Fox’s Old Bowery Theatre: C. Foster Benefit

Event Information

Venue(s):
Fox's Old Bowery Theatre (until 1/67)

Proprietor / Lessee:
George Washington Lafayette Fox

Manager / Director:
George Washington Lafayette Fox

Event Type:
Play With Music

Record Information

Status:
Published

Last Updated:
25 October 2016

Performance Date(s) and Time(s)

13 Jun 1865, Evening

Program Details

The Brigands of Calabria includes a dance and song performed by Young Teddy and Tommy.

Performers and/or Works Performed

1)

LIST OF PERFORMER(S)/ORGANIZATION(S)

Participants: George Washington Lafayette Fox; Charles Kemble Fox; Fanny Herring; Rachel Denvil; Charles [actor-mgr.-dramtist] Foster; Mons. [dancer] Baptistia; Samuel Bradshaw; Mlle. [dancer] Martinetti; Young [actor] Teddy; Young [actor] Tommy

2)

Satan in Paris; or, The mysterious stranger

aka Satan in Paris; Mysterious stranger; Satan; ou, Le diable a Paris; Devil in Paris

Text Author: Selby

Participants: George Washington Lafayette Fox; Fanny Herring (role: six characters); Charles [actor-mgr.-dramtist] Foster

3)

Brigands of Calabria, The

Text Author: Suter

Participants: Young [actor] Teddy; Young [actor] Tommy; Rachel Denvil; Charles [actor-mgr.-dramtist] Foster

4)

Dance, unidentified

aka Extravaganza dance

Participants: Young [actor] Teddy; Young [actor] Tommy

5)

Song, unidentified

aka New song

Composer(s): Unknown composer

Participants: Young [actor] Teddy; Young [actor] Tommy

6)

Four lovers, The, [pantomime]

Composer(s): Fox

Participants: George Washington Lafayette Fox; Charles Kemble Fox; Mons. [dancer] Baptistia; Mlle. [dancer] Martinetti

7)

Text Author: Stirling

Participants: Charles [actor-mgr.-dramtist] Foster; Samuel Bradshaw

Citations

1)

Advertisement: New York Herald, 13 June 1865, 7.