Image of an advertisement for His Cuban Sweetheart by Col. Richard H. Savage and Mrs. A.C. Gunter; full-length image of a female dancer with a flower in her hair and castanets in each hand.
Image of head-and-shoulders portraits of the four male and four female actors in the Charles H. Thayer theatrical company surrounded by a geometric and floral border with flower blossoms and butterflies.
Image of four portraits of American actor Effie Ellsler consisting of a full-length portrait of Ellsler sitting in a throne-like chair with her feet on a pillow playing a mandolin; a full-length portrait of Ellsler in a formal dress standing in a forested area with her hands clasped together; a head-and-shoulders portrait of Ellsler; and a half-length portrait of Ellsler outdoors wearing a coat, hat, and gloves, with birds sitting on tree limbs around her; with a date sheet for an October 24, [1883], performance, presumably of the melodrama Courage by A.C. Gunter at the Fulton Opera House in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
Image of a father figure, presumably American actor Frederic Bryton, standing and holding a female infant in his arms, with a vignette of a half-length portrait of the little girl, with the caption "Little Leonie" above, inset at top left with a small flower detail and palm fronds visible in left border of image; with text in top and bottom margins advertising performances beginning on August 23, [1886], at the Park Theatre in Brooklyn, New York; the poster advertises the comedic drama "Forgiven" written by Clay M. Greene.
