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Dundee Music Hall programme, 1885, pages 2-3

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Programme

This programme lists a varied evening of music hall entertainment, including singers, comedians, speciality acts, and novelty performers such as the Louisiana Lilies and Merry Mac. Alongside the running order, it contains advertisements for local Dundee businesses and prints the lyrics to popular songs. Programmes like this offered audiences both a souvenir of their visit and a guide to the night’s entertainment.

Object details

Object type
Programme
Production date
- 1885
Dimensions
26.2 x 41.6 cm
Museum number
252(20)

Source collection
Lamb Collection, Dundee Central Library

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The object’s story

Transcription

Programme includes:

OVERTURE, “Ruche D’Or” – E. Bregant
BAND
Musical Director, THOS. JUKES.

Miss NELLY VIBERT,
Descriptive Vocalist

Mr JESS SMITH,
Descriptive Baritone Vocalist

BROS. COURTNEY
“THE LOUISIANA LILIES”
Chair Turn Artistes

Mr F. D. HARRIS,
Vocal Comedian

IKE QUICKMAN,
The American Siffleur

Messrs VERN & VOLT,
Eccentric Comedians and Skaters

FLO CAPEL,
Female Baritone Vocalist

MERRY MAC,
The Renowned Hibernian Entertainer

THIS PROGRAMME IS SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.

Programme includes lyrics to songs:

‘O’Donnell, or Where The Shamrock Grows so Green’. Written by Sterling Coyne, sung by Flo Capel

‘Oh! Those Girls’. Written and composed by Mr Jas. Rolmas, sung by Fred D. Harris.

Connected places

Dundee Music Hall & Opera House (1866-1888)

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