Title: Theater playbill for Wood's Minstrels at Odd-Fellows' Hall, Washington, D.C., September 13, 1860
Description: Odd-Fellows' Hall "The cry is, still they come!" 2,200 persons! Have visited the above Hall, during the past 3 nights, to see Budworth's (Late the Original and Only Genuine) Wood's Minstrels, the model Troupe of the profession! From Wood's Marble Palace of Minstrelsy, 561 and 563 Broadway, New York, where they have been permanently located for the past ten years. This Troupe (The Best Ethiopian Troupe in the country) have recently closed their brilliant and triumphant engagement of four weeks, at Barnum's Museum, New York, The greatest Minstrel engagement on record. They are now making their first Southern Tour, under the entire supervision of Mr. James H. Budworth, Prince of Ethiopian comedians. By general request, the great farce of Peter Piper Pepper Podge. 4th and last night but two when Mr. J.H. Budworth and the whole company will appear in the following Nonpareil programme. Thursday evening, September 13th, 1860 ...