Charles Stevens Minstrel Performer

Greer's Hall. Positively the Last Night!

• Author(s): Carncross & Dixey's Minstrels, Thomas à Becket, Charles Campbell (minstrel performer.), John L. Carncross, John S. Cox, E. Freeman Dixey, M. D. Edmonds, Charles Gibbons, James Lamont, Frank Moran, J. S. Paul, A. H. Rackett, J. H. Ross (minstrel performer.), R. F. Simpson, Charles Stevens (minstrel performer.), Charles Villiers (minstrel performer.), Greer's Hall (New Brunswick, N.J.)

• Categories: Entertainment events

• Type: Book
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• Published: 1863
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• Publisher: Unknown

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Temperance Hall! Positively Last Night Wednesday, April 20th

• Author(s): Harris & Smith's Minstrel Troupe

• Categories: Brass bands

• Type: Book
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• Published: 1866
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• Publisher: Unknown

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Eleventh St. Opera House

• Author(s): Carncross & Dixey's Minstrels, Thomas à Becket, John L. Carncross, E. Freeman Dixey, Robert Fraser, Charles Gibbons, Harry Lehr, J. A. Palmer (minstrel performer.), J. H. Ross (minstrel performer.), J. Rudolph (actor.), Lew Simmons, R. F. Simpson, Edwin N. Slocum, Charles Stevens (minstrel performer.), Charles Villiers (minstrel performer.), Eleventh St. Opera House (Philadelphia, Pa.)

• Categories: African Americans

• Type: Book
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• Published: 1864
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• Publisher: Unknown

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Maryland Institute. A Few Nights Only

• Author(s): Carncross & Dixey's Minstrels, Thomas à Becket, Charles Campbell (minstrel performer.), John L. Carncross, John S. Cox, E. Freeman Dixey, M. D. Edmonds, Charles Gibbons, James Lamont, Frank Moran, J. S. Paul, A. H. Rackett, J. H. Ross (minstrel performer.), R. F. Simpson, Charles Stevens (minstrel performer.), Charles Villiers (minstrel performer.), Maryland Institute for the Promotion of the Mechanic Arts

• Categories: Babes in the wood

• Type: Book
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• Published: 1863
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• Publisher: Unknown

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Burnt Cork and Tambourines

• Author(s): William L. Slout

• Type: Book
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• Published: 2007-09-01
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• Publisher: Wildside Press LLC

Includes the seminal "Early History of Negro Minstrelsy," by Col. T. Allston Brown, together with pen-and-ink portraits of the major minstrels, and a comprehensive index.