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Golden Family Collection 1795-1996

Overview of the Collection

Title:
Golden Family Collection 1795-1996 

Collection ID:
VAA6610

Extent
46 boxes

Creator:
Golden Family

Working Men's Institute of New Harmony, Indiana
New Harmony, Indiana
http://www.workingmensinstitute.org/
Series: Preliminary Papers
Subseries: Historic Materials
Box A William Echard Golden History of Family, 1929-1930

2 copies, 1 set of clippings

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Louise Husband's article, 1934 .
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Betty Couch's writings, 1950-1980
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Carl and Julia Ritt's writings and speech about Goldens, 1950s-1960s

9 items

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Carl Ritt, "Goldens Tonight!" articles

Newspaper clippings and xeroxes

Only xerox copy may be used

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Subseries: Frederick Golden Williams

File removed from Box 5, was determined that it should be at start of collection. It is donated material from Frederick Golden Williams, from June 1996.

Box A Deed of Gift, June 1996 [image]View item(s)
Family Tree

Starting with William Golden

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Family Tree

Copy of family tree, starting with William Golden

Family Photos

4 photos

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Photo of Matt Williams
Series: Golden Family
Subseries: Personal Papers
Golden Wedding, etc., 1890-1911

13 items; 1 folder

Announcements, notices, invitations, lock of hair, businessmen's resolution to close Jul 4, 1891, drawings, clippings.

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Miscellany, 1861-1934

41 items; 1 folder

Confederate currency, train schedules, greeting card cutouts, views of the Chicago 1934 World's Fair, American Flag

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Pamphlet, curative [image]View item(s)
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Map, homemade [image]View item(s)
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Photograph, "Carl and Peter" [image]View item(s)
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Evansville College Founder's Day Banquet Program [image]View item(s)
American Flag [image]View item(s)
World's Fair, 1934-1941 [image]View item(s)
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Subseries: Business Papers and Account Books
Theatrical Data Book, 1884-1885 

40 p. 9 x 17 cm.7 items laid in mainly personal and petty expenses.1 folder

Containing also, Percentage and Ticket Tables. Published for the use of Managers and Combinatrions.Hasselman-Journal Company, Indianapolis.

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Account Book, 1886-1915

14 x 31+ cm. 1 folder

Used by two people.

Eugene Fellenberg Owen & Company, 1886-1887, pp. 1-82: customers listed: Julian Dale Owen, A.R. Owen, Ben Bailey, Eugene and Horace Owen, Robert Cooper, R. Lichtenberger, Morris Ford, John Ribeyre, Wilhelm & Co., T. Mumford (Jr. and Sr.), E.S. Thrall, and John Viets

Martin T. Golden, 1893-1915, pp. 83-241: numerous individuals including Martin, Sr., Grace Golden, John and Sid Lane, and Hiram Holland.

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Subseries: Theatrical Material
Players, 1890s-1940

5 items; 1 folder

Patti Rosa, Grace George, 1894 collection of top contemporary players including Grace Golden, Lillian Gish.

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Theatres, 1892

5 items; 1 folder

The Casino

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Schiller Theatre [image]View item(s)
The Lyceum, Ithaca, NY [image]View item(s)
Concerts, 1891-1914

5 items; 1 folder

Programs conducted by Walter Damrosch; opening dedication of Carnegie Music Hall with Tschaikowsky conducting his own work.

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Musurgia, New York [image]View item(s)
Aeolian Hall 1913-1914 [image]View item(s)
Aeolian Hall, November 1913-1916 [image]View item(s)
Special Publcations, 1795-1956

9 items; 1 folder

Some rare. Almanacs, catalogues of plays, poetry, the Olio.

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Our Ships at Sea [image]View item(s)
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Ulla McDonald [image]View item(s)
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Catalogue of Plays [image]View item(s)
Life Magazine, minature [image]View item(s)
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Pictures, 1893, undated

15 items; 1 folder

1893 Chicago World's Fair; subject matter varied.

Golden Scrapbook, approx. 1880-1919

27x37+ cm.

item missing from collection

Clippings: play reviews;views of hotels, courthouse and other buildings of various towns in which the Goldens played; deaths of Bella and Grace

fragile--restricted use

Subseries: Clippings
Literary, 1856-1918, undated

approx. 127 items 1 folder

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Women, mainly undated

15 items; 1 folder

New Harmony Interests, mainly undated

9 items; 1 folder

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Frances Golden casting, 1895 [image]View item(s)
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Franes Golden, Ladies' Minstrels, Thrall's Opera House [image]View item(s)
Frances Golden, recital program [image]View item(s)
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Operetta Program, New Harmony [image]View item(s)
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General Interests, 1839-early 1900s

35 items; 1 folder

Photographic Albums, undated

2 albums 21x27 cm. 20x21 cm.

Missing from collection

  1. Red velvet with clasp. Members of Golden gamily, Echards, Owens and others - some unidentified
  2. Brown leather. Goldens, Harry Robinson, Charles Slater, Echards, Dr. Murphy, and others - many unidentified.
Series: Martin Golden, (Oct 25, 1835-Oct 24, 1915)
Subseries: Correspondence and Personal Papers, 1851-1915
Personal Papers

20 items; 1 folder

Service papers, Lodge papers (I.O.O.F., Knights of Pythias), theatre business.

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The Knight Herald, Devoted to the Interests of the Robert Owen Lodge, Knights of Pythias. Vol. 1., No. 1, New Harmony, Ind.Aug. 18., '87 [image]View item(s)
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Robert Owen Lodge, Martin Golden death resolution [image]View item(s)
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Fraternal Order purchasing list [image]View item(s)
Opera House Program, September 1890 [image]View item(s)
Playbill, Monte Cristo! May 1873 [image]View item(s)
Subseries: Management of Lincoln J. Carter, 1893-1903
Account Book No. 1, 1895-1899

189 p.; 15 x 37.5 cm.

Seasons of 1895-1896, 1896-1897, 1897-1898, 1898-1899. Expenses for Under the Dome, weather occastionally, date, town. Memoranda of money paid to people and firms, salaries, pringint, Bella, Frances (Babe). Toured Chicago, Philadelphia, Montreal, Ottawa, Detroit, New York, Boston.

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Account Book No. 2, 1895-1899

152 p.; 20 x 33 cm.

Companion book to No. 1. Expenses for manager for Under the Dome. Weather, date, town; accounts gross and net; summary of profits and losses. Receipts and "money remitted to Lincoln J. Carter" for his own uses and for covering certain company expenditures.

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Account Book No. 3, 1899-1902 

116 p. used; 9.5 x 31 cm.

Seaspms pf 1899-July 1900, 1900-1901, 1901-Apr 1902. Expenses as manager for Under the Dome, date, town.

Account Book No. 4, 1899-1902

114 p.; 18 x 29.5 cm.

Companion Book to No. 3. Seasons of 1899-Apr 1900, 1900-1901, 1901-1902. Expenses as manager for Under the Dome , weather, date, town, expenditures, accounts gross and net, summary of profits and losses, memoranda of "amounts remitted" to Lincoln J. Carter and printing firms.

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Box 3 Account Book No. 5, 1902-Nov. 1903

72 p. used plus a few at the end; 11 x 28.5 cm.

Seasons of 1902-Apr 1903 and Aug 1903-Nov 1903. Expenses as manager for Lincoln J. Carter: dates,towns, expenditures. Season cut short; books show poor returns.

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Account Book No. 6, 1902-Nov 1903

55 p. used; 20 x 24 cm.

Companion book to No. 5. Seasons of 1902-1903 and Aug 1903-Nov 1903. Expenses as manager for Lincoln J. Carter, weather, date, town, sometimes name of theatre, accounts gross and net, summary of profits and losses. Season cut short; book show poor returns.

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Series: Timothy Golden, (1827-May 2, 1909)
Subseries: Scrapbooks
Box 3 Scrapbooks, 1874-1892

135 p. 26 x 30 cm.

Police cases Golden solved or was involved with; the Babbitt case, Mrs. Ellen Peck; criminals he arrested; cases he wrote up for which inspector got credit. Stories from New York Herald Tribune , New York Sun , New York World, New York Times, New York Sentinel, New York Truth, Cincinnati Enquirer , Record Times (Wilkes Barre, Pa.)

Scrapbook, 1892-1909

45 p.; 26 x 30 cm.

Various police cases worked on by Golden, a feature on the play Hearts written by nephew William E., retirement stories. Stories from New York Herald Tribune , The World , The Evening Sun, New York Recorder, The Press, Duluth Evening Herald , Sunday Mercury .

Series: Emma Isabella Llewellyn Golden, (Jan 25, 1842-Apr 11, 1919)
Subseries: Correspondence, 1866-1919

86 items plus 8 empty envelopes; 4 folders

Fan letters: troupe gentlemanly and so different from most travelling companes; letters accompanying gift of esteem; series of letters to Frances when she was traveling and performing (1904-1914), electricity installed in house, Feb 1914; discussioni re: World War I and possible spies in Evansville, Apr 1918; Frances working for Red Cross and planning to go to France even though War is over; numerous letters to Frances in France telling of family and town happenings; May 6, 1918 letter discusses the Germans' conduct in the war and announces that she is destroying all her letters

Subseries: Personal Papers, 1864-1911

44 items; 2 folders

Handcopied theatre reviews; Civil War experiences and anecdotes re: her patriotism; actors and actresses she remembered and played with; poetry; birth and citizenship certificates; rare paper money.

Theatrical programs and notices of plays in which she performed

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Playbill, New Mandolin [image]View item(s)
Bean's Opera Hall [image]View item(s)
Program, November 27, 1889  and November 27, 1890 [image]View item(s)
Opera Program, Fort Worth Opera House [image]View item(s)
June 14 Farewell Benefit [image]View item(s)
Academy of Music [image]View item(s)
Tribute, February 26, 1864  and February 26, 1865 [image]View item(s)
Song Lyrics, La Manola [image]View item(s)
Song/poem, Best of Her Race [image]View item(s)
Song/poem, Seamus O'Brien [image]View item(s)
Song, Ballad os the Ballad of Rcsaca [image]View item(s)
Women of the Stage [image]View item(s)
List of actors [image]View item(s)
Letter, handwritten, Mr. Winslow [image]View item(s)
Music, Incidental [image]View item(s)
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Birth Register, 1842 [image]View item(s)
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"People's Favorite" artistic portrait of Bella Golden [image]View item(s)
Subseries: Box 3 Partial Autobiography, 1842-1861

9 p.; 17 x 20.5 cm.

In pencil. A partial life - from birth to marriage; "Notes of Reminiscences of the stage Dictated by Bella Golden to Frances Golden." Notebook originally owned by Edward Fauntleroy; on front cover; "Arithmetik. Einschreibheft von E. Fauntleroy Cl VII a. " Some pages at front torn out

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Subseries: Box 4 Journals and Diaries, 1876-1919

15 items

The 15 journals which survived Bella Golden's determination to destroy her personal papers, are simply listed in this guide. Rough notes, taken by the archivist during the processing stage, are included for the researcher's convenience, they may not be copied.

The journals have daily entries and cover the weather, theatrical tours and performances for the year. The New Harmony retirement years recount activities of the Golden family members, social visits, and social club events; births, marriages, illnesses and deaths of townspeople. Occasionally Bella's brief, personal observations reveal a family difficulty or situation, and even more rarely, her deep, personal feelings.

Folder 1 Daily Journal, Aug 21, 1878-Jun 11, 1879.

90 p.; In pencil 8 x 12 cm.

Journal of the theatrical season of 1880-1881 (Apr 28, 1880-May 16, 1881).

In ink. 91 p.; 9.5 x 15.75 cm.

Journal of the theatrical season of 1882-1883 (Aug 14, 1882-May 13, 1883).

In ink. 70p.; 17 x 20.5 cm.

Journal of the theatrical season of Jan 1, 1891-Dec 1, 1891.

Mainly in ink. 181 p.; 7.5 x 12 cm.

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Folder 2 Diary, Jan 1-Dec 29, 1905.

In ink. 363 p.; 10 x 15.5 cm.

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Diary, Dec 31, 1905-Jan 6, 1907.

Pages unmarked; in ink. 11 x 18 cm.

Folder 3 Fannie Echard Diary, Apr 7, 1907-Feb 15, 1909 , (died Apr 28, 1909) [image]View item(s)
Bella Golden Diary, July 24, 1910-Dec 31, 1910.  1911 in separate volume. Jan 1, 1912-Dec 31, 1912.

199 p.; 17 x 21 cm.

Folder 4 Diary, Jan 9, 1909-Apr 17, 1909.

In ink. 60p.; 17 x 21 cm.

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Diary, Jan 1, 1910-Jul 23, 1910.

In ink. 86 p.; 17 x 21 cm.

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Folder 5 Diary, 1911
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Folder 6 Diary Jan 1, 1913-Sep 23, 1913.

In ink. 120 p.; 17.5 x 21 cm.

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Diary, Sep 23, 1913-Jun 7, 1914.

In ink. 120 p.; 17.5 x 21 cm.

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Folder 7 Diary, Jun 9, 1914-Dec 31, 1914.

In ink. 100 p.; 16 x 24+ cm.

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Diary, Jan 1-Dec 31, 1917.

In ink. 300 p.; 10 x 17 cm.

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Folder 8 Diary, Jan 1, 1918-Dec 31, 1918.

In ink. 365 p.; 13 x 20 cm.

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Diary, Jan 1, 1919-Mar 5, 1919  (last entry)

64 p.; 13 x 20 cm.

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Subseries: Scrapbooks
Box 5 Scrapbooks, 1836-1891

86 p. 16 x 24+ cm.

Poetry; pictures, theatrical notices and reviews; death notices of John Llewellyn (Bella's Father) and Henry Farren

Scrapbook, 1869-1890s

75 p.; 22 x 35 cm.

