Image of a young woman in a yellow Gibson Girl dress and floral hat standing with a parasol; the poster advertises the farcical comedy "The Tarrytown Widow" written by Charles T. Dazey and under the direction of D. W. Truss.
Image of a full-length caricature portrait of American actor Roland Reed, presumably in the character of Jack Luster, powdering his face in a mirror; the poster advertises the farcical comedy “Humbug” written by Fred Mardsen and includes printed date information for performances beginning on March 22, [1886], at the Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Image of a woman carrying a parasol/umbrella and wearing a floral hat and an elaborate dress with jacket bodice, overskirt with lace and bow detail, and long gathered skirt with bustle, ruffled hem and floral detailing; smaller image above of Atlas carrying the globe on his shoulders.
Image of a head-and-shoulders portrait of a man in character wearing a hat, neckerchief, and overalls; the poster advertises the comedy "A Tin Solider" by Charles H. Hoyt.
Image of a three-quarters-length portrait of playwright and actor William Gill dressed in a suit and boater hat; the poster advertises the comedy "Our Goblins" by Gill.
Image of a baby in basket hanging on a post by a blue ribbon; the poster advertises the musical comedy "Lost, Strayed or Stolen" by J. Cheever Goodwin and Woolson Morse.
Image of a three-quarter-length portrait of Czech actor Fanny Janauschek (or Francesca Janauschek) holding a parasol umbrella, and wearing a dress with ribbons, a rose and floral corsage, and a necklace and earrings.
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