Title | Performed Person / Troupe | Notes | Type |
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Address | Night in America Troupe (London-Adelaide, 43) |
Introduction. Essay on the Origin of Music…, etc. "The Court of Just-Ass…," etc. "A Yankee’s Opinion of the Scotch, Irish & English..." etc. "The Thames Water in America…" etc. "A Tale of a Broken Heart…" etc. "The Widder Green,…" etc. "Paul, Polinus, Perigrinus Plumpot, A Yankee Actor," …etc. |
Speech, Introduction, Speech |
Walk along John | Hutchings/ Night in America Troupe (London-Adelaide, 43) | Negro Song | |
Dandy Jim | Hutchings/ Night in America Troupe (London-Adelaide, 43) | Negro Song | |
I Come From Zenesse Mountains | Hutchings/ Night in America Troupe (London-Adelaide, 43) | Negro Song | |
Last Sunday Night I Walk Wid You, Mr. Hutchings | Hutchings/ Night in America Troupe (London-Adelaide, 43) | Negro Song, Original | |
It Will Neber Do To GIb It Up So | Hutchings/ Night in America Troupe (London-Adelaide, 43) | Negro Song | |
Walk In, Walk In - Let a Body In | Hutchings/ Night in America Troupe (London-Adelaide, 43) | Negro Song, Original | |
When I to Act Began, I Guess | Hutchings/ Night in America Troupe (London-Adelaide, 43) |
part of the final "Yankee Medley" |
Song, Finale |
At Boston How I Made the Joskins Stare | Anderson (Night in America)/ Night in America Troupe (London-Adelaide, 43) |
part of the final "Yankee Medley" |
Song, Finale |
But Listen You, I'll Tell You True, When to England First I Came | Anderson (Night in America)/ Night in America Troupe (London-Adelaide, 43) |
part of the final "Yankee Medley" |
Song, Finale |
Night in America; Or, Negro Melodies | Hutchings/ Hamblin/ Hill/ Anderson (Night in America)/ Night in America Troupe (London-Adelaide, 43) |
contains the following songs/acts: |
Speech, Song |