Clippings: poems, pictures, articles re theatre, articles on numerous subjects including current events; prints; cutouts. Items laid in. Will's name (Willie) written on end sheet, but the scrapbook undoubtedly belonged to Bella.

Scrapbook, 1873-1891?

unpaged 15 x 23 cm.

Clippings in a book that once contained agricultural reports. Stories, poems, jokes, interesting facts, notices of theatrical performances.

Bound Book

empty pages 21 x 27 cm.

Not in these boxes but stored in a separate storage box

On cover "Souvenir to Mrs. Bella Golden"; on spine "Manuscript" and "Drama."

Subseries: New Testament
Box 5 New Testament, 1861

The New Testament...New York: American Bible Society, 1861.

Inscription: "Presented to Captn John Arthur by his friend Captn John C. Mead. Aug. 18/62."

Series: Martin Thaddeus Golden, (May 30, 1862-Dec 1929)
Subseries: Papers, 1892-1912

14 items; 1 folder

Personal (poem), Legal (1894-1908, clippings.

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Membership Card, Posey County Driving Associaton [image]View item(s)
Stockholder's ticket, Posey County Agricultural Society [image]View item(s)
Stockholder's ticket, Posey County Agricultural Society, 1892 [image]View item(s)
Exhibitor's ticket, Posey County Agricultural Society, 1893 [image]View item(s)
Admissions ticket, the Races, July 4, 1894 [image]View item(s)
Membership ticket, Posey County Fair, 1894 [image]View item(s)
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Stock receipt, New Harmony Creamery Company, 1908 [image]View item(s)
Bill, July 1914 , general contracting [image]View item(s)
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Marriage ceremony of Martin T. Golden and Hattie Richards [image]View item(s)
Hattie Golden Confirmation [image]View item(s)
Subseries: Journal, 1848-1880

181 p.; 20 x 31 cm. 1 folder

Box 6 Journal

pp. 1-29, 1848-1858: Accounts kept by someone other than Martin; remainder used by him for school work, lecture notes, record of personal finances (checked by his mother, p. 103. Besides his regular signature, he signed the book "Nitram Nedlog Wen Ynomrah" (Martin Golden New Harmony).

Series: William Echard Michael Goldern (Jun 9, 1865-Mar 26, 1930)
Subseries: Correspondence, 1888-1930
Box 6 Correspondence, 1888-1894

24 items; 1 folder

Enquires re plays; congratulations from Indiana University faculty on Hearts award; to Augustin Daly; exchange of letters re job at Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute; exchange wth Lyceum Theatre re play Blue Bells

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Correspondence, 1914-1919

11 items; 1 folder

Electricity installed in Golden home; Harry Robinson's death, Dec 1918; March 1919 letters of Bella's illness and death.

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Correspondence, 1927 Jan-Jun

20 items; 1 folder

to Frances: keen observations on contemporary stage - players, plays, audiences (vulgar) prices (high); Roxy's new theatre and new Ziegfeld theatre; Charles Lindbergh'sfeat.

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Correspondence, 1927 Jun-Aug

23 items; 1 folder

To family re European travels: Scotland, England, Holland, Belgium; observations on new social styles (smoking by women and cocktails); visits to "dukeries"; visit to Rosamond Dale Owen Templetonand Daisy Owen Clarke: he and Cary boys traveled first class and visited all appropriate tourist spots. Remainder of letters to Frances in Brooklyn ; description of opera "Turnandot" with Maria Jeritza

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1927  - Postcards

35 items; 1 folder

From European trip; most have incomplete dating; mainly to brother Martin; many not sent through mails.

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Correspondence, 1928-1929

25 items; 1 folder

To Frances: social activities; theatrical news - Katherine Cornell, Helen Gahagan, Gertrude Lawrence, Roland Hayes, Will Rogers; Ravels new waltz, '"Bolero", Strange Interlude, Journey's End and other war plays; school activities with students and faculty, families and alumni

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Correspondence, 1930

17 items; 1 folder

Undated - to Frances: death of brother Martin; bad economic situation for banks and status of New Harmony bank; last letter he wrote before death

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Postcards

44 items; 1 folder

mainly from Brooklyn Polytechnic School for boys - approx. 1907-1918. Not arranged

Subseries: Personal Papers, 1874-1929
Box 7 Personal Papers, 1874-1894

29 items; 1 folder

School papers (New Harmony, Indiana University, Columbia) and career (New Harmony, Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute).

Personal Papers, 1898-1929

13 items; 1 folder

Poetry. "Midsummer Night's Dream", passport, health report.

Knights of Pythias, lecture & notes [image]View item(s)
"Thomas Lodge", poem [image]View item(s)
Handwritten "The Counting" by James Russell Lowell [image]View item(s)
Typed October 1898  "The Counting" By James Russell Lowell [image]View item(s)
Honorary Alpha Delta Tau membership ceritificate [image]View item(s)
The Polygon, December 1922 , article about William E. Golden, 25 years of teaching [image]View item(s)
Death and Estate Papers, 1930

16 items; 1 folder

Letter from Frances Golden, April 1930  [image]View item(s)
Draft of letter from Frances Golden, April 1930  [image]View item(s)
Letter from Brooklyn Trust Company to Frances Golden, May 1930  [image]View item(s)
Memorial from Polytech Preparatory to Frances Golden [image]View item(s)
Letter from Brooklyn Trust Company to Frances Golden, June 1930  [image]View item(s)
Letter from Brooklyn Trust Company to Frances Golden, July 1930  [image]View item(s)
List of articles desired by Frances Golden from William E. Golden's estate [image]View item(s)
Letter from Brooklyn Trust Company to Frances Golden, August 1930 [image]View item(s)
Letter from Brooklyn Trust Company to Frances Golden, August 1930 [image]View item(s)
Letter from Brooklyn Trust Company to Frances Golden, October 1930 [image]View item(s)
Cremation certificate [image]View item(s)
Property transfer note [image]View item(s)
Newspaper clipping, William E. Golden's estate [image]View item(s)
Subseries: Writings
Box 7 Writings, 1885-1888

7 items; 1 folder

While a student at Indiana University

"Ciriticism" [image]View item(s)
"Facts", 1886  [image]View item(s)
"The newspaper", 1886  [image]View item(s)
"Philomathean Society", 1886  [image]View item(s)
"Ruy Blas", 1887  [image]View item(s)
Incomplete untitled writing, 1888  [image]View item(s)
Incomplete, "Temperance Literature" [image]View item(s)
"Caroline, A Story"

71 p.; 1 folder

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Writings

5 items; 1 folder

"An Introduction to English History", "Sweet Charity", "Biography of Adam North", poetry.

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"Sweet Charity" [image]View item(s)
"Chapter 3" [image]View item(s)
"Biography of Adam North" [image]View item(s)
Writings, 1929

1 item; 1 folder

History of the Golden Family - "The Goldens."

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Benedict Arnold, 1896

28 items; 1 folder

Printed plays, research material, contracts, programs, reviews and clippings.

Benedict Arnold, with notes [image]View item(s)
Play contract for Benedict Arnold, November 1895  [image]View item(s)
Play contract for Benedict Arnold, December 1895  [image]View item(s)
Contract draft, May 1895  [image]View item(s)
Play contract for Benedict Arnold,May 1895  [image]View item(s)
Newspaper clipping, Benedict Arnold, 1895  [image]View item(s)
Fifth Avenue Theatre program, December 1895  [image]View item(s)
Park Theatre program, January 1896  [image]View item(s)
Hearts, 1892

14 items; 1 folder

Printed play, programs, clippings.

Subseries: Bound Manuscripts
Box 7 Notebook, covers 1835-1911, Written ca. 1911 .

47 p. utilized; 20 x 25 cm.; 1 folder

Lives of Martin and Bella Golden up to the celebration of their 50th weddings anniversary on Aug 25, 1911. Written by W.E.M. Golden.

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Autograph Book, 1877-1879

112 p. (many blank); 14 x 9 cm.

Messages mainly for "Willia" although book may have been begun by Bella.

Scrapbook1889-1892 

33 p. utilized; 17 x 21 cm.

The contents, largely correspondence and clippings deal with: a. reviews of Will's play, Hortense, 1889; b. his Brief History of the English Drama , 1890, articles and reviews; c. reviews of his prize play Hearts , 1892

Addresses and Phone Numbers, ?-1924

80 p.; 8 x 13 cm. Papers laid in.

Mainly New York and New Jersey persons.

Subseries: Box 7 Photographs

5 items; 1 folder

Mainly unidentified people and houses

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Series: Grace Golden (? - Aug 14, 1903)
Subseries: Box 8 Correspondence, 1882-1992,  undated

15 items; 1 folder

Girlhood letters; 4 Feb 1885 letter to Aunt Fannie about her determination to be a singer; letters from fans

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Subseries: Personal Papers
Box 8 Biographical material

30 items; 1 folder

Biographical material, handwriting analysis, school items, religious cards - Grace's engagement broken late 1900.

Miscellaneous

1 folder

Watercolor, gift, 1891; Library of Congress Guide, gift, 1897.

Subseries: Performances, 1885-1990 , undated

Opera and theatre programs, playbills of theatre companies with which she performed

Box 8 1897

4 items; 1 folder

Grace's peformance (earliest in opera) as "Mlle. Goldini" and "Mlle. Goldeni."

Programs and Play Bills, 1885-1896

28 items; 1 folder

Playbill, "Lichtenberger!", 1887  [image]View item(s)
Programs and Play Bills, Apr-Dec, 1899

14 items; 1 folder

American Theatre program, December 11, 1899 [image]View item(s)
Programs and Play Bills, Dec 1899-Apr 23, 1900

24 items; 1 folder

Castle Square Opera Company, December 25, 1899 [image]View item(s)
The Stvdebaker Theater, April 23, 1900  [image]View item(s)
Programs and Play Bills, May 1900-undated

8 items; 1 folder

Playbill, "Esmeralda" [image]View item(s)
Metropolitan English Grand Opera Company program, "Esmeralda" [image]View item(s)
Metropolitan English Grand Opera Company listing [image]View item(s)
Career and Performances, 1894-1901

7 items; 1 folder

The Marie Burroughs Art Portfolio of Stage Celebrities [image]View item(s)
Metropolitan English Grand opera Company season 1900-1901 [image]View item(s)
Grace Golden, concerts, festivals, 1900-1901 [image]View item(s)
Subseries: Bound Manuscripts, 1882-1890
Box 8 Diary, 1882 .

11 p. utilized 9 x 15 cm.

School girl accounts; used only the month of January; inscribed by donor, but no signature.

Autograph Album, 1884, 1890

16 x 10 cm.

In English, French and German.

New York, Philadelphia; some autographs; Marcella Sembrich, Reginald de Koven, Campanini.

Box 9 Script Books, 1897

2 items; 20 x 26 cm. 1 folder

Scripts for roles: Yum Yum ( The Mikado ); Marie ( Daughter of the Regiment ); Galatea ( Galatea); Gianetta ( The Gondoliers ); Arline ( The Bohemian Girl ); Phyllis ( Iolanthe ); title roles in Olivette, Patience , and Maritana.

Subseries: Box 9 New Testament, 1887

Autograph

Subseries: Box 9 Biography

1 folder

Louis Snyder, "Golden Discovery: the saga of a forgotten American singer." Opera News, Dec 7, 1985. 11-15.

Subseries: Scrapbooks
Box 9 1889-1892 

21 p. used; 17.5 x 21 cm.

Probably collected and labeled by W.E. Golden.

1891-1894 

77 p. used; 19 x 24 cm.

Loose clippings laid in with later dates; probably collected and labeled by W.E. Golden.

1894-1903 

250 p. 24 x 38 cm.

Loose clippings laid in, some labels by W.E. Golden; other unidentified writing.

Subseries: Clippings

Personal information and theatrical reviews.

Box 9 1868-1893- 

30 items; 1 folder

1894-1899 

15 items; 1 folder

1901-1903 

56 items; 1 folder

1890's-1900's 

12 items; 1 folder

Series: Frances Llewellyn Golden (Sep 7, 1877 - Jun 24, 1963)
Subseries: Correspondence, 1865-1965 , undated
Box 10 1898-1903 

10 items; 1 folder

From sister Grace; a group for Herbert Mareau

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1904-1905 

19 items; 1 folder

Theatre agents and producers: Sam Shubert, Henry Savage, Lew Field's theatre; theatrical friends.

Letter, from Florence Henry to Frances Golden, November 23, 1904  [image]View item(s)
Letter, from Florence Henry to Frances Golden, December 16, 1904  [image]View item(s)
1906-1910 

21 items; 1 folder

Theatrical agents and friends.

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1911-1917 

23 items;1 folder

from Arthur Hammerstein; France's attempt to get plays and poetry published; letters from agents.

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Aug 1918-Dec 1918 

19 items, 11 items; 2 folders

Answers to Frances' letters applying for "war work"; mobilization of entertainers for the troops at home in camps and abroad; from male friends in the service, both in the U.S. and in Europe; female friends and theatre people

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1920s 

14 items; 1 folder

Attempts to reestablish her stage career; the move back to Indiana and Evansville;

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1930 

23 items; 1 folder

Last letter to brother Will; Channing Pollack; comments on 1937 flood

Box 11 1940 

12 items; 1 folder

Ross Lockridge(New Harmoney Memorial Commission); Kenneth Dale Owen re: oil on her farm; estate of E.S. Hawes; costume agents; former pupils and associates

1950-1956 , undated

30 items; 1 folder

Dr. Bishop Mumford; Karl Kae Knecht; Ruth Gordon.

Letter, from Hall of Famous Americans to Frances Golden, August 20, 1956 [image]View item(s)
1957-1965 

232 items; 2 folders

Correspondence and papers dating tot he last years of Frances Golden's life, and after; her letters to and from friends, patricularly Betty Couth and Kenneth Owen; to and from her attorneys in connection with her will, and finally her estate. Also legal papers.

