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compiled EXPRESSLY FOR THE NEW YORK CLIPPER ANNUAL FOR 1892.
BECEMBKJK, 1S90.
1—"Frederic Lemuitre," Vjy W. Clyde Fitch, originally
acted, T'-emont Theatre^ Boston! Mass.; first in New
York, April 22, 1891, Daly's Theatre ....."It Was a
Dream," by "X. L.," produced first time in America,
Fifth Avenue The itre, N.Y.; oriajinally acted, Princ i of
Wales' Theatre, Birmingham, Eng., Sept. 18.......Da-
quesne Theatre, Pittsburg, dedicated.....Gaiety Dime
Museum and Bijou Th(>atre, Kalamazoo, Mich., dedi¬
cated......Feltman's Tivoli, Brooklyn, dedicated. ...
N. C. McGrane and Nellie Cameron" married, Buffalo.
2—"Barbara," by Jerome K; Jerome, acte.l first in Ameri-
cx (by professionals), Proctor's Twenty-third Street
-"In Austragsstriebchen," by M. Spindt and H. Neuert,
acted first in America, Amberg Theatre, N. Y......Ed¬
ward McEyilla made professional debut, as Marquis
De Vaux, in "Paul Kauvar," Montreal.......Bel Ami
Theatre, Huntington, W. Va., dedicated......."A Trip
to Chinatown," by C. H, Hoyt, acted first in New York,
Harlem Opera House ... .'.Plack's Opera House, Al-
toona. Pa., reopened as Lyceum Theatre......"Kate,"
by J. C. Roach, acted first in New York, Grand Opera
House......"Joan of Arc," Wm. Young's adaptation of
JulesBarbier's "Jeanne d'Arc," acted first in America,
P'ifth Avenue Theatre, N. Y.; originally acted, Gaiete,
Paris, in 1874.....Berwick, Pa., Opera House dedicated.
IKTKRIOR OF THE JOHN STREET THEATRE, New York, 1767.
Theatre, N. Y.; had been done by amateurs......Tur¬
ner Opera House, Oshkosh, Wis., dedicated.
-----Kate G. Henley divoiced from E. J. Henley, who later
married Mary Hampton.
3—"The Saracen," Alfred Dudley Hall's translation of
Dumas tragedy, originally acted, Wilkesbarre, Pa.
4—"Der Pfarrer von Kirchfeld," by L. Anzengruber,
acted first in America, Amberg Theatre, N. Y___"The
Open Gate," by C. Iladdon Chambers, acted first in
America, Broadway Theatre, N. Y......"A Boxing
(ilove," by FrankArnett, originally acted, Grand,
Wiieeling, W. Va.
C—Broadway Theatre. Norwich, Ct., dedicated......"The
Boomer," by Dan Packard, originally acted, Chester,
Pa....Rebie Opera Hous >, Bessemer, Ala., dedicated.
7—Basil West and Lulu Harris (non-professional) mar¬
ried, Brooklyn, N Y.; Henry J. Myers and Gertrude
Bosworth married, Vermont.
......Robinson's Theatre-Musee, Toronto, opened.....
"Two of a Kind," by Geo. Foley, originally acted,
Criterion Theatre, Brooklyn.
9—"Der Prozesshausl," by Ludwig Ganghofer and H.
Neuert, acted flr.st in America, Amberg Theatre, N. Y.
......Ada Davenport and J. J. McC)arthy married,
Springfield, O.
10—"Das Ilerz auf dem Rechten Fleck" ("The Heart in
the Right Spot") originally acted, Kessler's Hall, Jer¬
sey City.
-----Katherine Crego and Byron Harland married, Car¬
lisle, Pa.
11—"The Haunted Room," "A Woman" and "Grimsby's
Dilemma," by Mrs. Maraquita Hewitt, originally
acted. Star Theatre. N. Y. (author's matinee); as God¬
send, in"A Woman," Jimnie O'Neil Potter made met¬
ropolitan dramatic debut.
15—Johnstown, Pa., Opera House dedicated......Bon Ton
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