Playbill advertisement for W.H. Bartholomew in "Rose Elmer" at the Washington Theater, January 2, 1861

Playbill advertisement for W.H. Bartholomew in "Rose Elmer" at the Washington Theater, January 2, 1861

by W. H. Bartholomew

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Washington Theater. Manager S.W. Glenn. Great attraction. Benefit of W.H. Bartholomew, Wednesday, Jan. 2, 1861. Mrs. Southworth's last great Ledger story, "Rose Elmer, or, A Divided Heart and a Divided Life" ... After which, the celebrated dance "La Arragonese! Also the great comic pantomime of Robert Bertrande as played by the famous Ravel Troupe! Mr. E. Brink, has in the kindest manner volunteered for this night only.

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