Subseries: Personal Papers, 1899-
Box 11 Autobiographical Papers

11 items; 1 folder

"Miss Frances Golden, singing commediene" [image]View item(s)
Statement of birth, Frances Golden [image]View item(s)
"Frances' Anecdote", typed [image]View item(s)
Typed autobiographical piece [image]View item(s)
Typed autobiographical piece [image]View item(s)
Theatrical Performances, 1899-1920 , undated

32 items, 26 items; 2 folders

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World War I: In Service and After, 1918-1937

26 items, 8 items, 4 items in map case

Passport; credentials of National War Council; A.E.F. / Y.M.C.A. ; official papers; booklets; prgorams; Conventions of Women's Oversea's League.

These Posters are stored in a separate map case:

  • "Chateau-Thierry: The Bridge Where Uncle Sam Stopped the Hun" Y.M.C.A. Stations. Imp. Maus Del Hulle & Urban, Paris
  • "Verdun - Road to YMCA Canteen"Sketched on spot by Y.M.C.A. Sec'y. Coquemer imp. Paris
  • "Rand-McNally Pocket Map of Western Battle Fields" 25 cents. Chicago: Rand McNally and Co.,1917
  • "YMCA America's Theatre League sends 'The Cheer Ups Frances Golden, Hilda Hand, Bonnis Murray, J.B. Waldo and R.L. Delroy."
National War Work Council, Frances Golden ID [image]View item(s)
Pasenger list for S.S. Cretic, December 11, 1918 [image]View item(s)
Income voucher, Frances Golden [image]View item(s)
Entertainment schedule, week of February 8, 1919 [image]View item(s)
Certificate of release from National War Work Council, June 5, 1919 [image]View item(s)
"Popular songs of the American Expiditionary Force" [image]View item(s)
Teacher of Vocal Arts, 1920s-1952

44 items, 19 items; 2 folders

Class materials; diagrams of vocal mechanism; programs of performances; collections of songs and catalogs; clippings

Grand Opening announcement for Frances Golden's studio [image]View item(s)
"The Secret Passage" program, directed by Frances Golden, December 17, 1933 [image]View item(s)
The Golden Studios of Voice Arts flyer [image]View item(s)
Golden Studios of Voice Arts senior recital program, June 1940 [image]View item(s)
Community Players, 1927-1955

23 items; 2 folders

Brief history, play scripts, programs, clippings

Community Players, "Guest in the House" program, 1952  [image]View item(s)
World War II

3 items; 1 folder

Disaster Committee Insignia

Book Lists

8 items; 1 folder

Lists of books owned by the Golden family at various times in their lives.

Costume Lists

3 items; 1 folder

Lists of costumes owned by Frances and compiled by her probably in the late 1950s.

Santa Claus Exhibit, 1856

13 items; 1 folder

Golden family materials compiled in connection with Santa Claus Exhibit (mainly Carl Ritt); talk by Ritt re: makeup box; clippings

"The Golden Family Theatrical Exhibit", August 21, 1965  [image]View item(s)
Pamphlet, "The Golden Story" [image]View item(s)
Pamphlet, Hall of Famous Americans [image]View item(s)
Miscellany, 1895-1930s

26 items; 1 folder

Likenesses, high school graduation, membership cards, greeting cards.

Drawing, Frances Golden [image]View item(s)
Drawing, Miss Golden in costume [image]View item(s)
Wills

11 items; 1 folder

Correspondence (Betty Couch), versions - 1956, 1959, 1961; Frances' handwritten notes re: provisions of will; clippings.

Sale, Oct 10, 1963

7 items; 1 folder

List of personal property sold by Curran Miller Auction Company ; Betty Couch's List.

Subseries: Business and Legal Papers, 1899-1946
Box 11 Mainly Receipts

13 items

Contract with Daly's Theatre, April 1899  [image]View item(s)
Contract with B.C. Whitney Attractions, August 1906  [image]View item(s)
Contract with P.M.A.-A.E.A. [image]View item(s)
Theatre Contracts and Oil Lease

7 items; 1 folder

Subseries: Writings, 1892-1907 , undated

26 items; 1 folder

Short stories, poetry, essays written mainly by Frances and a few others; notebook containing a story and several other pieces --"Composed at the age of 12 and...finished at the age of 14. May 26, 1872."

Box 11 Letter, from William T. Golden to Frances Golden, October 13, 1907  [image]View item(s)
Subseries: Bound Manuscripts
Box 11 Journal, Mar 1914

9 p. 10.5 x 17.5 cm.

9 pages used for entries

Address Book, n.d.

5.5 x 10 cm.

Probably pre-World War I when Frances lived in New York.

Memorandum

9.5 x 15 cm.;

Kept by Frances during her years at Middletown, N.Y.; miscellaneous compendium of book song, and play titles; comments; quotations from books and magazines; "Books read in 1924."

Journal, 1950

14 x 22 cm.;

Contains "List of Articles in Front Room Closet" comprising 6 pages. Removed: undated letter to "Dear Sir" inquiring about gentleman's interest in purchasing her costumes; type-written list (by Betty Couch) of costumes; lists of books.

Appointment Book, undated

48 p. used 13.5 x 14 cm.

Used to list contents of theatrical trunks.

Subseries: Publications
Box 11 Balzac's Christ in Flanders
New Testament

7.5 x 10 cm.

New York: Thomas Nelson, n.d.

In Frances' handwriting: "Carried through England, Scotland, France and Germany, winter 1918."

The Actors' Equity Association: A Voluntary Organization

pub ca. 1921.

Subseries: Scrapbooks
Box 11 "Fannie L. Golden from her Mammie, 1885 ."

31 p.; 20 x 22 cm.; 1 folder

Scrapbook, 1887-1893

32 x 38 cm.

Greeting cards for various seasons; travel cards; clippings - poetry and writings.

Scrapbook, 1926-1939

32 x 37 cm.

Newspaper clippings concerning Frances' students; plays directed by her in city schools; Community Players: programs, players and reviews of plays.

Scrapbook, 1929-1942

1929-1942 23 x 28 cm.

Clippings - doings and special events of the Community Players and Friends. "Property of Golden Studio Miss Frances Golden".

Subseries: Box 13 Miscellany, 1903-1940s

12 items; 1 folder

Subseries: Clippings, 1899-1977
Box 13 Personal, 1899-1977

50 items; 1 folder

Press Notices and Reviews of Performances, 1901-1916

113 items; 1 folder

Series: Golden Troupe
Subseries: Papers, 1883-1893 ; undated

41 items; 2 folders

Correspondences; contracts for lodgings; mileage from town to town; theatre tickets; stationery; pictures, ads, West Baden brochure, 1884.

Letter, from Thomas Grove To Martin Golden, June 9, 1873 [image]View item(s)
"Forget Me Not" artistic depiction of the Golden Troupe [image]View item(s)
"Planter's Wife" artistic depiction of the Golden Troupe [image]View item(s)
Subseries: Box 13 Travels - Towns Visited

67 specific locations; 2 folders

Mainly letterheads of the states and towns the Troupe visited: 15 states and Winnipeg; 19 towns in Texas alone.

Subseries: Company Actors
Box 13 Kate Earle

5 items; 1 folder

Tragic accident which befell her, Feb 1878

Harry Robinson, 1845-1909 

16 items; 1 folder

Correspondence, sketches, clippings

Harry Robinson sketch portrait [image]View item(s)
Harry Robinson "The Comedian" characterture [image]View item(s)
Subseries: Theatrical Friends and Associates
Box 13 Lillian Russell, 1892-1917? 

6 items; 1 folder

Watercolor portrait, clippings

Watercolor portrait, Lillian Russell [image]View item(s)
The Booths, 1891-1893

8 items; 1 folder

Junius Brutus and Edwin.J.B. Booth's promoter copy of Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors; photograph and clippings of Edwin

Booklets of Stage Celebrities, 1883-1899

7 items; 1 folder

Includes Thomas W. Keene, Richard Mansfield, Maude Adams, Grace Golden and others

Portion of a Periodical, untitled, undated

1 folder

Subseries: Repertoire
Box 13 The French Spy

8 items; 1 folder

Printed plays (2 copies), 5 sides, play in manuscript

Hazel Kirke

4 items; 1 folder

Program of plays presented by Golden Dramatic Combination in Springfield, Mo.,Sep 1881; "Faces and Scenes" from Hazel Kirke in Madison Square Theatre ca. Jan 1881; 1000th Presentation at Madison Square Theatre.Oct 10, 1881-- scenes from play

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Scene booklet, "Hazel Kirke" [image]View item(s)
Scene booklet for 1000th presentation, "Hazel Kirke" [image]View item(s)
Theatre Bills and Programs, 1884-1891

33 items; 1 folder

Lenzen's Hall, February 5, 1889 [image]View item(s)
Golden Troupe Tour book, 1890-91   [image]View item(s)
Bella's Script Slips
Subseries: Santa Claus (Indiana) Exhibits
Box 14 [?] Information on exhibits, labels, historic material on family, photos of family members

26 items

Photographs of Aug 1956 visit to exhibit (Frances Golden present) and pictures of exhibits. Photos of make-up box

17 items, 5 items; 1 folder, 2 envelopes

Subseries: Bound Manuscripts
Box 14 [?] Property book of Golden Combination, undated

360 p. of which 29 are used. 22 x 33 cm.; 1 folder

21 plays, and properties for staging them are listed: Daughter if tge Regiment, The French Spy, Divorced , Po-ca-hontas

Account Book, 1865-1868

10 x 32 cm.; 1 folder

Weekly expenses for staging plays, license, rentals, drayage, properties, salaries, printing, house expenses. Towns played: Evansville, Boonville, Henderson, Owensboro, Paduach , Mattoon, Terre Haute, Lafayette . Many handwritings; arrangement poor; pages torn out.

Account Book, Oct 22, 1866-Jul 25, 1868

131 p.; 10 x 32 cm.; 1 folder

Tours played: Evansville, Henderson, Mt. Vernon, New Harmony, opening night of new Metropolitan Theatre in Evansville (Apr 29, 1867 - p. 25).

pp. 1-42 weekly expenses of managing a theatre

pp. 44-104 concerned with money paid to company; lists of personal (Golden) expenses

pp. 104-131 Written from back to front; some personal expenses, those of Golden and other members of company.

Account Book and Journal, 1857-1874

142 p. 10 x 31.5 cm. 1 folder

List of plays loosely but alphabetically arranged; lists of theatres and managers ; management expenses; personal expenses.

Account Book, 1868

128 p. of which 57 are used, 20 x 32 cm.; 1 folder

pp. 6-15 accounts giving date, town, title of play performed, person receiving money, weather, amount.

pp. 29-57 "Sundries" - expenses of managing a theatre company

Account Book, 1879-1883

78 out of 112 p. used, 20 x 32 cm.; 1 folder

Seasons of 1879-1880, 1880-1881, 1881-1882. Expenses of managing a theatre company: weather, date. town, title of play, accounts (receipts and disbursements). At Havana, Ill.audience refused to pay 75 cents for reserved seats and stayed away. They also complained about general admission being more than 35 cents.

Account Book, 1879-1891

207 p., 19 x 31 cm.; 1 folder

Seasons of 1879-1883(first 76 pages are copies of first 78 pages of preceding book); 1883-1884; 1884-1885;1885-1886, 1886-1887; (1887-1888missing); 1888-1889cut short at Thanksgiving by Bella's accident and Martin's inability to find a replacement - p. 189; 1890-1891.Expenses of managing a theatre company: weather, date, town, title of play, accounds (receipts and disbursements).

Receipt Book, 1880s

21 x 7 cm.; 1 folder

Unused. Golden and Robinson Dramatic Company Receipt Book for 1880s.

Subseries: Clippings
Box 14 [?] 1863-1920s, undated

22 items

Mainly reviews of Troupe performances and articles about the Goldens

Dated and Undated

30 items

General theatrical interest: writers, composers, reviews.

Actors: A-L

66 itmes; 1 folder

among them Bernhardt, Booth, Emma Butler, A. Daly, De Bar, Matilda Heron, Joseph Jefferson, Fanny Kemble , Langtry, Lind, Lizt.

Actors: M-Z

54 items; 1 folder

Among them Mascagni, Modjeska, Clara Morris, Ada Rehan, Kate Reignolds, Marcella Sembrich, W.E. Sheridan, Lester Wallach

Mainly Undated

41 items; 1 folder

Subseries: Scrapbooks
Box 14 [?] Scrapbook

Mainly undated but early in the Goldens' careers - 1860s-1870s

Scrapbook

Mainly 1865 and 1866

Series: Echard Family

Family composed of Stewart Echard (Dec 4, 1830-Mar 21, 1904); Fanny Robinson Echard (May 2, 1839-Apr 24, 1909); Arthur Echard (1859-Aug 9, 1877)

Subseries: Correspondence and Papers
Box 14 [?] Correspondence, 1864-1904 , undated

19 items

Clippings

15 items

Views of Macclesfield, England, 1872; clippings - obituaries

Subseries: Bound Manuscripts and Books
Box 14 [?] Miscellaneous Notebook, 186? , 1871 , undated.

11 x 18 cm.

Unpaged and used sparsely. Property of "Aunt" Fannie Echard; remarks on purchase of hosue (known later as the Golden house from the Prtichards, March 3, 1871) and terms.

Diary, 1905

368 p., 10 x 15.5 cm.

Daily events, weather, people encountered.

Edgar Allan Poe. The Raven. New York: E.P. Dutton, 1883.

"To Aunt Fannie from Will."

