Thompson Westcott scrapbooks of the History of the Philadelphia Stage
History of the Philadelphia Stage, Between the Years 1749 and 1855. By Charles Durang. Volume 2. Arranged and illustrated by Thompson Westcott, 1868

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Status: Complete

Kea[?] Edm Crialamus 108
Gloster 138
- - 152
Shylock 156
- - 223
Charles - 154
Kelly michael 166
Cy mon 207
miss Lydia Beatrice 224
[?]ammy M 225
Laurette 229
Brunette 232
Mr Lunel 226
Kemble J P Oedipus 134
King Charles 146
[?]hange 146.
Richard 3 140
Cato 140.
Penrudduck 203. Holstur 203
King Purolles 169
mar[?] lot 169
[?] 169
Knight Jacob 236
Kemble Tis [?] - 219
Leak Min - 227
Peggy 227
Lessingham Mrs - MixTallen 230
Sylvia 234
Lewis - Douglas 221
Mrs Lee - Peggy 229
Lady [?] 229
Liston Endlen 187
Litchfield Mrs - Belvidera 236
Logan Mrs Eliza - 199
Macready W. C. testimonial 233
Matthews - - 183
wiggins 186
the Idiot 186
miss morblem 188
Caleb Pip[?]in 188
Po[?] 186
Charles - 188
Mars Madlle - - 182
Mozart - 124
Munden [?] [?] Gripe 184

Oneill mrs, Belvidera 157
Obaldistone [?]hofer 141
Opera negro - 162
girl - - 244
girl - - 245
Comique Paris 218
House Landford. 167
" Interir 168
Oedfield Mrs Rosamind 232
Orger Mrs - Mrs Livermore 130
Miobet Mrs - - - - - - Preface
Noble Mrs Maggy McGulpin 211
New amencar Theatre N.C. 172
Parsons - Col Oedbon 148
Pearman - Leander 204
Phillips, H - Cedric 167
Pope mrs - Corinna 135
Powell mrs Mary Q Scots 208
P[?]vey Miss Jenica 235
Prune Theatre Mal 137
Rae - 132
Osmond 180
Osmond 133
Nor[?] 180
Sadlers Well Theatre London 206
Scott Walter 198
Shakspere - - 150
Shendan R Z 161
Siddons Mrs Queen Kath : 121
Cleone 143
June Shore 145
Eupprasia 159
Matilda - 121
Simmons Munchausen 220
Smith Mrs Algira 130
Sol 228
Miss -. -. -.-. Preface
Somerville Miss - 218
Surrey Theatre 193
" " 211
Spalding Rogers floating
circus 202

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