Abstracts: 4
Cleveland Morning Leader, 18 January 1864
(3 inches)
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723 - L Jan. 18:4/2 - Newcomb's minstrels, the best troupe in the world,
are to play three nights at the Academy of Music. They have just com-
pleted a 126-night stand in Cincinnati. (3)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 20 January 1864
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p.4, col.2
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724 - L. Jan. 20:4/2 - Newcomb's minstrels, princes of minstrelsy, com-
bine musical excellence, originality, wit, and fun, more than any other
troupe. - (1)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 21 January 1864
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p.4, col.2
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725 - L. Jan. 21:4/2 - Newcomb's minstrels, Negro melodists. Their
last play ran 126 nights in Cincinnati. Among the leading talent are
Messrs. Rainor, Pell, and Hughes. They have a brass band of 11 pieces.
(3)
Hughes (minstrel); Newcomb's minstrels; Pill, Frank (minstrel); Rainer (minstrel)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 22 January 1864
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726 - L. Jan. 22:4/2 - Newcomb's minstrels were presented at the Academy
of Music and were a hugh success. The "End Men" were funny; the music,
excellent. Mr. Newcomb in "Old Virginia" was rich, as was Frank Pell
in "Land of our Forefathers." Admission to the matinee is 15 cents.
(4)
Academy of Music; LAND OF OUR FOREFATHERS (play); Newcomb's minstrels; OLD WIRGINIA (play)