Subseries: Box 14 [?] The Little Sketch Book

19.5 x 14 cm.; 1 folder

Printed for J. Graf. Published by Charles Tilt, 86 Fleet St. Oct 26, 187?. Pages unnumbered. Property of Arthur Echard; dated drawings of Oct 26, 187?, Jan 21, 1873; subjects mostly maps; 1 sketch only attempted

Series: Carl and Julia Ritt
Subseries: Box 14 [?] Correspondence and Papers, 1956-1976

22 items; 1 folder

Letters to publishers and film producers re: the Golden Family material: Norman Foster, Meredith Wilson, Bobbs-Merrill, NBC Broadcasting Company.

Subseries: Box 14 [?] "New Blades" Annual Ice Show

26 items; 1 folder

Sponsored by the Evansville Press,1956-1963? Correspondence, skater application letters, procedures, insturctions for skaters.

Subseries: Golden Family and Troupe Material
Box 14 [?] Chronology of Plays and Other Notes

26 p.; 1 folder

Golden Family Manuscript

62 p.; 1 folder

Composed from the articles published by Ritt, Jul 29 to Aug 10, 1963. Typescript corrected by Ritt

"The Goldens Tonight!"

7+ items; 3 folders

Articles, scrapbook; 4 complete sets; publicity on series; 2 incomplete sets; and complete set and one xeroxed set (removed to Box A)

Only xeroxed set may be used

Ritt Scrapbook and Articles

Located on shelf.

Subseries: Box 14 [?] Photographs

30 items; envelope

Largely unidentified; home of Ritts ?; Carl Ritt and Frances with historic American flag; rehearsal and staging activities.

Series: Photographs
Various family photos

27 items; 1 folder

  • Album of family portraits
  • Two daguerrotypes: Bella and Willie (?), and Willie alone
  • Small family item: Echards and others (?), Items at Christmas 1880
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Golden Family

21 items; 1 folder

Newspaper clipping, January 23, 1970 [image]View item(s)
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Family portrait with dog [image]View item(s)
"The Pines" 1896  [image]View item(s)
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Echard Mansion, New Harmony, Indiana, May 1886  [image]View item(s)
Frances and Grace [image]View item(s)
Frances and Grace [image]View item(s)
Frances and Grace, Rosch studio, St. Louis [image]View item(s)
Hattie Richards, wife of Martin T. Golden, wearing one of Bella Golden's stage dresses [image]View item(s)
Hattie Richards, wife of Martin T. Golden, wearing one of Bella Golden's stage dresses [image]View item(s)
Golden family dog and unidentified man [image]View item(s)
Tintype, Grace, Willie, Martin, Arthur, August 3, 1873
Golden Home, Exterior and Interior

25 items; 1 folder

Golden Family Home, New Harmony [image]View item(s)
Golden Family Home, New Harmony [image]View item(s)
Modern photo of Golden Family Home [image]View item(s)
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Woman on a porch [image]View item(s)
Sitting room with picture of Bella on the wall [image]View item(s)
Man with camera, older woman at piano, July 19, 1955   [image]View item(s)
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Woman at table with a man, July 19, 1955 [image]View item(s)
Woman with curio [image]View item(s)
Golden Troupe Band

20 items; 1 folder

W.H. Raymond, scene painter business card [image]View item(s)
W.H. Raymond, scene painter, tintype [image]View item(s)
Newspaper clipping, W.H. Raymond, scene painter [image]View item(s)
Golden Troupe group shot, March 1872  [image]View item(s)
Prof Bush's Concert Band of the Golden Troupe [image]View item(s)
Member of Golden Troupe, portrait [image]View item(s)
Golden Troupe Band, 1885-1886  season [image]View item(s)
Golden Troupe Band [image]View item(s)
Golden Troupe Band [image]View item(s)
Bella Golden Combination, 1881-1882 [image]View item(s)
Bella Golden Combination, 1881-1882 [image]View item(s)
Prof. Rodi's Band with Golden Troupe [image]View item(s)
Golden Troupe Band [image]View item(s)
Golden Troupe Band, 1886 , Moverly, Missouri [image]View item(s)
Golden Troupe Band [image]View item(s)
Actor Friends

42 items; 2 folders

Maude Adams [image]View item(s)
Mabella Baker, 1892  [image]View item(s)
Ethel Barrymore, 1895  [image]View item(s)
Sarah Bernhardt 1880  [image]View item(s)
Edwin Booth [image]View item(s)
George H. Broderick, 1892  [image]View item(s)
Emma Butler [image]View item(s)
Emma Butler [image]View item(s)
Emma Butler [image]View item(s)
Emma Butler [image]View item(s)
Emma Butler [image]View item(s)
Emma Butler [image]View item(s)
Emma Butler [image]View item(s)
R.B. Clafferton [image]View item(s)
Emma Butler Crispe, 1884  [image]View item(s)
Jessie B. Davis [image]View item(s)
Georgie Drewand Maurice Barrymore, pre 1871 [image]View item(s)
John Drew [image]View item(s)
Mrs. George Farren, 1861 see Reginolds, Kate
Bertha Hall, 1895 [image]View item(s)
Annie Hancock [image]View item(s)
Raymond Hitchcock [image]View item(s)
Robert Hobart,1879 [image]View item(s)
George B. Jackson [image]View item(s)
Henry Jewett [image]View item(s)
Marie Leddy [image]View item(s)
Gertrude Lynn, 1873 [image]View item(s)
R.C. Muzzy, 1903 [image]View item(s)
Margaret Owen [image]View item(s)
Ada Rehanin "The Lost World" [image]View item(s)
Ada Rehanas Rosalind [image]View item(s)
Mrs. George Farren, 1861  (also Kate Reignolds and Mrs. Lewis Windslow) [image]View item(s)
Kate Reignolds, 1866  (also Mrs. George Farren and Mrs. Lewis Windslow) [image]View item(s)
Mrs. Lewis Windslow, 1860-1911 (also Kate Reignolds and Mrs. George Farren) [image]View item(s)
Frank Starke [image]View item(s)
Frank Starke [image]View item(s)
Marie Tempest, 1892  [image]View item(s)
Robert Walter, leader of Golden Band "for a period", portrait [image]View item(s)
Robert Walter, leader of Golden Band "for a period", headshot [image]View item(s)
Robert Walter, leader of Golden Band "for a period", portrait [image]View item(s)
Robert Walter, leader of Golden Band "for a period", headshot [image]View item(s)
Robert Walter, leader of Golden Band "for a period", headshot [image]View item(s)
Marie Zoe, 1856  [image]View item(s)
Composite of headshots [image]View item(s)
Steward Echard,Mary Robinson, Fannie Hahne Walker and her husband

6 items; 1 folder

Stewart Eachard, headshot [image]View item(s)
Mary Robinson, headshot, tintype [image]View item(s)
Mary Robinson, headshot [image]View item(s)
Mary Robinson, portrait, 1894  [image]View item(s)
Fannie H. Walker [image]View item(s)
Fannie H. Walker and Husband [image]View item(s)
New Harmoney Friends

15 items; 1 folder

Phoebe Elliott, headshot, 1892  [image]View item(s)
Phoebe Elliott, headshot, 1903  [image]View item(s)
Arvila Marsh Rochbough, headshot 1912  [image]View item(s)
Elsie Felch, 1895  [image]View item(s)
Virginia Twiggs [image]View item(s)
Group photo [image]View item(s)
Two people in buggy [image]View item(s)
Unidentified woman and monument [image]View item(s)
Robert Owen [image]View item(s)
An Owen Brother (?) [image]View item(s)
Richard Owen, 1889  [image]View item(s)
Richard Owen, 1889  [image]View item(s)
Anna and Nina Parke, 1891  [image]View item(s)
New Harmony Events

2 items; 1 folder

New Harmony Centennial [image]View item(s)
"New South" ship [image]View item(s)
New Harmony Views: Martin's Store

10 items, 48 items; 58 items total, 2 folders

Martin T Golden's store [image]View item(s)
Mary Robinson's House, 1886  [image]View item(s)
Mary Robinson's House, 1886  [image]View item(s)
Rapp-Maclure House [image]View item(s)
McKinley and Hobart carriage [image]View item(s)
Rappite Buildings, erected 1822 [image]View item(s)
The Tavern, Rappite building, erected 1823 [image]View item(s)
The Tavern, Rappite building, erected 1823 [image]View item(s)
The Old Rappite House [image]View item(s)
Rappite House [image]View item(s)
Rappite Fort, erected 1818 [image]View item(s)
Rappite Fort, erected 1818 [image]View item(s)
Rappite Fort, erected 1818 [image]View item(s)
Old Fauntleroy Home [image]View item(s)
Rapp-Maclure House [image]View item(s)
Rapp-Maclure House [image]View item(s)
New Harmony Public Library [image]View item(s)
The Rappite Schoolhouse [image]View item(s)
School Building [image]View item(s)
The Johnson M.E. Church [image]View item(s)
The Holy Angels Catholic Church [image]View item(s)
Old Rappite Church, erected 1822 [image]View item(s)
Old Rappite Church Door, 1822  [image]View item(s)
The Rappite Church and Hall of Harmony [image]View item(s)
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church [image]View item(s)
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church [image]View item(s)
St Stephen's Church [image]View item(s)
Entrance to Rappite cemetary [image]View item(s)
Entrance to Rappite cemetary [image]View item(s)
Thomas Say's Gravemarker [image]View item(s)
Maclures Park [image]View item(s)
Maclures Park [image]View item(s)
Main Street, New Harmony [image]View item(s)
Church Street, New Harmony [image]View item(s)
Flooded New Harmony [image]View item(s)
Ice in New Harmony [image]View item(s)
Ice in New Harmony [image]View item(s)
Ice in New Harmony [image]View item(s)
Wabash River [image]View item(s)
Old Dam, New Harmony [image]View item(s)
Man in canoe [image]View item(s)
Rappite Sundial [image]View item(s)
Postcard with photo of Rappite Sundial and Gabriel footprints [image]View item(s)
Workingmen's Institute Library [image]View item(s)
George Rapp, founded Harmonie, Indiana 1814 [image]View item(s)
Robert Owen, founder of the New Harmony community [image]View item(s)
Robert Dale Owen [image]View item(s)
Thomas Say [image]View item(s)
Pictures of New Harmony buildings [image]View item(s)
Unidentified

24 items, 14 items; 38 items total, 2 folders

Series: Manuscript Plays, 1837-1935

The manuscript plays (approximately 152) were probably frequently performed by the Golden Troupe as they have obviously been well used. Often sides and the prompter's book are included. Sometimes portions of the play are missing, and the handwriting varies. As an examination. of the playbills and programs can attest, many of the plays that have survived formed a regular part of the company's repertoire. Those that are in the worst condition were likely to be the ones most often produced.

The play titles in this section will be encountered in the lists of printed plays, playbills,and the music because they are among the most popular of the Golden productions. Twenty-three of the 152 are plays written by William Echard during the late 1880's and 1890's. Some were copyrighted and produced.

Adele

1 folder

  • A play in four acts
  • Manuscript play
  • One of the characters is named Bella Golden
[image]View item(s)
Box 17 Adeline or Sudden Marriage

1 folder

  • A play in four acts
  • Manuscript play
[image]View item(s)
Among the Maples

1 folder

  • A play in four acts
  • Bound manuscript play
[image]View item(s)
Andrew Lynn's

1 folder

  • A play in three parts
  • Manuscript play
[image]View item(s)
Antoinette Rigaud

1 folder

  • An emotional drama in three acts
  • Translated and adapted from the French
  • Junius H. Ligon, 1886
  • Bound manuscript, eleven sides
Manuscript Play "Antoinette Rigaud" [image]View item(s)
Antoinette Rigaud side [image]View item(s)
General Prefoud side [image]View item(s)
Rigaud side [image]View item(s)
Bernadet side [image]View item(s)
Paul Sannoy side [image]View item(s)
Henry Tourvil side [image]View item(s)
"Marie" side [image]View item(s)
Madame Bernadet side [image]View item(s)
Madame Rochard side [image]View item(s)
Pierre side [image]View item(s)
Jean side [image]View item(s)
An Arabian Night

1 folder

  • A comedy in four acts
  • Adapted from the German by Augustin Daly
  • Acts one and two only
  • Manuscript play
Baby

1 folder

Manuscript play and ten sides and play bill

Baby side [image]View item(s)
St. Paul side [image]View item(s)
Diana side [image]View item(s)
Tracy Coach side [image]View item(s)
Mr. Magnus side [image]View item(s)
Charles Atkins side [image]View item(s)
Madam Aurelia side [image]View item(s)
Mary side [image]View item(s)
Mrs. St. Paul side [image]View item(s)
The Hairdresser side [image]View item(s)
Diagram of "Baby" [image]View item(s)
Manuscript Play "Baby" [image]View item(s)
"Baby" playbill [image]View item(s)
Banker's Daughter

1 folder

  • A play in six acts
  • Manuscript play and thirteen sides
Beatrice

1 folder

  • Seven sides (manuscripts)
  • No play
Vida side from "Beatrice" [image]View item(s)
Sir Philander Sigis…d Shorks side from "Beatrice" [image]View item(s)
Lionel side from "Beatrice" [image]View item(s)
Beatrice side from "Beatrice" [image]View item(s)
Mrs. Latham side from "Beatrice" [image]View item(s)
Partick N. Green side from "Beatrice" [image]View item(s)
Box 18 La Belle Russe

1 folder

  • A play in four acts
  • Manuscript paly
Bertha, the Sewing-Machine Girlor Death at the Wheel

1 folder

  • A play in four acts
  • Manuscipr play and nine sides
Manuscript play, "Bertha, the Sewing Machine Girl" [image]View item(s)
Black Diamonds or The Heroine of Hazelton

1 folder

  • A drama in four acts
  • Manuscript play
Playbill for "Black Diamonds" [image]View item(s)
Manuscript play, "Black Diamonds [image]View item(s)
Bootles' Baby

