Theater program for "Clover" at Palmer's Theatre, New York, September 30, 1889

Theater program for "Clover" at Palmer's Theatre, New York, September 30, 1889

by Mathilde Cottrelly

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The Stage. Palmer's Theatre, Mr. A.M. Palmer, sole manager. Monday evening, September 30, 1889, thirtieth week of the fifth annual engagement of the McCaull Opera Company, (Jno. A. McCaull, sole proprietor & manager). And twenty-second week of the original production in English of "Clover." Music by Franz von Suppe ... libretto by Richard Genee and Bruno Zappert ... the production under the supervision of Mathilde Cottrelly, musical director Adolph Nowak, stage manager Herbert A. Cripps. Every evening and Saturday matinee at 2.

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