Bell Street Hall playbill, November 1845

Mr J. STEWART, late of the City [Rooms], Glasgow;
ALSO,
Mr LUNAN, from the Concer[t Rooms], Edinburgh;

TOGETHER WITH

Mr BENNY, the celebrated Comic Singer of this town.

And, in order to give versatility to the night’s amusements, he has secured the services of a celebrated

DANCER.
THE ORCHESTRA WILL BE COMPLETE;

So that nothing will be wanting to render the Entertainment worthy of public patronage.

PROGRAMME.
PART I.

Song, ……………………………. “There was a Lad was Born in Coil,” …………… Mr Stewart.
Comic Song, ……………………. “The New Ariel Steam-Ship,” ………………… Mr Benny.
Recitation, ……………………….. “The Field of Waterloo,” …………………… Mr Adams.
Song, ……………………………. “THE MONKS OF OLD,” ……………………… Mr Lunan.
Comic Song, …………………… “The Irish Schoolmaster,” …………………… Mr Benny.
Sailors Hornpipe, ……………………………………………………….. By a Young Gentleman.
Song, ……………………………. “Green Grow the Rashes, O!” ………………. Mr Stewart.

RECITATION (BY DESIRE)—
“THE AULD KIRK-YARD,”

Written by Mr PETER LIVINGSTON of Dundee, …………….. Mr Adams.

Comic Song, …………………… “The Ladies’ Man,” ………………………… Mr Benny.

PART II.

Song (by desire), …………….. “HIGHLAND MARY,” …………………………. Mr Stewart,

ILLUSTRATED WITH A SHORT ACCOUNT OF THE LIFE AND LOVES OF
BURNS & HIGHLAND MARY,
BY MR ADAMS.

Comic Song, …………… “The Broken-Hearted Gardener,” …………….. Mr Benny.
Song, …………………….. “The Mistletoe Bough,” …………………….. Mr Lunan.
Comic Recitation, ……… “Soda-Water,” ……………………………….. Mr Adams.
Song, …………………….. “Lizzie Lindsay,” ………………………….. Mr Stewart.
Dance, …………………… “Highland Fling,” …………………………. A Young [Gentleman].
Comic Song, …………… “Cateline Joe,” ……………………………… Mr Benny.
Song, …………………….. “Soldier’s Tear,” ………………………….. Mr Lunan.
Favourite Song (by desire), …. “THE JOLLY BEGGAR,” …………….. Mr Stewart.

PRICE OF ADMISSION — Front-Seats, Sixpence; Back-Seats, [remainder lost]

Doors open at a quarter past Seven—to commence at Eight o’cl[o]ck.

J. DUFF, PRINTER, DUNDEE.