1 folder

  • A military comedy in four acts dramatised from the novel by [?] Edwards / John Strange Winter (both names appear)
  • Manuscript play
A Bull in a China Shop

1 folder

  • A comedy in two acts
  • Manuscript play
The Cabin and Parlor

1 folder

  • A drama in four acts
  • Dramatized by George L. Stout and Harry WatsonDec 10th 1856
  • Incomplete - only 27 pages
  • Play contains black character in a Virginia setting
  • Manuscript play
Captain Charlotte

1 folder

  • Ten manuscript sides
  • (This title in Printed Plays)
Captain Swift

1 folder

  • A drama of Modern Society in four acts
  • Manuscript play
Carrots

1 folder

Eight manuscript sides

Carrots side from "Carrots" [image]View item(s)
John Logan side from "Carrots" [image]View item(s)
Stumps side from "Carrots" [image]View item(s)
Phil Emmens side from "Carrots" [image]View item(s)
Sheriff MacKay side from "Carrots" [image]View item(s)
Dr. Wayne side from "Carrots" [image]View item(s)
Major Dunsmore side from "Carrots" [image]View item(s)
G… Dossen side from "Carrots" [image]View item(s)
Ranger Rokeshaw side from "Carrots" [image]View item(s)
Celebrated Cases

1 folder

  • A play in six acts
  • Manuscript play and twelve sides
Manuscript play, "Celebrated Case" [image]View item(s)
Chick

1 folder

  • A play in five acts
  • Manuscript play
[image]View item(s)
Box 19 Child of Regiment

1 folder

Eight manuscript sides

Child of the State I & II

2 folders

  • A play in five acts
  • Manuscript play and ten sides
A Chinese Honeymoon

1 folder

  • Three typescript sides, two of which are for the same character
  • "Property of Sam S. Shubert"
Confusion

1 folder

Ten manuscript plays

Comedy of Errors or The Baby and the Dog

1 folder

  • A okay in three acts
  • R. Abernathy, Esq.
  • Manuscript play
[image]View item(s)
The Comical Cappers of Handy Andy

1 folder

  • Dramatized expressly for John Powersfrom the celebrated novel of that name by Sam Sevier
  • Nine scenes
  • Manuscript play
[image]View item(s)
Coralie

1 folder

  • A play in four acts
  • Manuscript play
[image]View item(s)
The Danites

2 folders

  • A play in five acts by Joaquin Miller
  • Manuscript play and thirteen sides
Manuscript play, "The Danites" [image]View item(s)
Dark Days

1 folder

  • A play in five acts
  • Manuscript play
[image]View item(s)
Davy Crockett

1 folder

  • A backwoods idyl in five acts
  • Manuscript play
[image]View item(s)
Dawn

1 folder

  • A drama in four acts and prologue
  • Hal Collier
  • Manuscript play
[image]View item(s)
Dead Beat or The World Against Him

1 folder

  • Drama in five acts
  • Manuscript play
  • Clipping laid in
Manuscript play, "Dead Beat" [image]View item(s)
Box 20 The Dean's Daughter

1 folder

  • A play in four acts by Sydney Grundy
  • Manuscript play
[image]View item(s)
Diplomacy

1 folder

  • A play in four acts
  • Manuscript play
The Disputed Territory

1 folder

  • Incomplete: Acts II, III, IV
  • Manuscript play
[image]View item(s)
Divorce or Fate or Lost and Won

2 folder

  • A play in five acts
  • Manuscript play and fourteen sides
  • Play is titled Lost and Won; covers call it Divorce; the most sides are titled for the most part Fate
Dot or The Cricket on the Hearth

1 folder

  • A play in three acts
  • Manuscript play
  • Accounts for Metropolitan Theatre in Evansvillelaid in.
Manuscript play, "Dot" [image]View item(s)
Accounts from Metropolitan Theater, 1870  [image]View item(s)
Dramatist

1 folder

  • Twelve sides
  • See Printed Plays
The Dumb Girl

1 folder

  • Two sides
  • See Printed Plays
East Lynne

1 folder

  • A drama in five acts
  • New version as performed by Charlotte Thompson
  • Eight sides and prompter's book
Manuscript play, "East Lynne" [image]View item(s)
Editha's Burglar

1 folder

  • A play in one act
  • Typescript
[image]View item(s)
Eily

1 folder

See Lilly of Killarney

Engaged

1 folder

  • A comedy in three acts
  • By W.S. Gilbert
  • Manuscript play
[image]View item(s)
Enoch Arden

1 folder

  • A play in five acts
  • Manuscript play
  • "Copied by 'Mc' 1877"
[image]View item(s)
Box 21 Euchre or Risen From the Ashes

1 folder

  • Play in three acts
  • Manuscript play and one sides
Manuscript play, "Euchre" [image]View item(s)
Evelyn

2 folder

  • A play in four acts
  • Manuscript play and twelve sides
Manuscript play, "Evelyn" [image]View item(s)
Baroness von Stein side from "Evelyn" [image]View item(s)
Helen Fortuscue side from "Evelyn" [image]View item(s)
Mr. Brackenbury side from "Evelyn" [image]View item(s)
Gilbert Brackenbury side from "Evelyn" [image]View item(s)
Unidentified side from "Evelyn" [image]View item(s)
Mr. Morley side from "Evelyn" [image]View item(s)
Evelyn side from "Evelyn" [image]View item(s)
Sir Gerard Faue side from "Evelyn" [image]View item(s)
Frank Rochford side from "Evelyn" [image]View item(s)
Lucy Rochford side from "Evelyn" [image]View item(s)
Officer side from "Evelyn" [image]View item(s)
Servant side from "Evelyn" [image]View item(s)
Exiles

1 folder

  • A play in five acts
  • Manuscript play
[image]View item(s)
The False Friend

1 folder

  • A play in four acts
  • Bound manuscript
Fanchon

1 folder

  • A play in five acts
  • Act V incomplete
  • Manuscript play
  • Printed play
Fate

1 folder

See Divorce

Fedora

1 folder

  • A drama in four acts
  • Victorine Sardou
  • Manuscript play and seven sides

Play too fragile to handle; only sides may be examined

The Female Volunteers

1 folder

Six manuscript sides

Fi Fi

1 folder

  • Act II only
  • Typescript
Box 22 The Fool of the Family

2 folder

  • A farce in One Act
  • Manuscript play in five sides
  • Two plays
Manuscript play, "The Fool of the Family" [image]View item(s)
Forget-Me-Not

1 folder

  • Manuscript
  • Nine sides
Les Fourchambaults

2 folders

  • A drama in five acts
  • From the French
  • Manuscript play and nine sides
Manuscript play, "Les Fourchambaults" [image]View item(s)
The French Spy

1 folder

See Golden Troupe

Galley Slave

1 folder

  • A play in five acts
  • Manuscript play
The Gilded Age

2 folders

  • A play in five acts
  • Manuscript play and nineteen sides
Manuscript play, "The Gilded Age" [image]View item(s)
Going It

2 folder

  • A farcical comedy in three acts
  • J. Madison Morton
  • Manuscript play and twelve sides
Manuscript play, "Going it" [image]View item(s)
Griffith Gauntor Jealousy

1 folder

  • A play in five acts
  • Manuscript play
Box 23 The Hansom Cab

1 folder

  • A drama in four acts
  • Fergus Hume
  • Manuscript play
[image]View item(s)
Hazel Kirke

2 folders

  • A comedy drama in four acts
  • Steele Mackay
  • Manuscript play and thirteen sides
Hearts and Diamonds

2 folders

  • A play in three acts
  • Manuscript play and fifteen sides
Manscript play, "Hearts and Diamonds" [image]View item(s)
The Henrietta

2 folders

  • A play in four acts
  • Manuscript play
Herb

1 folder

  • Parts of acts III and IV only
  • Manuscript play
Hidden Hand

1 folder

  • A play in five acts
  • Manuscript play
[image]View item(s)
The Horse and Widow

1 folder

  • 1 act incomplete
  • Manuscript play
Hortense

1 folder

  • A play with prologue and three acts (incomplete)
  • Manuscript and twelve sides
Manuscript play, "Hortense" [image]View item(s)
Box 24 The House on the Marsh

1 folder

  • A drama in three acts
  • Miss Florence Warden
  • Manuscript play
[image]View item(s)

Restricted use - too fragile

How Women Love

see also: Woman's Devotion

1 folder

  • A drama in five acts
  • Bartley Campbell
  • Manuscript play and three sides
Manuscript play, "How Women Love" [image]View item(s)
Impulse

1 folder

  • A play in five acts
  • Manuscript play
cast list for "Impulse" [image]View item(s)
Manuscript play, "Impulse" [image]View item(s)
In Deadly Peril

1 folder

  • A drama in four tableauxs adapted from Roger La Honteby Hal Collier(four acts)
  • Manuscript play
[image]View item(s)
The Industrious Intruder, or The Useful Sign Post!

1 folder

Manuscript play

Jane Eyre

1 folder

  • A play: prologue and three acts
  • manuscript play
[image]View item(s)
Jessie Brownor The Relief of Tension

1 folder

Prompter's book and fifteen manuscript sides

Jim the Penman

1 folder

  • A play in four acts
  • Manuscript play
[image]View item(s)
Jo, A Mountain Fairy

1 folder

  • A play in three acts
  • Manuscript play and eight manuscript sides
Manuscript play, "Jo, A Mountain Fairy" [image]View item(s)
Judah

1 folder

  • A play in three acts
  • Manuscript play and twelve manuscript sides
Manuscript play, "Judah" [image]View item(s)
Box 25 Katti

1 folder

  • A play in three acts
  • Manuscript play and ten sides
Manuscript play, "Katti" [image]View item(s)
Ladies Club

1 folder

  • Play in two acts
  • Author Unknown, "Swansea 1846"
  • Manuscript play
Lady Clareor, The Master of the Forges

2 folder

  • A play in five acts based on the novel by Robert Buchanan
  • Manuscript play and twelve sides, plus music cues in instructional music
The Lady Doctor( La Doctoresse )

1 folder

  • A farcical comedy in three acts (from the French)
  • Translated by Junius H. Ligonc. 1886
  • Manuscript play
Larks

1 folder

  • A burlesque comedy in three acts
  • Manuscript play
[image]View item(s)
Lass O'Lowlie

1 folder

  • A play in five acts
  • Manuscript play
[image]View item(s)
Lemons

2 folders

  • A play in three acts
  • Manuscript play and fourteen sides
Lilly of Killaneyor Eily

1 folder

One manuscript side

Little Barefoot

1 folder

  • A drama in five acts
  • Manuscript play
  • 2 copies
Box 26 The Little Duchess

1 folder

  • A comedy in five acts
  • Wilbur M. Williams
  • Copyright owned by Martin Golden
  • Manuscript play and one side
The Little Simpleton of Beech Grove

1 folder

  • A petite comedy in one act translated from the German
  • Manuscript play and "Property of Miss Kate Fletcher"
Lodgers

1 folder

  • A farcical grotesque comedy in three acts
  • "Barcelona Spain Aug. 4th '88"
[image]View item(s)
Lone Catioux

1 folder

  • A play in three acts
  • One manuscript side
Lorle

2 folders

  • A play in five acts
  • One manuscript side
Lost in London

1 folder

  • A play in five acts
  • Manuscript play
  • Printed play
Love's Sacrifice:or, The Rival Merchants

1 folder

  • A play in five acts
  • George Lovell
  • New York:Samuel French, n.d.
  • List of properties written on blank page
  • "Wm. Fletcher,Nashville May 1865
  • Prompter's Book
Mam'zelle Nitouche

1 folder

  • A comedy in three acts and 4 tableaux
  • M'M Mielhac
  • Manuscript play
  • "Sent from London, England Feb. 23rd 1888."
[image]View item(s)
The Manager

1 folder

Fifteen manuscript sides

Margot

1 folder

  • A play in two acts
  • Manuscript play and thirteen manuscript slides
  • "Copied by James Byrnne.Prompter. Louisville Theatre. Louisville, Ky. Feb. 29th 1864"
Marie

1 folder

  • A play in two acts
  • Typescript and manuscript sides
Typed script, "Marie" [image]View item(s)
Box 27 Marie "Woman of the People"

1 folder

  • An adaptation by: Ben Webster, Jr.from the French of D'Ennery and Mullian in five acts
  • Manuscript play
Married Life

1 folder

  • Prompter's book (manuscript)
  • Signatures of Wm. Fletcher; A.C. Garland-Nashville, Tennessee; A.H. Crisp
  • Printed play
[image]View item(s)
The Martyr

2 folder

  • An emotional play in five acts
  • Adolph D'Ennery
  • Translated from the French by J.H. LigonLondon, England, May 15, 1886
  • Martin Goldenhas right of production in whatsoever territory he selects.
  • Manuscript play and thirteen sides
Manuscript play, "The Martyr" [image]View item(s)
Mary Warner

1 folder

Eleven manuscript sides

Mathilde

2 folder

  • A play in three acts
  • One complete play and portions of a second
  • Manuscript play and thirteen sides
Meg

2 folder

  • A sensational drama in 4 [5] acts
  • Conquest and Pettit
  • Re-written for the American stage by: J.H. Ligon
  • Copy I - "Property of Adelina Gasparini"
  • Copy II - "Property of Bella Golden"
  • Manuscript play and eleven sides
Manuscript play, "Meg" [image]View item(s)
Mignon

1 folder

  • A drama from the German in four acts
  • James B. Runnion
  • Manuscript plays
[image]View item(s)
Box 28 M'Liss

1 folder

  • A drama in four acts
  • Based on Bret Hartenovel
  • Manuscript play and thirteen sides
Miss Moulton

1 folder

  • A play in five acts
  • Manuscript play
[image]View item(s)
A Mother's Triumph

1 folder

  • A drama in one act from Beaumont and Fletcher's Bloody Brother
  • Manuscript play
[image]View item(s)
Moth's[sic]

1 folder

  • A drama in four acts
  • Manuscript play
[image]View item(s)
Mrs. Channning, The Actress

1 folder

  • A play in four acts
  • Manuscript play
[image]View item(s)
My Nadine

1 folder

  • An original musical comedy-drama in three acts
  • Hal Collier
  • Manuscript play

Restricted use - fragile!

