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Ethiopian Serenaders (1848-49), 24 Jul. 1848 -29 Jul. 1848, London

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Event Type

Variety

Notes

Notes
Performers Listed:
  • Juba
Other Acts on Bill Listed:
  • ”Fireworks”
  • ”varied and attractive entertainments”
  • “Herr Redl’s unrivalled Band of 60 Performers”
  • "The Band of the celebrated Germanic Society" {July 27}
Other Event Info Available:
  • audience
  • context
  • performance time

Note: All ‘Other Info’ Categories list information that can be found about each item in relation to this event and/or the writings surrounding it.

Event Details

Venue Type: Pleasure Gardens
Location: London
County: London (city-county)
Type: Variety
Venue: Vauxhall Gardens

Date

-
Date notes



<div class="noteheading">Performance Days Within Run:</div>
<ul class="notes">
<LI>Monday Evening (July 24)
<LI>Tuesday Evening (July 25)
<LI>Wednesday Evening (July 26)
<LI>Thursday Evening (July 27)
<LI>Friday Evening (July 28)
</UL>

<p class='noteEntry'><strong>Part of a longer run (June - October, 1848) </strong></p>







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Event Program

Displaying 1 - 20 of 20
Title Performed Person / Troupe Notes Type
Rosa Mae Valintine J.W.Valintine Valintine New Ballad
Plantation Dance, (Original) Ethiopian Serenaders (1848-49) Ethiopian Serenaders (1848-49) Juba
Marriage Festival Dance Ethiopian Serenaders (1848-49) Ethiopian Serenaders (1848-49) Juba Dance, Original
Duet - Banjo and Bones Ethiopian Serenaders (1848-49) Ethiopian Serenaders (1848-49) Briggs & Pell Duet, Banjo, Bones
Old Pedee, The Ethiopian Serenaders (1848-49) Ethiopian Serenaders (1848-49) Juba New Chaunt
Old Joe Ethiopian Serenaders (1848-49) Ethiopian Serenaders (1848-49) Pell Song
Spot that we were born on Ethiopian Serenaders (1848-49) Ethiopian Serenaders (1848-49) Juba, Ludlow, Valintine New Trio
Ladies, Wont you Marry? Ethiopian Serenaders (1848-49) Ethiopian Serenaders (1848-49) Valintine New Ballad
Slave's Lament Ethiopian Serenaders (1848-49) Ethiopian Serenaders (1848-49) instrumental? Overture

