Harper, E.R. , 13 Nov. 1848 -18 Nov. 1848, Lancashire

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Dramatic

Event Details

Troupe: Harper, E.R. (

49 (J1)

)
Venue Type: Theatre
Location: Liverpool
County: Lancashire
Type: Dramatic
Venue: Royal Liver Theatre
Date: 13 November 1848-18 November 1848
Date notes: M, T evening, possibly other performances during the week as well

Event Program

Title Performed Person / Troupe Notes Type
Virginian Mummy, The E.R. Harper/ Harper, E.R.


Casting:

  • Ginger Blue - Harper
    		•  Play

    Bibliographic Sources

    • Albion (Liverpool) November 13, 1848 : 1.
      Info in Record:
      • Performance Type:
        Dramatic
      • Performers Listed: “Mr. E.R. Harper”
      • Days & Times: “This Evening and To-morrow”
      • Venue Name: “Royal Liver Theatre”
      • Other Acts on Bill: “a new Domestic Drama entitled The Ship on Fire; Or, The Burning of the Ocean Monarch,” “Dancing by Madame Fanny and Miss Dring,” “The admired Drama of The Old Oak Chest (with Mr. H. Widdicomb)”
      • Program Info: “The Virginian Mummy. Ginger Blue…Mr. E.R. Harper” (concluding act)
      • Other:
        ticket info,
        other (surrounding events at venue)
      Document Scan
    • Era (London) November 12, 1848: 12:2.
      Info in Record:
      • Performance Type Indicated:
        Dramatic
      • Performers Listed: “Mr. E.R. Harper”
      • Days and Times: “nightly”
      • Venue Name: “Liver”
      • Program Info: Harper: “Black Blunders”, Court Jester etc”, “songs and dances”. Also, (other race-related): “Mr. H. Widdicombe and the forty young ladies…in Albert Smith’s Open Sesame; or , A Night with the Forty Thieves”
      • Other:
        audience,
        description/review,
        other (surrounding events at venue)
      Document Image