My Partner

1 folder

  • A drama in four acts
  • Bartley Campbell
  • Manuscript play and twelve manuscript sides
Manuscript play, "My Partner" [image]View item(s)
My Uncle

1 folder

  • A farce comedy in three acts
  • Manuscript play
[image]View item(s)
A Night Off

1 folder

  • A play in four acts
  • One manuscript side
The Nihilist and/or The Red Lamp

2 folders

  • Incomplete - four acts and music
  • Manuscript play and fifteen sides
Box 29A The Octoroon

2 folder

  • A drama in five acts(act three incomplete)
  • Dion Boucicault
  • Manuscript play and fifteen sides
Old Lyon!

1 folder

  • One act
  • Goerge S. Cochran Qudroon
  • Manuscript play
Our American Cousin

2 folders

  • A play in three acts (Act I incomplete)
  • Manuscript play and fourteen sides
Our Bachelors

1 folder

  • A play in four acts (Act I incomplete)
  • Manuscript play and fifteen sides
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Our Boarding House

2 folders

  • A play in four acts
  • Manuscript play and fifteen sides
Our Boys

2 folders

  • A play in three acts
  • Manuscript play and eight sides
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Our Gov'nor

1 folder

  • A play in three acts
  • Sixteen manuscript sides
Box 29B Out on a Larkor, A Page From Balzac

2 folders

  • A play in four acts
  • Manuscript play and eight sides
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Paul Pry

1 folder

  • A comedy in three acts
  • John Peale
  • New York: Wm. Taylor and Company
  • Printed play book utilized as Property Book and Prompter's Book
  • Another copy of play in Printed Play section
Pearl of Savoy

1 folder

  • One manuscript side ("Marie"
  • A copy of printed play in Printed Play section
Peep O'Day

2 folders

  • A play in five acts
  • Manuscript play and twenty-two sides
  • A copy of printed play in Printed Play section
Pink Dominoes

2 folders

  • A play in three acts
  • Manuscript play and nine sides
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Box 30 Pique

2 folders

  • A play in five acts
  • Augustin Daly
  • Manuscript play, fifteen sides, and "Scene Plot"
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Pizarro

1 folder

  • A play in five acts
  • Richard Brinley Sheridan altered from Kotzebue
  • New York: Samuel French
  • Manuscript prompt book and list of Properties
  • A copy of printed play in Printed Play section
  • Signature of William Fletcher
The Planter's Wife

2 folders

  • A drama in four acts
  • Manuscript play and thirteen sides
  • A second copy, incomplete
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Popsieor, Is Marriage a Failure?

1 folder

  • A farcical comedy in three acts
  • Hal Collier
  • Manuscript play
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The Private Secretary

1 folder

Seven manuscript sides

The Profligate

1 folder

  • A play in four acts
  • H.A. Jones
  • Manuscript play
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Putnam, The Iron Son of 76

1 folder

  • A play in three acts
  • Manuscript play and ten sides
  • ""The Property of Henry Watson, Esp. Wheeling, Jan 3, 1857"
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Box 31 Rag Picker of Paris

1 folder

  • Eleven manuscript sides
  • A copy of printed play in Printed Play section
Reunion in 1935

1 folder

  • Margaret Thuman Schlamp
  • Typescript
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Righted at Last

2 folders

  • A play in five acts
  • Mrs. Mary E. Scott
  • Manuscript play, eleven sides, and properties
Rose Michel

2 folders

  • A play in five acts
  • Manuscript play in thirteen sides
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Risen From His Ashes

1 folder

See Euchre

Rosedale

1 folder

  • A play in five acts
  • Manuscript play and one side
  • "Property of Selden M. Irwin, Frank Weston,Copyist
Box 32 Saratoga

1 folder

  • A play in five acts
  • Manuscript play
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The Secretary

1 folder

  • A farcical comedy in three acts adapted from the German
  • "Can be called The Private Tutor"
  • Manuscript play
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Sentenced to Death

1 folder

  • A drama in four acts
  • Manuscript play
The Shaughran

1 folder

  • A play in three acts
  • Manuscript play and fifteen sides
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The Silver King

1 folder

  • A play in five acts
  • Henry Jones and Henry Herman
  • Manuscript play
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The Silver Lining

1 folder

  • A play in one act
  • Leonard Jarvis
  • Typescript
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Slasher and Crasher

1 folder

  • One manuscript side
  • "Property of Harry Robinson""
Smike( Nicholas Nickleby)

2 folders

  • A drama in three acts
  • One act in manuscript, fourteen manuscrip sides and one side attached to a printed play
  • Copy of letter to be read on p. 26 of play
  • Two printed plays, in part revised
Snowball

2 folders

  • A play in three acts
  • Manuscript play and seven sides
Box 33 Streets of New York

2 folders

Prompter's Book and thirteen manuscript sides

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Struck Oil

1 folder

  • A play in three acts
  • Sketch of set depicts an oil rig
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Sweet Lavender

1 folder

  • A comedy in three acts
  • Manuscript play
Sweethearts

1 folder

  • A play in two acts
  • Manuscript play and three sides
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Three Years A Soldier

1 folder

  • A play in one act
  • George Cochran
  • Manuscript play
Topsy Turvy

1 folder

  • A farce comedy in three acts
  • Translated and adapted from German by Junius H. Ligon
  • Manuscript Play
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Trodden Down

2 folders

  • A play in four acts
  • Manuscript play and nine sides
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Two Nights in Rome

2 folders

  • Manuscript play and twelve sides
  • A copy of printed play in Printed Plays section
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Box 34 The Two Orphans

2 folders

  • A play in seven acts
  • Manuscript play and twenty six sides
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"Van," The Virginian

1 folder

  • A comedy in fice acts
  • Bartley Campbell
  • Manuscript play
When the Cat's Away

1 folder

  • A comedy in three acts
  • Manuscript play
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Woman of the People

1 folder

Manuscript and eight sides (the play is missing)

Woman's Devotion see also How Women Love

1 folder

  • A play in four acts
  • Manuscript and two sides
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Woman's Wit bound with The Young Actress

1 folder

  • Two one-act plays in a prompter's book and six sides
  • "Robert Lester Simpson, Prompter Louisville Theatre Dec 13th/64"
  • A copy of printed play in Printed Plays section. The two plays are combined in the one book and have a blank page separating them. All six sides are from "Young Actress"
Subseries: Plays by Martin Golden, Sr.
The Female Volunteers

1 folder

  • A farce in one act
  • Louisville, Ky., Dec 18, 1862
  • Manuscript play
Shoulder Straps

1 folder

  • A comedietta in one act
  • Manuscript play
Subseries: Box 34 Plays by William Echard Michael Golden
An American Play

1 folder

  • A play in three acts
  • Manuscript play
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An Anonymous Letter

1 folder

  • A comedietta, 1895
  • Manuscript play
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Barnaby and Priscilla

1 folder

  • A comedy in four acts
  • W. Echard Goldenand C. Lauron Hooper
  • Typescript, 1889
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Box 35 Beaumont

2 folders

  • A comedy in four acts
  • Manuscript play and typescript
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Benedict Arnold

4 folders

  • A play in four acts, ca. 1895
  • Three complete versions and miscellaneous portions
  • Manuscript play
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Bluebells or, A Midsummer Day's Madness

1 folder

  • A play in three acts
  • Manuscript in Golden's handwriting
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Box 36 The Cottage on the Cliffs

1 folder

  • A comedietta in one act
  • Manuscript play
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Cousin Margaret

1 folder

  • A comedy in four acts
  • Manuscript play
The Disputed Territory or, The Greatest Thing in the World

1 folder

  • A comedy in four acts
  • Two copies of Act I
  • Typescript
The Election

1 folder

  • A comedy in four acts
  • Manuscript play, incomplete
  • Play continues on verso of last page and goes back to verso of p. 46
For Her Sake

1 folder

  • A melodrama in four acts
  • Manuscript play, two copies
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Gay Deceivers

1 folder

  • A play in one act
  • Manuscript play, Two copies
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Hortense

1 folder

  • A comedy drama in a prologue and three acts
  • Manuscript play
The Iconoclasts

1 folder

  • A comedy in four acts
  • Manucsript play
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Box 37 Isabel

1 folder

  • A comedy in four acts
  • Manuscript play,1899
  • Two printed plays
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The Manager

1 folder

  • A comedy in four acts
  • Fourth act incomplete
  • Manuscript play
Mildred

2 folders

  • A comedy-drama in four acts, 1897
  • Three copies: Two manuscript versions, one incomplete; typescript copy
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A Million Dollars

1 folder

  • A play in four acts
  • Manuscript play
  • Many pages have been used on both sides
The Neapolitans

1 folder

  • Comic opera in three acts
  • Manuscript and typescript plays
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Penhurst

1 folder

  • A comedy in four acts
  • Manuscript play
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Box 38 Queen Bess

1 folder

  • A play in four acts, 1889
  • Manuscript play
  • 2 copies
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A *Suspectible Young Man

1 folder

  • A play in three acts
  • Manuscript in Golden's handwriting
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The Wager

1 folder

  • A comedy in one act
  • Manuscript and typescript plays
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Wyota

1 folder

  • A comic Opera Libretto in two acts
  • Manuscript play
  • Two copies
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Synopses of four manuscript plays: A Cottage on the Cliff Melicent, Modern Man, Riverside (2 copies)

1 folder

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Eight unfinished manuscript plays

1 folder

Subseries: Box 38 Untitled Plays
Box 39 Five manuscripts which are probably complete but have no titles.

1 folder

Miscellaneous manuscripts

1 folder

One side for Esmeralda

1 folder

Series: Printed Plays, 1808-1925

The printed play collection is remarkable both for its quantity and quality. It numbers 495 specific titles, with a total of 765 items, which figure includes multiple copies of some plays. The earliest is dated 1808, and there are some specimens from every decade of the 19th century. All types are represented: one-act to seven-act opuses; comedies and' tragedies; comediettas, opera buffa and burlettas, melodramas, Ethiopian dramas; many are set in exotic countries replete with costumes to match. Most of the books show signs of use; those in the best state were probably performed seldom.
Between the manuscript plays and the printed plays one can formulate an excellent idea of what the American theatre was like during the second half of the 19th century. Because theatrical troupes gave long programs and had daily changes, the Golden repertoire offered a large variety. It ranged from Shakespeare's great tragedies to French, Italian and German translations of contemporary European theatre, highly moral pieces to light comedies and burlesques, medieval settings and oriental countries to the American forest primeval peopled by the "noble savage." Perusing these almost five hundred plays strikes one with awe over the effort that mastery of these dramatic works required.

These plays were published both in America and Europe by well-known publishers: Samuel French (father and son), William V. Spencer, William Taylor, Thomas Hailes Lacy, J. Duncombe, John Cumberland, Carey and Lea, among others. The copies are well- marked with stage directions and signatures of ownership. Bella's books request their return after each performance.

Box 39 The Academy of Stars: An Ethiopian Sketch. A.J. Leavitt and H.W. Eagan.New York: Samuel French, n.d.
The Actress of All Work; or, My Country Cousin. W. Oxberry London:J. Duncombe, n.d.

Property of Bella Golden

The Adopted Child Simon Birch. Boston:William V. Spencer, n.d.
Adrienne, The Actress; or, The Reigning Favorite John Oxenford .New York: Samuel French , n.d.

Signature of Ella Wren

Gift of University of Evansville

After the Party. London:Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.
Agnes DeVere; or, The Wife's Revenge, John Baldwin Buckstone Boston: William V. Spencer, 1885

Signature of Martin Golden

Alice Grey: The Suspected One; or, The Moral Brand . John T. Haines.London:Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

Gift of University of Evansville

Aline: or, The Rose of Killareny. E.Stirling New York:Samuel French, n.d.

Signature of A.W. Stuart

All That Glitters is Not Gold . Thomasand J.M. Morton.New York: Samuel French , n.d.

Three copies - one complete copy

Signatures of Bella Golden, Martin Golden, andCharles W. White

Gift of Universit y of Evansville

Angel of the Attic . Thomas Morton .New York:Samuel French, n.d.
Andy Blake; or, The Irish Diamond . Dion Bourcicault.New York:Samuel French , 1856

Bourcicault's Dramatic Works forming the Repetoire of Miss Agnes Robertson

Four copies

Signatures of Bellaand Martin Golden,S.L. Holland,Mulrooney

Gift of The University of Evansville- one copy

Angeline . J.T. Haines .London:Chapman and Hall, n.d.
Angelo; or/and, The Actress of Padua . New York:Samuel French, n.d.

Altered and translated from French by G.A. Beckett

Anne Blake . Westland Marston Boston:William V. Spencer, n.d.
Anthony and Cleopatra. Charles Selby. New York:Samuel French, n.d. One copy. Prompter's copy [?] and Boston:William V. Spencer, n.d. One copy

Bella's signature in both

The Apostat. Richard Lalor Shiel .New York:Wm. Taylor and Co., n.d.

Martin Golden'scopy

The Arabian Nights Sydney Grundy. New York:T. Henry French, n.d.
Artful Dodger. E.L. Blanchard.New York:Samuel French, n.d.

