“ORIGINAL MUSIC, under the direction of Harvey B. Dodworth.”
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Announcement:New-York Times, 03 August 1863, 5.
“[T]he ‘Duke’s Motto’ will be repeated until further notice.It is good for the rest of the month at all event.”
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Announcement:New York Post, 05 August 1863, 2.
“Niblo’s Garden still draws.Brougham’s ‘romantic drama’ and Collins’ songs of ‘Wine, Bright Wine,’ and ‘While there’s Life there’s Hope,’ are attractions.”
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Announcement:New York Post, 07 August 1863.
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Advertisement:New York Clipper, 08 August 1863, 136.
“Musical Conductor . . . HARVEY B. DODWORTH”
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Announcement:New York Clipper, 08 August 1863, 131.
“A good and profitable motto is the ‘Duke’s Motto,’ still in the height of its popularity at Niblo’s Garden.We see that some of the papers advise Mr. Wheatley to take off the play, and give us something fresh.Of course Mr. W. will not do any such thing; he manages his theatre for the purpose of making money, and just so long as he can play the ‘Duke’s Motto’ to a profitable account, just so long will he keep it on the bills.The crowds that flock to see the play show that the piece has not half run out yet.”