Theater playbill for Wood's Minstrels at the Washington Theater, October 17, 1860

Theater playbill for Wood's Minstrels at the Washington Theater, October 17, 1860

by J. H. Budworth

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Washington Theater. Continued success! Crowded houses! Audience in Convulsions of Laughter! More fun in prospectus. Budworth's (Late the Original and only genuine) Wood's Minstrels (under the special superintendance of J.H. Budworth) Who have secured the Theatre for a limited of nights only, previous to opening their establishment in the city of N. York. Grand Entire Change. New Bill! One to Make Stoics Laugh! First time in this city of the Burlesque "Arab Brothers" together with "Dignity & Impudence" and Fight for the championship, Heenan and Sayers. Observe the full change of songs, ballads, &c., &c. Wednesday Evening, Octobetr 17, '60 ...

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