday night concert ... On this occasion Mlle. Marie Aimée will sing several of her most popular English, French and Spanish songs, and will have the assistance of Mlle. Teresa Carreno, the famous pianiste, Mlle. Sara Raphael, the distinguished Prima Donna, Mr. E. Juteau, the favorite Tenor (his first appearance here in six years) Mr. E. Jouard, the popular Baritone and an increased orchdstra under the direction of Mr. Gouthieres"--page 1.

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