Field of the Cloth of Gold

Event Information

Venue(s):
Wood's Museum and Metropolitan Theatre

Conductor(s):
Henry [conductor] Hahn

Price: $.50, dress circle and parquette; $.50 orchestra and balcony chairs; $.50 extra for all the wonders of the museum

Event Type:
Variety / Vaudeville

Record Information

Status:
Published

Last Updated:
9 February 2019

Performance Date(s) and Time(s)

01 Feb 1869, 2:00 PM
01 Feb 1869, 7:30 PM
02 Feb 1869, 2:00 PM
02 Feb 1869, 7:30 PM
03 Feb 1869, 2:00 PM
03 Feb 1869, 7:30 PM
04 Feb 1869, 2:00 PM
04 Feb 1869, 7:30 PM
05 Feb 1869, 2:00 PM
05 Feb 1869, 7:30 PM
06 Feb 1869, 2:00 PM
06 Feb 1869, 7:30 PM

Program Details

Preceded every evening and in the Wed. matinee by the Morlacchi Ballet Troupe.

Performers and/or Works Performed

1)
Field of the cloth of gold, The
Text Author: Brough
Participants:  Morlacchi Ballet Troupe;  William Jermyn Florence;  Mrs. William Jermyn Florence;  Rose [actress] Massey
2)
Field of the cloth of gold, The, [incidental music]
Composer(s): Glover

Citations

1)
Announcement: New York Sun, 15 January 1869, 3.
2)
Announcement: New-York Times, 25 January 1869, 5.
3)
Announcement: New York Clipper, 30 January 1869, 342, 2d col., bottom.
4)
Advertisement: New-York Times, 01 February 1869, 7.
5)
Announcement: New-York Times, 01 February 1869, 5.
6)
Announcement: New York Sun, 01 February 1869, 2.
7)
Advertisement: New York Herald, 01 February 1869.

Includes cast list.

8)
Review: New-York Times, 02 February 1869, 5.

No mention of music

9)
Review: New York Herald, 02 February 1869, 7.

No mention of music.

10)
Advertisement: New York Clipper, 06 February 1869, 351.
11)
Announcement: New York Clipper, 06 February 1869, 350, 3d col., top.

Includes cast list.

12)
Review: New York Clipper, 13 February 1869, 358, 3rd col., top.

“Rose Massey, who made her first appearance in this country on this occasion, is possessed of a pretty figure and a pleasing face, and here our praise must cease, for her voice is so weak that scarcely one half she says can be heard, and as for singing, that is out of the question. She appeared to be laboring under some difficulty the first night, for she was excessively nervous. The only meritorious singing in the burlesque was by Rose Cook, who possesses a sweet voice. She is improving in her acting, and her warm reception was richly deserved.”