Two copies; pages missing

L'Article 47or, Breaking the Ban . Adolphe Belot, New York:Robert M. DeWitt, 1872

Henry L. Williams, translater and adapter to English stage

As You Like It. William Shakespeare .New York:Samuel French , n.d.
Asmodeus; or,The Little Devil's Share . Thomas Archer. New York:Samuel French, n.d.

Four copies, of which one is the prompter's copy, two are sides, one property of Bella Golden

Asmodeus, Little Toddlekins, The Lost Lily

The New York Drama New York: Wheat and Cornett Vol 3, No 33

Signed "Compliments of Wm. O. Christophe, Jan 15, 1889"

Aurora Floyd; or, The Dark Deed in The Wood . C.H. Hazlewood.New York: Samuel French and Son , n.d.
Azael, The Prodigal . Edward Fitzball.London:Thomas Hailes Lacy , n.d.
The Bachelor's Bedroom; or,Two in the Morning . Charles Mathews .New York:Samuel French , n.d.
Bachelor's Buttons! . Edward Stirling.London:Thomas Hailes Lacy , n.d.

Prompter's copy

Il Barbiere di Siviglia and The Barber of Seville .New York:Piercy and Houel , 1847

Text in Italian and English

The Bashful Man . Moncrieff, W.T. London:John Cumberland & Son , n.d.

Martin Golden'ssignature

The Bells. Leopold Lewis . New York:Samuel French and Son, n.d.

Two copies - one large, one small

Ben the Boatswain; or, Sailors' Sweethearts . T.E. Wilks .New York:Samuel French , n.d.
Bengal Tiger. Chares Dance. New York:Samuel French , n.d.

Two copies

Gift of University of Evansville

Belphegor, the Mountebank; or, Woman's Constancy . Charles Webb. New York:Sameul French, n.d.
Bertram. Rev. Charles Maturin . New York:M. Douglas, n.d.
Betsy Baker; or, Too Attentive By Half . J.M. Morton .Boston:William V. Spencer; 1856

Signature of Emma Llewellyn (Bella Golden)

Portion of text missing

Better Than Gold. J.M. Morton . Boston: George M. Baker; 1878
Billee Taylor. H.P. Stephens . New York: A.S. Seer, 1881

Music, Edward Solomon

Black-Eyed Susan; or, "All In The Downs" . Douglas Jerrold . Boston:William V. Spencer, n.d.

Signature of C. [Charles] Slater

Black Sheep. London:Thomas Hailes Lacy,n.d. ..New York:Robert M. DeWitt, n.d.

Founded on Edmond Yate's novel

Arranged for the stage by J. Palgrave Simpson and the author

Blanche of Brandywine J.G. Burnett. New York: Samuel French, n.d.
The Bloomer Costume; or,The Figure of Fun . Edmund Stirling .New York: Wm. Taylor and Company, n.d.
The Blue Jackets; or,Her Majesty's Service! . Edward Stirling . London: J. Duncombe and Co.

Signatures of W.H. Steward, 1859; J.W. Bates, Mitchells's Olympia Theatre

Bombastes Furioso. Thomas Barnes Rhodes. New York:Wm. Taylor and Co., n.d.

Signature of Bella, also E. Llewellyn

The Bonnie Fish Wife.Charles Selby. London:Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

Prompt book - Bella Golden

The Bride of Lammermoor. John William Calcraft. New York:Samuel French, n.d.

"Property of Martin Golden

Signature of E.R. Erskine

The Broken Sword . William Dimond.New York:Samuel French, n.d.

"George Stevens Combination Dramatic Troupe"

A Brown Paper Parcel.M.J.W. New York: Samuel French, 1899
Brudder Bones's Nigger Comicalities .London: Cameron and Ferguson, n.d.

No author listed

Brutus; or, The Fall of Tarquin . John Howard Payne .New York:Samuel French , n.d.

Signature of Martin Golden

Bumble's Courtship .Frank E. Emson.New York: Samuel French and Son, n.d.

From Dickens's "Oliver Twist"

The Cabin Boy . Edward Stirling.London:Webster and Company, n.d.

Marked copy

Camilla's Husband .Watts Phillips.New York:Samuel French, n.d.

Four copies; two marked New Harmony Thespean's copies

One gift of University of Evansville

Camille. Cincinnati: T. Wrightson and Company, 1856

Translated by Matilda Heron from French of Alexandre Dumas, Jr.

Camille; or, The Fate of a Coquette. New York:Samuel French, n.d.

Two copies; one a prompter's copy, second Count de Varvilla's copy

Camp at Chobham. Mark Lemon London:Webster and Company, n.d.

Signature - J.G. Walker

Caprice; or, A Woman's Heart. Oliver S. Leland. Boston:William V. Spencer, n.d.

Gift of University of Evansville

Captain Charlotte. E. Stirling London:J. Duncombe and Company , n.d.

Bella Golden's prompt book

Ten sides

Captain Kyd; or, he Wizard of the Sea . J.S. Jones .Boston:William V. Spencer, n.d.
Captain Stevens.Charles Selby. London:Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.
The Captain's Not A-Miss . Wilks, T.E. New York: Samuel French , n.d.

Three copies; two are sides

The Carmelites; or, The Convent Belles! . Edward Fitzball London:J. Duncombe and Company , n.d.

Gift of University of Evansville

Caste. T.W. Robertson .New York:Robert M. DeWitt ; n.d.

Two copies; one of which is prompter's copy

The Cataract of the Ganges; or, The Rajah's Daughter . W.T. Moncrieff New York:Samuel French , n.d.
The Charcoal Burner; or, The Dropping Well of Knaresborough .George Almar. New York:Samuel French , n.d.

Gift of University of Evansville

Charles the Second; or, The Merry Monarch. John Howard Payne New York:Samuel French , n.d.
Charles The XII. J.R. Planche .New York: Samuel French , n.d.
The Charming Woman . Horace Wigan.London:Thomas Hailes Lacy , n.d.
Cherry and Fair Star. New York: Samuel French, n.d.

Author unknown

Signature of Bella Golden'

The Chimney Corner . H.T. Craven.London:Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

Signatures of Bella Golden and Geroge Stevens

Gift of University of Evansville

La Cigale.Herny Meilhacand Ludovic Halevy.New York: Happy Hours Comapny, 1879

Adapted by John H. Delafield

Civilization. John H. Wilkins. New York:Wm. Taylor and Company , n.d.

Signature of Bella Golden

Clari; or, The Maid of Milan. John Howard Payne . Boston: Wm. V. Spencer, 1856

Two copies: one has inscription: Mrs. Bella Golden, complinebts of C.W. Slater and signature of W.F. Pritchard

Gift of University of Evansville

The Clockmaker's Hat .New York: Samuel French, n.d.

Adapted by Madame Emile DeGirardinand translated by William Robertson

The Colleen Bawn; or, Brides of Garryowen. Dion Boucicault. New York: Samuel French . New York: Samuel French and Son, n.d. . London: Thomas Hailes Lacy

Five copies, several incomplete texts; one prompter's copy

SEE MISS EILY O'CONNOR

A Comical Countess. William Brough London:Thomas Hailes Lacy , n.d.
A Conjugal Lesson .H. Danvers.New York: Samuel French , n.d.

Two copies - signatures of Bella Golden

Cool as a Cucumber . W. Blanchard Jerrold .Boston:William V. Spencer , n.d.
The Corsican Brothers .New York: William Taylor and Company, n.d.

Author unknown

Prompter's copy

The Country Girl .William Wycherley.London:John Cumberland, n.d. .. New York:> Trow's Printing and Bookbinding , 1884

Altered and adapted by David Garrickand rearranged by Augustyn Daly

Two copies

The Courier of Lyons; or, The Attack Upon the Mall .London:Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

Translated from the French of Moreau, Siraudin and Delacour

Cousin Charity

No author, n.p., n.d.

Bella Golden's prompt book

Creole; or, Love's Fetters

No author, n.p., n.d.

Prompt book

Crinoline . Robert B. Brough .Boston:William V. Spencer, n.d.
Cupid's Eye-Glass . Thomas Picton .New York: Robert M. DeWitt , 1873 [?]

Bella Golden's signature

Cure for the Heart-Ach [sic] . Thomas Morton.New York:Charles Wiley ,1824 .Philadelphia: H.C. Carey and I. Lea , M'Carty & Davis . Boston: Saml. H. Parker

Property of New Harmony Thespian Society , Oct. 1832

A Cure for the Heart-Ache. Thomas Morton. New York: Wm. Taylor & Company

Martin Goldencopy

Two copies

Damon and Pytheas. John Banim. New York:Samuel French & Son, n.d.

Signatures of Bella and Martin Golden

The Daughter. Thomas Haynes Bayly .New York: Samuel French , n.d.
Daughter of the Regiment

SEE Josephone, the Child of the Regiment

David Garrick. T.W. Robertson .New York:Samuel French & Son, n.d.
Day After the Fair .G.A. Somerset .New York: Samuel French , n.d.
The Day After the Wedding . Charles Kemble.New York: Samuel French, n.d. and Wm. Taylor & Company, n.d.

Two copies, one incomplete

A Day in Paris! Charles Selby.London:Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d. Prompter's copy . Philadelphia and New York:[?], n.d.
Dead Heart. Benjamin Webster .New York:Samuel French, n.d.

Martin Golden'sprompter's copy

Delicate Ground; or, Paris in 1793. Charles Dance New York:William Taylor & Co., ca. 1870
The Demon Lover. John Brougham. New York:Samuel French , n.d.

Martin Golden signature

A Desparate Game . John Maddison Morton.London:Thomas Hailes Lacy , n.d.
The Devil's Elixer; or, The Shadowless Man . Edward Fitz-ball.London:John Cumberland , n.d.
A Devilish Good Jake; or, A Night's Frolic. Thomas Higgie Boston:William V. Spencer, n.d.

Two copies

Diamond Cut Diamond . W.H. Murray .London:Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.
Don Cesar De Bazan .G.A. A'Bechettand Mark Lemon.New York: Samuel French, n.d.

Martin Golden'sprompter copy

Two copies

Done on Both Sides . John Maddison Morton .New York: Samuel French & Son , n.d.
Don't Judge by Appearances . John Maddison Morton .New York:Samuel French & Son, n.d.

Two copies, one incomplete

One copy property of New Harmony Thespians

Dora . Charles Reade .Boston: Geo. M. Baker & Co. , n.d. .Boston:Charles H. Spencer(Agent of George M. Baker & Co.), n.d.

Two copies

Prompter's copy - Inscribed "C.W. Slater from Bella Golden "

Douglas

No author, publisher, or date

Old copy; type old; covers contain architectural sketches

Incomplete - pages 17-56 only

The Drama Defended. Rev. Strickland Cuyler. New York:Samuel French, 1859

Two copies

The Dramatist Frederick Reynolds

No title pages, n.p., n.d.

Three copies one of which is the prompter's copy, "Walnut Street Theatre, Jos. E. Nagle, 1849"

Signatures of Jos. E. Nagleand Martin Golden

Dream At Sea. John Baldwin Buckstone. New York:Samuel French, publisher, n.d.

Two copies

" G.T. Berlins' Book, February 27, 1876"

Signature of Martin Golden

The Drunkard; or, The Fallen Saved. New York: William Taylor & Comapny , n.d.

Adapted by W.H. Smith

Inscribed: " Martin Golden , St. Charles TheatreNew Orleans, La. 1855-6-7-8.9.60. 1861

The Dumb Girl of Genoa. New York: R.H. Elton, Publisher, n.d

Author unknown

Numerous names inscribed

Two sides

East Lynne .Boston:George M. Baker and Company, n.d.

A drama in five acts

Mrs. Henry Wood , adapter

Four copies

Signature of Bella Golden

Four copies

Eight sides

Eh? What Is It?. An Ethiopian Sketch. J.C. Stewart New York:Robert M. De Witt , publisher, n.d.
1863; or, The Sensations of the Past Season . Henry J. Byron London :Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.
The Elder Brother; or, Love Makes a Man. New York:R.G. Berford & Company ,1848

Adapted from text of Beaumontand Fletcher

Engaged. W.S. Gilbert .New York:Samuel French & Son, n.d.

Two copies

Enoch Arden. Arthur Matthison New York: Samuel French & Son, n.d.

A play in five acts

Manuscript

Ernestine. William Robertson New York:Samuel French & Son, n.d.

Two copies

Martin Golden's prompter's copy

Signature of Joseph M. Hamilton

Esmeralda; or, The Deformed of Notre Dame. Edward Fitzball New York:Samuel French & Son , n.d.

Seven copies

Signature of Claude Frollo

Signatures of Martin Goldenand George S. Stevens

The Eton Boy. Edward Morton New York:Samuel French & Son , n.d.

Three copies

Signatures of Martin and Bella Golden

Eurene Aram; or, Saint Robert's Cave . W.T. Moncrieff .London:John Cumberland, n.d.

Martin Golden'ssignature

Evadne; or, the Statue. Richard Sheil New York: Samuel French, n.d.

Five copies, one being a prompter's copy

Signatures of Martin Goldenand John Bennett

Evangeline. Robert N. Traver Albany, MO.:Freeman Print, 1878
Excuse Me! Gladys Ruth Bridgham Boston: Walter H. Baker & Company, 1925

Signature of Frances Golden

Extremes Meet. Kate Field New York: Samuel French, n.d.
Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady . J.R. Planche .New York: Samuel French, n.d.
Falka.Leterrier and Vanloo.Boston: White, Smith & Company, n.d.

English version by H.B. Farnie; music by F. Chassaigne

The Fall of Algiers. London: John Cumberland , n.d.

Author unknown

Inscribed "New Harmony Thespian Society"

The Fall of Algiers by Sea and Land! . C.A. Somerset. London: John Duncombe, n.d.

Signature of John P. Bennett

Family Jars.New York:: Owen Phelan, n.d.

Author unknown

Fanchon, the Cricket. August Waldauer . New York:Samuel French, n.d.

