Rocambole, or, The Knaves of Hearts
Contributors: Suter, William E., 1811?-1882; Morton, John Maddison, 1811-1891; Boston Museum (1847-1903); Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1867
Language: eng
Other titles: Rocambole; Knaves of Hearts; Sent to the tower.
Description: Boston Museum, acting manager, Mr. R.M. Field. Third and last week of the new sensational drama, which must be withdrawn at the close of the present week, notwithstanding its continued brilliant success, intense interest, startling effect, thrilling situations! Positively last performances of "Rocambole, or, The Knaves of Hearts". To conclude, each evening, with the famous Warren Farce, "Sent to the Tower!".
Notes: Boston Museum, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings, March 26, 26 and 28 [1867], also on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. Evening performances commence at 7 1-2 o'clock. Afternoon performances, Wednesday and Saturday, at 2 1-2 o'clock.

Title devised by Library staff.

"Rocambole" Cast: Prologue: Mr. L.R. Shewell, J.J. Wallace, G.F. Ketchum, W. Warren, T.M. Hunter, Miss Emily Mestayer, Miss M. Parker. The Drama: Mr. L.R. Shewell, J.J. Wallace, W. Warren, Wm. Harris, J.A. Smith, G.F. Ketchum, J. Burrows, Mr. J.R. Pitman, A.O. Dinsmore, Kelly, Miss Annie Clarke, Miss Emily Mestayer, Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Maria Maeder, Mrs. McClannin, Miss Mary W. Cary.

"Sent to the Tower" Cast: Mr. W. Warren, G.F. Ketchum, C.M. Davis.

"The Evening Programme, Vol. 1, no. 18, Boston, Mass."

"Friday evening, March 29, Benefit of Mrs. Marie Maeder ... Monday, April 1, Benefit of Mr. L.R. Shewell".

"Charles H. Crosby, Printer and Lithographer, 13, 15 and 46 Water Street".

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