[Edinburgh Adelphi Theatre playbill, August 25, 1849]
Contributors: Deulin, Nicolo; Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870; 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" is coming!; Lost ship, or, The man-of-war-man & the privateer.; Manager in distress, or, The theatre in an uproar.; Oliver Twist, or, The adventures of a workhouse boy.
Description: Edinburgh Adelphi Theatre. Boz's "Juba" is coming! Last night but seven of the present season! for the benefit of Mr. T. King. This present evening, Friday, August 24th, 1849, will be performed, for the first time these five years, the celebrated nautical melo-drama, entitled "The Lost Ship!, or, The Man-of-War's-Man & the Privateer." In the course of the piece a nautical hornpipe by Mr. S. Lake.
Notes: Edinburgh Adelphi Theatre, Friday, August 24, 1849.

Title devised by Library staff.

"To-morrow will be performed Marguerite's Colours after which, Laid Up in Port, or Sharks Along Shore, with other entertainments. On Monday, the celebrated serenaders from the St. James' Theatre-Royal, London, Mr. G.W. Pell (the original 'Bones') of the St. James Theatre, Mr. T.F. Briggs, the best banjo player in the world, and Boz's Juba!! Who are engaged for positively six nights only, will make their 1st appearance in this city ... Boz's Juba, the hero of Charles Dickens' 'American Notes,' and the only youth of colour ever before public."

Cast (For the Lost Ship): Mr. W. Cooper, Mr. T. King, Mr. Wyndham, Mr. Vaudrey, Mr. C. Lloyds, Mr. Henry Webb, Mr. Channing, Miss Vivash, Miss Frankland.

Cast (for Manager in Distress): Mr. Murray, Mr. Josephs, Master Josephs, Mr. Vaudrey, Mr. Wyndham, Mr. H. Webb.

Cast (for Oliver Twist): Mr. W. Cooper, Mr. Vaudrey, Mr. Murray, Mr. C. Lloyds, Mr. Josephs, Mr. Kimber, Mr. Carroll, Mr. Smith, Mr. H. Vivash, Mr. T. King, Mr. Channing, Mr. H. Webb, Jaster Josephs, Miss Parker, Miss Vivash, Miss Nicol, Mrs. Jospehs, Miss Cleaver.

"The next performance of the Italian Company, at the Theatre-Royal, will be to-morrow evening, Saturday, the 25th of August, 1849. The public is respectfully informed that in consequence of the great applause which has attended the performances of the Italian Operatic Company, they have made arrangements for three nights more, and will appear on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Next week, being positively their last appearance in Edinburgh."

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: The lost ship; title: The Indian cocoa nut dance by Herr Deulin & his two sons, grand pas de deux mazurka, by the Misses Balcarras, pupils of Mr. Arthur Webster; title: Manager in distress, or The theatre in an uproar; title: Comic song "Opposum up a gum tree," by Mr. Shaw, in imitation of the celebrated African Roscisu, Herr Nicolo Deulin will appear as the Flashcne Ganger, and introduce a variety of feats peculiar to himself and sons. The pas de deux cachuca by the pupils of Mr. Arthur Webster; title: The whole to conclude with, for the first time this season, the celebrated melo-drama, in two acts, called "Oliver Twist, or The Adventures of a Workhouse Boy!".