Blackmail by W.C. Cowper. : Under the management of Chapman & Sellers

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  Blackmail by W.C. Cowper. : Under the management of Chapman & Sellers

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  Image of a scene of a man in a historical costume being forced to write a letter with a quill pen at gunpoint by a man in a pirate costume with a knife under his belt; the poster advertises the romantic drama "Blackmail" by William C. Cowper.

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  Blackmail

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  Image of a blond child pulling on the arm of a man wearing a pirate costume who sits at table with his back turned to her with a drink and bottle of alcohol; the poster advertises the melodrama "Blackmail" by William C. Cowper.

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  Louis Aldrich : under the direction of Chapman & Sellers

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  Image of a head-and-shoulders portrait of American actor Louis Aldrich, wearing formal dress, in an oval decorated with United States flags, eagle, leaves, acorns, and branches, and a shield; date sheet for performances beginning on December 13, [1886], at the Grand Opera House in Brooklyn, New York, pasted at bottom of image; the poster advertises Aldrich presumably in the drama "My Partner" by Bartley Campbell.

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  W.F. Mott’s dramatic success entitled “N. Y.”

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  Image of five scenes from the play "N.Y." consisting of a top image showing a crime scene with injured and fighting men and a man being arrested by two police officers; a center-left full-length portrait of a man in a plaid suit and bowler hat; a center image of a man about to be hit over the head by an older woman behind him, while a man sitting at a table holds a knife; a center right full-length portrait of a young woman carrying a basket of fruit; and a bottom image of a mob of men rushing towards a man pointing a gun at a young couple, with a river and city skyline in the background; the poster advertises the comedic drama "N.Y., a Story of the Great City" (also referred to as "New York, a Tale of a Great City") written by W. F. Mott and Frank Schaefer.

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  Louis Aldrich in my partner” by Bartley Campbell

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  Image of a scene of a man stabbing and murdering a miner, the character Ned Singleton, with a knife during a fight atop a kitchen table; the poster has printed date information for performances beginning on January 18, [1886], at the Brooklyn Theatre in Brooklyn, New York; the poster advertises the drama "My Partner" by Bartley Campbell.

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  Blue Jeans : will never wear out : by Joseph Arthur author of "The still alarm."

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  Image of a scene in a saw mill showing an unconscious man on a moving conveyor belt about to be cut in half by a saw blade while the villain looks on and a woman breaks through an office door with a chair at left to rescue the man; the poster advertises the melodrama "Blue Jeans" by Joseph Arthur.

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