Letter : to M. Perigaux, 16 January 1787.

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Letter : to M. Perigaux, 16 January 1787.

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Gallini was the manager of the King's Theatre. The letter relates to the engagement of dancer/choreographer Pierre Gardel. It also includes copies, in Gallini's hand, of two letters signed by Guiseppe and Michele Fabiani regarding money owed by them to John Christopher Thoman; Michele Fabiani danced at the King's Theatre. Perigaux was a banker in Paris.

[1] leaf ; 23 x 37 cm. folded to 16 x 19 cm.

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Harvard University, Harvard Theater Collection, Harvard College Library

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Thoman, John Christopher.

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Fabiani, Michele

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John Milton and Ruth Neils Ward Collection (Harvard Theatre Collection)

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Gallini, Giovanni-Andrea, 1728-1805

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Fabiani, Giuseppe

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Perigaux, M.

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Gardel, Pierre, 1758-1840

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Pierre Gardel was a French dancer, choreographer, ballet master, and teacher. From the description of Expense sheets for a performance of the ballet, Le jugement de Paris, 1810. (Pennsylvania State University Libraries). WorldCat record id: 727946388 ...

King's Theatre (London, England)

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Opened as Her Majesty's Theatre, London, 9 April 1705; in 1714 changed name to King's Theatre; in 1837 renamed Her Majesty's Theatre; closed and demolished in 1891; rebuilt and reopened 28 April 1897. The theatre changes names to either Her Majesty's Theatre or His Majesty's Theatre depending on whether a queen or king is on the British throne. John Ebers, a bookseller, took over the management of the theatre in 1821; Ebers became involved in lawsuits in 1825 which, combined with a large increas...