26 Jan 1863, Evening
27 Jan 1863, Evening
28 Jan 1863, Evening
29 Jan 1863, Evening
30 Jan 1863, Evening
31 Jan 1863, Evening
31 Jan 1863, 2:30 PM
Program Details
The Olga (Spanish Divertissement)
1st – Introductory Dance (Ladies of the ballet)
2nd – Mongador Polka (Mary Blake, Ross, Archer, Bogart, Scott, A. Blake)
3rd – Olga Polka Mazourka (Blanchard)
4th – Grand Finale (Blanchard, M. Blake, Ross, and Corps de Ballet)
J. Wambold, banjoist and Ethiopian comedian [WED-SAT]; Dan Shelby, Ethiopian comedian [WED-SAT]; Fred Shaw, comic vocalist and comedian [WED-SAT]; Kathleen O’ Neil, Irish vocalist, danseuse and comedian [THU-SAT]
Venue advertised as The Great American Music Hall.
Advertisement:New York Herald, 25 January 1863, 7.
2)
Advertisement:New York Herald, 26 January 1863, 7.
“First week of the beautiful Spanish Divertissement, ’The Olga,’ Arranged expressly for this establishment by Mons. Paul Brilliant. . . . Charley White, the world famed Ethiopian comedian and author of all the popular Negro Farces and Burlesques of the Day.â€
3)
Advertisement:New York Herald, 27 January 1863, 7.
4)
Advertisement:New York Herald, 28 January 1863, 7.
“THE SONGS, DUETS AND OPERATIC PERFORMANCE. THE BALLETS AND DANCES, THE SABLE MINSTRELSY, THE GYMNASTIC FEATS, THE SOLOS AND CONCENTRATED [sic] PIECES OF THE ORCHESTRA, THE ETHIOPIAN SPEECHES, BURLESQUES, ETC. . . . To-night, first appearance of . . . J. WAMBOLD, the renowned Banjoist.”
5)
Advertisement:New York Herald, 29 January 1863, 7.
6)
Advertisement:New York Herald, 30 January 1863, 7.
7)
Advertisement:New York Herald, 31 January 1863, 7.