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English: Theatre programme cover for an 1874 production of Cox and Box. This production appeared at the Gaiety Theatre during the week of 7 September 1874. The composer's brother, Fred Sullivan, played Cox, with Arthur Cecil as Box and J. G. Taylor as Bouncer. The evening commenced with Jacques Offenbach's A Mere Blind and ended with the 2nd and 3rd acts of the same composer's The Princess of Trebizonde. |
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| Source | Scan of programme cover provided by Simon Moss, www.c20th.com |
| Author | Unknown artist assumed to have died within 70 years of creating the work |
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| 2007-07-15 16:47 | 155×200× (19811 bytes) | Ssilvers | Source: http://www.c20th.com/GSarchive.htm Programme cover for an 1874 production of ''[[Cox and Box]]'' |
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| current | 19:43, 14 March 2016 | | 155 × 200 (19 KB) | FastilyClone | Transferred from enwp |
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