Performance Date(s) and Time(s)
24 May 1870, Evening
25 May 1870, Evening
26 May 1870, Evening
27 May 1870, Evening
28 May 1870, Evening
28 May 1870, 1:00 PM
Program Details
From New York Herald: “The comedy…will be preceded by the delivery of Dr. Johnson’s original prologue by Mr. Harkins, and will terminate with the delivery of an original poetic epilogue, written by Mr. William Winter, and participated in by the whole company.”
Performers and/or Works Performed
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aka Life, love and habits
Citations
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Announcement: New York Sun, 09 May 1870, 2.
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Announcement: New York Herald, 12 May 1870, 3.
“‘The Good Natured Man,’ which is to succeed ‘Frou-Frou’ at the Fifth Avenue, is one of the most charming of the old comedies. It is being cast and mounted with the utmost care.”
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Announcement: New-York Daily Tribune, 12 May 1870, 5.
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Advertisement: New York Herald, 22 May 1870, 8.
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Advertisement: New-York Times, 22 May 1870, 7.
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Announcement: New York Herald, 23 May 1870, 10.
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Announcement: New-York Daily Tribune, 23 May 1870, 5.
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Announcement: New York Post, 23 May 1870, 2.
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Review: New York Herald, 25 May 1870, 6.
Compares the pace of the performance to an “old English minuet…the whole thing, though very fine and showy and elegant, was very slow.”
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Review: New York Post, 25 May 1870, 4.
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Announcement: New York Clipper, 28 May 1870, 62.
The play “will conclude with an epilogue by William Winter.”
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Review: New-York Daily Tribune, 28 May 1870, 5.
Very long review. Unclearly suggests that “old minuets” may have been performed in the course of the play.
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Review: New-York Times, 29 May 1870, 4.
Long review; no mention of music.
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Review: New York Sun, 30 May 1870, 3.
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Review: New York Clipper, 04 June 1870, 70.