Smith, Henry, 3 Feb. 1847 -3 Feb. 1847, Lancashire

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Vocal Entertainment

Event Details

Troupe: Smith, Henry
Venue Type: Concert Hall
Location: Liverpool
County: Lancashire
Type: Vocal Entertainment
Venue: Concert Hall
Date: 3 February 1847-3 February 1847
Date notes: Wednesday

Event Program

Title Performed Person / Troupe Notes Type
Boatman of the Ohio (Song) Henry Smith/ Smith, Henry

7th - and final - song in Part 1

 Negro Melody, American
Walk along John Henry Smith/ Smith, Henry

4th - and final - song in Part 2

 Finale, Negro Melody, American

Bibliographic Sources

  • Liverpool Record Office & Local History Library, Central Library, Liverpool Playbill (Concert Hall) - February 1-5, 1847
    Info in Record:
    • Performance Type:
      Vocal Entertainment
    • Performers Listed: “Mr. Henry Smith, (from America)”
    • Days & Times: “Wednesday, February 3rd,” “1847”
    • Venue Name: “Concert Hall, Lord Nelson Street”
    • Program Info: A “Vocal Entertainment, interspersed with Characteristic Anecdotes, Negro Melodies, & Buffo Songs,” etc. Includes several songs not clearly connected to race (see attached document scan), plus: “Song – ‘The Boatmen of the Ohio,’ a national American or Negro melody” (7th – and final - song in Part 1), and “Finale – ‘Walk Along John,’ a national American or Negro melody” (4th – and final - song in Part 2).
    • Other:
      performance time,
      ticket info
    Document Image, Part 1
  • Liverpool Record Office & Local History Library, Central Library, Liverpool Playbill (Concert Hall) - February 1-5, 1847
    Info in Record:
    • Performance Type:
      Vocal Entertainment
    • Performers Listed: “Mr. Henry Smith, (from America)”
    • Days & Times: “Wednesday, February 3rd,” “1847”
    • Venue Name: “Concert Hall, Lord Nelson Street”
    • Program Info: A “Vocal Entertainment, interspersed with Characteristic Anecdotes, Negro Melodies, & Buffo Songs,” etc. Includes several songs not clearly connected to race (see attached document scan), plus: “Song – ‘The Boatmen of the Ohio,’ a national American or Negro melody” (7th – and final - song in Part 1), and “Finale – ‘Walk Along John,’ a national American or Negro melody” (4th – and final - song in Part 2).
    • Other:
      performance time,
      ticket info
    Part 2
  • Liverpool Record Office & Local History Library, Central Library, Liverpool Playbill (Concert Hall) - February 1-5, 1847
    Info in Record:
    • Performance Type:
      Vocal Entertainment
    • Performers Listed: “Mr. Henry Smith, (from America)”
    • Days & Times: “Wednesday, February 3rd,” “1847”
    • Venue Name: “Concert Hall, Lord Nelson Street”
    • Program Info: A “Vocal Entertainment, interspersed with Characteristic Anecdotes, Negro Melodies, & Buffo Songs,” etc. Includes several songs not clearly connected to race (see attached document scan), plus: “Song – ‘The Boatmen of the Ohio,’ a national American or Negro melody” (7th – and final - song in Part 1), and “Finale – ‘Walk Along John,’ a national American or Negro melody” (4th – and final - song in Part 2).
    • Other:
      performance time,
      ticket info
    Part 3
  • Liverpool Record Office & Local History Library, Central Library, Liverpool Playbill (Concert Hall) - February 1-5, 1847
    Info in Record:
    • Performance Type:
      Vocal Entertainment
    • Performers Listed: “Mr. Henry Smith, (from America)”
    • Days & Times: “Wednesday, February 3rd,” “1847”
    • Venue Name: “Concert Hall, Lord Nelson Street”
    • Program Info: A “Vocal Entertainment, interspersed with Characteristic Anecdotes, Negro Melodies, & Buffo Songs,” etc. Includes several songs not clearly connected to race (see attached document scan), plus: “Song – ‘The Boatmen of the Ohio,’ a national American or Negro melody” (7th – and final - song in Part 1), and “Finale – ‘Walk Along John,’ a national American or Negro melody” (4th – and final - song in Part 2).
    • Other:
      performance time,
      ticket info
    Part 4