Bibliographic Sources

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  • Times (London) July 17, 1848: ?.
    Performance Type Indicated:
    • Variety
    Troupe Name as Given:
    • not specified for this event
    Troupe Size Given:
    • not listed
    Performers Listed:
    • not specified for this event
    Days & Times Given:
    • "Thursday, July 27"
    Other Acts on Bill Listed:
    • "Herr Redl's unrivalled Band of 60 Performers"
    • "The Band of the celebrated Germanic Society"
    Other Info in Record:
    • All other info as in July 17 listing in Morning Chronicle (London)
  • context
  • Morning Chronicle (London) August 1, 1848: 4.
    Performance Type Indicated:
    • Variety
    Troupe Name as Given:
    • not specified for this event
    Troupe Size Given:
    • not listed
    Performers Listed:
    • not specified for this event
    Days & Times Given:
    • "nightly”
    Other Acts on Bill Listed:
    • none
    Other Info in Record:
    • audience:
      ("The most brilliant assemblages of rank and fashion nightly honour the gardens with their presence")
  • Times (London) July 24, 1848: ?.
    Performance Type Indicated:
    • Variety
    Troupe Name as Given:
    • "Pell's renowned corps of Ethiopian Serenaders"
    Troupe Size Given:
    • not listed
    Performers Listed:
    • "Juba"
    Days & Times Given:
    • "every evening (except Saturdays)"
    Other Acts on Bill Listed:
    • none
    Other Info in Record:
    • none
  • Morning Chronicle (London) July 17, 1848: 1.
    Performance Type Indicated:
    • Variety
    Days & Times Given:
    • "Thursday, July 27"
    Other Acts on Bill Listed:
    • "Herr Redl's unrivalled Band of 60 Performers"
    • "The Band of the celebrated Germanic Society"
    Other Info in Record:
    • context
  • Observer (London) July 30, 1848: 1: 1.
  • all info as in July 31 listing in Morning Chronicle (London)
    Performance Type Indicated:
    • Variety
    Troupe Name as Given:
    • not specified for this event
    Performers Listed:
    • none for this event
    Days & Times Given:
    • "nightly”
    Other Acts on Bill Listed:
    • “rapid succession of varied and attractive novelties”
    Other Info in Record:
    • audience
    • reception
  • Morning Chronicle (London) July 31, 1848: 1.
    Performance Type Indicated:
    • Variety
    Troupe Name as Given:
    • not specified for this event
    Performers Listed:
    • none for this event
    Days & Times Given:
    • "nightly”
    Other Acts on Bill Listed:
    • “rapid succession of varied and attractive novelties”
    Other Info in Record:
    • audience
    • reception
  • Observer (London) July 23, 1848: 1: 1.
    Performance Type Indicated:
    • Variety
    Troupe Name as Given:
    • "Pell's renowned corps of Ethiopian Serenaders"
    Troupe Size Given:
    • not listed
    Performers Listed:
    • "Juba"
    Days & Times Given:
    • "every evening, except Saturday"
    Other Acts on Bill Listed:
    • none
    Other Info in Record:
    • none
  • Morning Chronicle (London) July 25, 1848: 1.
    Performance Type Indicated:
    • Variety
    Troupe Name as Given:
    • “Pell’s corps of Ethiopian Serenaders”
    Performers Listed:
    • “Juba”
    Days & Times Given:
    • “every evening (except Saturday)”
    • “Thursday next”
    Other Acts on Bill Listed:
    • “varied and attractive entertainments”
    Other Info in Record:
    • audience
    • context
    • reception
  • Morning Chronicle (London) July 20, 1848: 4: 1.
    Performance Type Indicated:
    • Variety
    Troupe Name as Given:
    • not specified for this event
    Troupe Size Given:
    • not listed
    Performers Listed:
    • not specified for this event
    Days & Times Given:
    • "Thursday, July 27"
    Other Acts on Bill Listed:
    • "Herr Redl's unrivalled Band of 60 Performers"
    • "The Band of the celebrated Germanic Society"
    Other Info in Record:
    • context
  • Harvard Theatre Collection, Vauxhall Microfilm v.7, Unidentified Clipping (dated 27.7.48): 137 (3rd block, 3rd column).
  • Harvard Theatre Collection, Vauxhall Microfilm v.7, Unidentified Clipping (dated 12.8.48): 134 (top half of page).
  • Times (London) July 31, 1848: ?.
    Performance Type Indicated:
    • Variety
    Troupe Name as Given:
    • not specified for this event
    Troupe Size Given:
    • not listed
    Performers Listed:
    • none for this event
    Days & Times Given:
    • "nightly”
    Other Acts on Bill Listed:
    • “rapid succession of varied and attractive novelties”
    Other Info in Record:
    • All other info as in July 31 listing in Morning Chronicle (London)
    • audience
    • reception
  • Lambeth Public Archives, Vauxhall Gardens Collection 1822-54 Book, Playbill (July 24, 1848):
    Info in Record:
    • Performance Type: Variety
    • Troupe Name: “Ethiopian Serenaders”
    • Performers Listed: “Mr. G.W. Pell,” “Juba,” “Mr. T.F. Briggs, Mr. J.H. Everton, Mr. J.W. Valentine and Mr. M.C. Ludlow”
    • Days & Times: “Monday, July 24th, and Tuesday, 25th, Wednesday, 26th, and Friday, 28th”
    • Venue Name: “Royal Gardens, Vauxhall”
    • Other Acts on Bill: Complete listing, see attached document scan
    • Program Info: Complete listing, see attached document scan
    • Other: description/review, performance time, ticket info, other (surrounding events at venue), other (venue info: patronage, staff, etc.)
  • Era (London) July 23, 1848: 15:4.
    Info in Record:
    • Performance Type Indicated: Variety
    • Troupe Name: “Pell’s renowned corps of Ethiopian Serenaders”
    • Performers Listed: “Juba”
    • Days and Times: “will appear every evening except Saturday”
    • Venue Name: “Vauxhall Gardens”
    • Other: audience, other (Train schedule and fares listed)
  • Era (London) July 30, 1848: 11:4.
    Info in Record:
    • Performance Type Indicated: Minstrel Show
    • Troupe Name: “Mr. G. W. Pell’s Ethiopian Serenaders”
    • Performers Listed: “Boz’s Juba”, “Mr. Pell”, “Mr. Valentine”, “Mr. Briggs”,
    • Days and Times: “on Monday” (past)
    • Venue Name: “Newburgh Rooms"
    • Other: audience (“an excellent company, including the Duke of Devonshire…”), reception