Theater playbill for Mr. E. Eddy in "Hamlet" and "The White Statue" at the Washington Theater, December 26, 1860

Theater playbill for Mr. E. Eddy in "Hamlet" and "The White Statue" at the Washington Theater, December 26, 1860

by Edward Eddy

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Washington Theater. Lessee Mr. S.W. Glenn, stage manager Mr. Humphrey Bland ... Wednesday, Dec. 26, '60. In compliance with the request made by distinguished Senators, Representatives and citizens, Mr. E. Eddy will repeat his sublime rendition of Shakspeare's "Hamlet" ... to conclude with Bartholomew's laughable pantomime of "The White Statue" ...

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