Theater playbill for "The Willow Copse" and "Dying for Love!" at the Washington Theater, January 4, 1861

Theater playbill for "The Willow Copse" and "Dying for Love!" at the Washington Theater, January 4, 1861

by Humphrey Bland

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Washington Theater. Lessee, Mr. S.W. Glenn, stage manager, Mr. Humphrey Bland ... On Friday, January 4th, 1861. Benefit of Mr. Humphrey Bland, stage manager. On Friday, January 4, 1861, the entertainments will commence with Bourcicault's great play of "The Willow Copse" after which Mr. Matt O'Brien, (who has kindly volunteered,) will sing "Gentle Words." To conclude with the new and successful farce of "Dying for Love!" ... On Saturday, benefit of Mr. F.C. Bangs. Notice. Extra nights! Extra nights! Engagement of the eminent comedian, Mr. Hackett! Who will appear on Monday in two of his most celebrated characters ...

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