Hammond, W.J., 19 Nov. 1847 -19 Nov. 1847, Lancashire

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Event Details

Troupe: Hammond, W.J.
Venue Type: Theatre
Location: Liverpool
County: Lancashire
Type: Dramatic
Venue: Royal Liver Theatre
Date: 19 November 1847-19 November 1847
Date notes: Friday

Event Program

Title Performed Person / Troupe Notes Type
Othello Travestie W.J. Hammond/ Hammond, W.J.

contains the songs listed below.

Casting:

  • Duke of Venice – Mr. Bellair
  • Brabantio - Mr. T. Taylor
  • Othello – Mr. W.J. Hammond
  • Iago – Mr. Pearson
  • Roderigo – Mr. Appleby
  • Cassio – Mr. Newton
  • Ludovico – Mr. Belmont
  • Montano – Mr. Holmes
  • Desdemona – Miss C. Bell;
  • Emilia – Mrs. Newton
  • Ghost of Desdemona - Mr. Smith
    		•  Play, Burlesque
    Tho him fader now in sorrow W.J. Hammond/ Hammond, W.J.


    contained within Othello Travestie

    with Miss C. Bell

    		 Duet
    Potent, Grave and Reverend Sirs W.J. Hammond/ Hammond, W.J.


    contained within Othello Travestie

    		 Song
    I'll tell you why I loved the Black Hammond, W.J.


    contained within Othello Travestie

    		 Song
    Oh much him wonder W.J. Hammond/ Hammond, W.J.


    contained within Othello Travestie

    		 Song
    Tell him what de row W.J. Hammond/ Hammond, W.J.


    contained within Othello Travestie

    		 Song
    Dearest Othello Hammond, W.J.W.J. Hammond/


    contained within Othello Travestie

    with Miss C. Bell

    		 Duet
    Oh! Beware! This love W.J. Hammond/ Hammond, W.J.


    contained within Othello Travestie

    with Mr. Pearson

    		 Duet
    S'pose dis ting you hab not tell W.J. Hammond/ Hammond, W.J.


    contained within Othello Travestie

    		 Song
    Gypsey woman whose name was Powell, A W.J. Hammond/ Hammond, W.J.


    contained within Othello Travestie

    with Miss C. Bell

    		 Duet
    De cause, de cause W.J. Hammond/ Hammond, W.J.


    contained within Othello Travestie

    		 Song

    Bibliographic Sources

    • British Library, BL Mic. C. 13137 Playbills 245: November 19, 1847 (Liver)
      Info in Record:
      • Performance Type:
        Dramatic
      • Performers Listed: “Othello … Mr. W. J. Hammond.” For remainder of cast, see attached document scan
      • Days & Times: “This present Friday Nov. 19th, 1847”
      • Venue Name: “Liver Theatre”
      • Other Acts on Bill: “Burletta, in Three Acts, called the Bill Sticker! Or, The Old House in the City” (1st on bill), “Tyrolese National Singers” (2nd & 5th), “A Grand Pas de Deux, Mademoiselle Deulin & Mr. Cormack” (4th), “a new Farce…called Unlucky Bob” (6th)
      • Program Info: “To be followed with the laughable Burlesque of Othello Travestie. Written by M.M. G. Dowling, Esq.” (3rd)
      • Other:
        context,
        performance time,
        ticket info,
        other (venue staff, notice of renovations, mention of temporary closing of Royal Amphitheatre)
      Document Image, Part 1
    • British Library, BL Mic. C. 13137 Playbills 245: November 19, 1847 (Liver)
      Info in Record:
      • Performance Type:
        Dramatic
      • Performers Listed: “Othello … Mr. W. J. Hammond.” For remainder of cast, see attached document scan
      • Days & Times: “This present Friday Nov. 19th, 1847”
      • Venue Name: “Liver Theatre”
      • Other Acts on Bill: “Burletta, in Three Acts, called the Bill Sticker! Or, The Old House in the City” (1st on bill), “Tyrolese National Singers” (2nd & 5th), “A Grand Pas de Deux, Mademoiselle Deulin & Mr. Cormack” (4th), “a new Farce…called Unlucky Bob” (6th)
      • Program Info: “To be followed with the laughable Burlesque of Othello Travestie. Written by M.M. G. Dowling, Esq.” (3rd)
      • Other:
        context,
        performance time,
        ticket info,
        other (venue staff, notice of renovations, mention of temporary closing of Royal Amphitheatre)
      Part 2