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Dundee Music Hall programme, June 1883, page 4

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Programme

This programme page promoted forthcoming entertainment at Dundee’s Theatre Royal, including performances of the American comedy Dan’l Bartlett and the opera Fedora. It also advertised a benefit performance for popular music hall entertainers Ferguson and Mack, highlighting the close connections between Dundee’s theatre and music hall scenes in the late Victorian period.

Object details

Object type
Programme
Production date
Jun 1883
Dimensions
26.1 x 25.7 cm
Museum number
252(20)

Source collection
Lamb Collection, Dundee Central Library

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The object’s story

Transcription

THEATRE ROYAL.

TO-NIGHT AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK,

THE GREAT AMERICAN COMEDY

“DAN’L BARTLETT.”
SIPPLE & DICKENS
LIZZIE ASHTON
J. C. MACDONALD

On MONDAY, Aug. 11th.

FRIDAY, August 8th,

BENEFIT
OF
FERGUSON
AND
MACK.

THEATRE ROYAL.

“FEDORA,”

On MONDAY, AUGUST 11th, 1884.

(The text “TO LET” appears vertically in the side panels on both the left and right margins, indicating advertising space was available.)

Connected places

Dundee Music Hall & Opera House (1866-1888)

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