Pictorial souvenir theater albums, manuscript, 1895-1907.

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Pictorial souvenir theater albums, manuscript, 1895-1907.

Souvenir album commemorating actor C. W. Couldlock's retirement after performing in Richard Brinsley Sheridean's play "The Rivals." Includes a short biography of Couldlock and a summary of Sheridan's play along with a list of actors who performed. The production was held at the Fifth Ave Theatre.

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