Bryants’ Minstrels
Event Information
Venue(s):
Mechanic's Hall
Proprietor / Lessee:
Dan Bryant
Neil Bryant
Price: $.25
Event Type:
Minstrel
Record Information
Status:
Published
Last Updated:
9 August 2010
Performance Date(s) and Time(s)
01 Jun 1863, 8:00 PM02 Jun 1863, 8:00 PM
03 Jun 1863, 8:00 PM
04 Jun 1863, 8:00 PM
05 Jun 1863, 8:00 PM
06 Jun 1863, 8:00 PM
Program Details
Bryants’ Minstrels
I am here is the burlesque of The Duke's motto
Current Events keyword because of Duke's Motto.
Proprietors - Bryant Bros. (Dan and Neil)
I am here is the burlesque of The Duke's motto
Current Events keyword because of Duke's Motto.
Proprietors - Bryant Bros. (Dan and Neil)
Performers and/or Works Performed
1)
Participants: John H. Sivori; Dan Bryant; William L. [minstrel] Hobbs; Sherwood C. Campbell; G. A. Conners; Rollin Howard; W. W. [minstrel] Newcomb; George W. Howard Griffin; Master [minstrel] Burnside; Daniel Decatur Emmett; James Morrison; Neil Bryant; George S. Fowler [minstrel]; Frank [minstrel] Leslie; Little [minstrel] Mac; Dave [minstrel] Reed
3)
aka Exempt Shaking Quakers;
Exempt Shakers from Lebanon Town;
Lebanon Shakers, The ;
Shaking Quakers
5)
aka Seedy musicians;
Old time's rocks;
Old times' rocks;
Old times rock
Participants: Dan Bryant (role: Jacques Strop); George W. Howard Griffin (role: Macaire)
6)
8)
aka Dear mother I've come home to die
Composer(s): Tucker [comp.-cond.-voc.]
Participants: Frank [minstrel] Leslie
9)
aka Weeping, sad and lonely;
When the cruel war is over;
This cruel war
Composer(s): Tucker [comp.-cond.-voc.]
Participants: Master [minstrel] Burnside
10)
aka Lanagan's ball;
Lannergan's ball;
Lannigan's ball;
Lynagan’s Ball
Composer(s): Bryant, Glover
12)
aka Tin panonion;
Tin-pan-on-ion;
Tinpanonion;
Tin pan onion;
Tin Pano-ni-on;
Tin-pan-o-ni-on
Citations
2)
“Besides ‘The Duke’s Motto’ at Niblo’s, we had another version of the same piece, called ‘The Duke’s Signal,’ at the New Bowery theatre; a third version, called ‘The Duke’s Device,’ at the Old Bowery theatre, and a burlesque, entitled ‘I Am Here,’ at the immortal and inimitable Bryants’ Minstrels.”