Theater program for George Thatcher's Minstrels in "Tuxedo" at Col. Sinn's Brooklyn Park Theatre, Brooklyn, November 16, 1891
Contributors: Sinn, William E., 1833 or 1834-1899; Marble, Ed., 1846-1900; Colonel Sinn's New Park Theatre (Brooklyn, N.Y.); Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Publisher: Press of Rogers & Sherwood, 21 Barclay St.
Published: 1891
Place of publication: N.Y
Language: eng
Other titles: Tuxedo
Description: Col. Sinn's New Park Theatre, Col. W.E. Sinn, Mr. Walter L. Sinn, managers. London representative: Marcus R. Mayer, 48 Strand. Eighteenth season under th eprsent management in Brooklyn. 1891-1892 season. The leading theatre of Brooklyn. Evening overture at 8:10 p.m., matinees, 2 p.m. Week commencing Monday, November 16, 1891. Every evening during this week, matinees Wednesday and Saturday. George Thatcher's Minstrels allied with Rich & Harris' Comedy Co. under the management of Henry J. Sayer's in the latest musical farce by Ed. Marble, "Tuxedo".
Notes: Title devised by staff from item.

Cast: Raymon Moore, Ed. Marble, Burt Shepard, John A. Coleman, Hughey Dougherty, Geo. W. Lewis, H.W. Frillman, Geo. W. Dukelan, Andrew J. Powers, James H. Powers, Miss Mamie Gilroy, Miss Ida Fitzhugh, Miss Blanche Hayden, Miss Louise Rice, Miss Grace Hamilton, George Thatcher.

George Thatcher's Minstrels: Jesters: George Thatcher, Hughey Dougherty, George lewis, Andrew J. Powers, William J. Powers, James H. Powers. Questers: Ed. Marble, Burt Shepard, and H.W. Frillman, musical director: Dox Cruger.

"Next week, Monday, November 23, 1891, six nights, with regular matinees Wednesday and Saturday, extra matinee Thanksgiving Day. The favorite young American actress, Cora Tanner supported by her own company in Clinton Stuart's modern play, Will She Divorce Him?".

In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).
Table of contents: title: Act I. The Gabble villa at Tuxedo. General Potpourri. The Soul-Stirring Drama, The Fatal Cabinet, or, The Mad Lover's Revenge, with a blood-curdling denouement; title: Act II. George Thatcher's Minstrels; title: The Trans-Atlantic Comedian, John A. Coleman; title: The Story of Faust and Marguerite, composed and produced under the personal direction of Geo. W. Lewis; title: Parade of the Minstrels.; title: Incidental music performed by Geo. Thatcher's Orchestra. Overture / Suppe; title: Entree Act "Medley of Popular Airs" / Cruger.