Signature of Bella Golden

Three copies

Manuscript

The Farmer's Story! . Bayle Bernard.London :Thomas Hailes Lacy,n.d.
Fazio; or, The Italian Wife. Rev. H.H. Milman. New York:Samuel French, n.d.
"A Fearful Tragedy in the Seven Dials" . Charles Selby. New York:Robert M. De Witt, n.d.

Signature of C. Richardson

The Fencing Master .Buffalo, N.Y.:Baker, Jones & Co., 1891 (?)

Libretto - Harry B. Smith

Music - Reginald de Koven

Two copies

Signature of Echard Golden

Fetter Lane to Gravesend, An Ethiopian Farce. Clyde, Ohio: A.D. Ames, n.d.

Author unknown

The Fire Raiser !; or, The Prophet of the Moor! George Almar London:G.H. Davidson, n.d.

"New Harmony Thespians"

Signature of W.F. Pritchard

Fish Out of Water . Joseph Lunn.New York:Turner & Fisher , n.d.
The Flying Dutchman; or, The Phantom Ship . Edward Fitzball.New York: Samuel French, n.d.

Signature of Miss E. Llewellyn

The Forest Keeper. H. Holl. London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

Two copies

Both copies inscribed "New Harmony Thespians, June 3, 1876"

The Forest Rose; or American Farmers . Samuel Woodworth . Boston: William V. Spencer, 1855

Signature of W.E. Thrall

The Forty Thieves . R.B. Sheridan and Colman the younger.New York: David Longworth, 1808

Signature of

Forty Winks.George Roberts. New York:Samuel French, n.d.
The Foundling of the Forest. William Dimond New York:David Longworth, 1809
The Foundling of the Forest . William Dimond. London: R.S. Kirby, 1823

A play in three acts

BOUND WITH The Warloch of the Glen

The Four Sisters . Bayle Bernard .London:Thomas Haile Lacy, n.d.

"Property of Martin Golden"

Francis the First .Philadelphit: W. Turner, 1832

As performed by Frances Ann Kemble

The French Spy; or, The Siege of Constantina . J.T. Haines .New York:Samuel French, n.d.

See Golden Troupe Section

"Frou Frou". Augustin Daly New York: Samuel French, 1870?
The Gamester. Edward Moore New York :William Taylor,1846

Signature of C.R. Erskine

Ganem, The Slave of Love . Francis Talfourd .London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

Signature of Bella Emma Llewellynand "Charleston Theatre Association"

Gipsy Jack; or, The Napoleon of Humble Life. W.T. Moncrieff London:The Music Publishing Company , n.d.
Giralda; or, The Miller's Wife .Benjamin Webster.Boston:William V. Spencer, n.d.

Text incomplete

Signature of Bernard Macauley

Gisippus; or, The Forgotten Friend .Gerald Griffin .New York:William Taylor & Co., n.d. and Samuel French

Two copies - one copy owned by Henry Robinson

The Golden Farmer; or, Jemmy Twitcher in England . Benjamin Webster New York:Samuel French, n.d.

Three copies, one of which is Bella Llewellyn'scopy

The Good Neighbor . William Dunlap New York: David Longworth, 1814
The Governor's Wife . Thomas Mildenhall.London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

Two copies

Signature of Bella Golden

Grace Darling; or, The Wreck at Sea . Edward Stirling London:Chapman and Hall, n.d.
Grandfather Whitehead . Mark Lemon.New York: Wm. Taylor & Co., n.d.

Signature of Miss Bella Llewellyn

The Green Bushes; or, A Hundred Years Ago . John Baldwin Buckstone New York:Samuel French & Son, n.d.

Signature of Martin Golden

The Greek Boy . S. Lover.London: Sherwood, Gilbert & Piper , n.d.
A Greek Slave. Owen Hall New York: Augustin Daly, 1898
Grimshaw, Bagshaw, and Bradshaw . John Maddison Morton.New York: Samuel French, n.d.

Inscribed "Shreveport Historic Associaton" and "Martin Golden"

Grist to the Mill . J.R. Planche .Boston: Wm. V. Spencer, n.d.

Two copies

Signature of Martin Golden

The Gun-Maker of Moscow . John Brougham.New York: Samuel French, n.d.

Two copies

Signature of Martin Golden

Gustavus Vasa

Author unknown, n.p., n. pub, n.d.

Title page missing

Signature of Charles Augustus Burton

Guy Mannering; or, Gipsey's Prophecy . Damiel Terry New York:M. Douglas, n.d. and Samuel French

Martin Golden's prompt book, 1856(?)

Three copies

Hamlet. Wm. Shakespeare New York: Wm. Taylor & Company, n.d.

Four copies, one copy minus title page

Signatures of Marcella Maxwell, July 5, 1844; Miss Allen; Martin Golden

Hamlet

No title page, imcomplete

Hamlet the Dainty . G.W.H. Griffin.New York: Samuel French, n.d.

An Ethiopian Burlesque on Shakespeare's Hamlet

Handy Andy. Floyd, W.R. New York: Samuel French , n.d.

Four copies

"Property of Schrader Dramatic Club"

"Florence Am & Dram Asst"

"Martin Golden"

A Happy Pair . S. Theyre Smith.London: Thomas Hailes Lacy , n.d.

"Property of Martin Golden"

The Haunted Hulk . Edward Fitzball.London: G.H. Davidson, n.d.
The Haunted Hil. J.P. Wooler London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

Music by Mallandaine

The Heir at Law. George Colman New York: Samuel French & Son , n.d.
Henriette the Forsaken . John Baldwin Buckstone.New York: Samuel French, n.d.
Henry the Fifth. Shakespeare [sic] New York: T.H. French, n.d.

Arranged by Charles Calvert

Her Majesty's Ship Pinafore; or, The Lass That Loved a Sailor. W.S. Gilbert and Albert Sullivan.New York:G.W. Carelton & Co. , 1879
Hiawatha; or, Ardent Spirits and Laughing Water .Charles M. Walcot.New York:Samuel French, n.d.
The Hidden Hand . Robert Jones.Boston: Geo. M. Baker & Co. , n.d.

Signatures of Bella & Martin Golden

His Last Legs. Wm. Bayle Bernard New York: M. Douglas , n.d.

Signature of Martin Golden

Personal comments on both front and back covers

Hofer; the Tell of the Tyrol . Edward Fitzball.New York: Samuel French, n.d.
Holly Tree Inn. Mrs. Oscar Beringer New York: Sameul French, 1906
The Honey-Moon. John Tobin New York: Samuel French, n.d.

Four copies

"Property of Martin Golden"

"Henry Robinson's Book"

Signature of Bella Golden

The Hop of Fashion. An Ethiopian Drama. . C. White.New York: Samuel French, n.d.
An Hour At Seville . Charles Selby.London: Thomas Hailes Lacy , n.d.
The House on the Bridge of Notre Dame .New York: Samuel French & Son, n.d.

Adapted from the French of Theodore Barriere & Henry deKockby Colin Hazlewood

A Household Fairy . Francis Talfourd .London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

Bella Golden's prompter copy

New Memphis Theatre

How She Loves Him! Dion Boucicault New York: Samuel French & Son, n.d.

Signature of Martin Golden

How to Make Home Happy . Wm. Brough.London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

Signatures of "Mr. Dakchick", "Emily [?]"

Four parts prompt copy

The Hunchback . James Sheridan Knowles .New York: Wm. Taylor & Co., n.d.. New York: Owen Phelan, n.d..New York: New York:Samuel French, n.d.

Four copies

"Henry Robinsons Book 1856"

Signature of Alexander Burns, Jr.

Signature of Martin Golden

The Hundred Pound Note .New York: E.M. Murden, 1828

Author unknown

Signature of L.D. Eytinge

A Hundred Thousand Pounds . Henry J. Byron.New York: Robert M. De Witt, n.d.
Hunting A Turtle . Charles Selby.London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

Signatures of Bella and Martin Golden, C.W. Slater

Five copies

A Husband At Sight .J.B. Buckstone.New York: Samule French, n.d.

Prompter's copy

The Husband of an Hour . Edmund Falconer .Boston: Wm. V. Spencer, n.d.

Signature of Aaron Mauer

A Husband to Order . John M. Morton.London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.
I Love You. Wybert Reeve New York: Samuel French & Son, n.d.
The Idiot Witness; or, A Tale of Blood. T.J. Haines New York:Samuel French, n.d.

Two copies, one incomplete

Both inscribed "Golden"

In and Out of Place S.D. Johnson

Publisher and date missing

Bella Golden'sprompt book made up of printed text combined with added dialogue

Infatuation. Sir Charles L. Young New York: Samuel French & Son , n.d.
Ingomar, The Barbarian .Maria Lovell.New York: Samuel French, n.d.

Three copies

Signature of "Miss Bella Llewellyn"

Invisible Prince; or, The Island of Tranquil Delights. J.R. Planche New York:WIlliam Taylor & Co., 1847

Signature of Miss E. Llewellyn

Ion. Thomas Noon Talfourd New York: Wm. Taylor & Co. , n.d.

Property of Bella Llewellyn

Ireland As It Is. J.A. Amherst New York: Samuel French, n.d.

Prompt book of Bella Golden

The Irish Ambassador . James Kenney.New York: Wm. Taylor & Co., n.d.
The Irish Boy.

Author missing

Publisher and date missing

Bella Golden's prompt book

The Irish Lion. John Baldwin Buckstone .New York: Samuel French, n.d. .London:Sherwood, Gilbert, & Piper , n.d.

Two copies

Signature of George Morrison

Property of Bella Llewellyn

The Iron Chest. George Coleman the Younger New York: Samuel French, n.d.

Property of George Morrison

Jack Sheppard. J.B. Buckstone New York: William Taylor & Co.andSamuel French, n.d.

One copy : "Property of Martin Golden;" signature of Bella Llewellyn;"G.W.M[orrison]March 18, 67"

Second copy: "Bella Golden with regards of Edcha & Voltz"

The Jealous Wife. George Colman New York: Samuel French, n.d.

"Miss Mollie Howe, Carmi, Illinois"

Jessie Brown; or, The Relief of Lucknow . Dion Bourcicault [correctly spelled Boucicault] .New York:Samuel French, n.d.

Four copies ; All of which indicate them as the property of Bellaor Martin Golden; one Bella's prompt book with a letter laid in

Joan of Arc, The Maid of Orleans . Thomas James Serle. London: John Duncombe, n.d.
John Procida; or, The Bridals of Messina . James Sheridan Knowles.Philadelphia:Turner & Fisher, n.d.
John of Paris. I. Pocock New York: E.M. Murden, 1827

On front of leather cover: "Opera of John of Paris marked for A.N. Ham Balto Mus [?] Jany 16, 1847by W.E. AndersonPrompt Book." End sheets contain writing

Jolly Millers. An Ethiopian Drama C. White New York: Samuel French, n.d.
Josephone, the Child of the Regiment; or, The Fortune of War . John Baldwin Buckstone London:Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

Two copies of which one is Bella'sprompt book

Jonathan Bradford; or, The Murder at the Road-side Inn. Edward Fitzball New York:Samuel French, n.d.

Copy serves as prompt book

End sheet of cover carries list of New Harmony cast.

Julius Caesar. William Shakespeare.New York: E.B. Clayton, 1830One copy .New York: Samuel French, n.d. Two copies

Three copies, two of which carry names of Bella Llewellynand Martin Golden

Kate Kearney; or, The Fairy of the Lakes . William Collier.London:Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

Two copies, one being a prompter's copy, the other has a leather cover with words scratched on surface: "Barker & St. Charles Theatre, New Orleans, 1853." Also "Receipts Books [?]" "Golden", "Barker"

Katharine & Petruchio. [William] Shakespeare . New York: Wm. Taylor & Co., 1854

[also] Memoir of Mr. Edwin Forrest

Signature of Martin Golden

Kathleen Mavourneen; or, St. Patrick's Eve . New York:Samuel French & Son, n.d.

Author unknown

Four copies

Signatures of J.T. Eagleand Sallie R. Jackson

Kathleen O'Neil; or, A Picture of Feudal Times in Ireland

Author, publisher, place of publication, and date unknown

Katty O'Sheal. James Pilgrim New York: Samuel French & Son , n.d.

Three copies, two have Bella'ssignature; one "Compliments of E.M. Hopkins, Martin Golden"

King Henry VII. Wm. Shakespeare New York: American Book Exchange, 1880
King Henry IV. William Shakespeare New York: M. Douglas , n.d.

Signature of "Miss E. Llewellyn"

Two copies, one being the prompter's book

King John. William Shakespeare New York:Wm. Taylor & Co., , 1846

Also a memoir of Charles Keen

The King of the Commons. Rev. James White New York: Wm. Taylor & Co., 1846

Signature of Martin Golden

Two copies, one being the prompter's book

The King of the Mist; or, The Miller of the Hartz Mountains. Edward Fitzball London:J. Duncombe & Co., n.d.

Two copies

The King's Rival; or, The Court and the Stage . (Nell Gwynne) Tom Taylorand Charles Reade .New York:Samuel French, n.d.

Martin Golden's prompt book

A Kiss in the Dark . John Baldwin Buckstone .New York: Samuel French & Son , n.d.

Four copies, one incomplete, containing signatures of Bellaand Matin Golden, Charles S. Rogers, Maria Legros [?]

The Knight of Arva . Dion Boucicault.New York: Samuel French, n.d.
Ladder of Love. Thomas Haynes Bayly New York: Elton, 1838

A musical drama in one act

Two copies

Ladies at Home; or, Gentlemen, We Can Do Without You J.G. Millengen

A female interlude in one act

The Ladies' Battle .Boston: William V. Spencer , n.d.

A comedy in three acts

Author missing

Ladies Beware! New York: William Taylor , n.d.

A farce in one act

Author missing

Laid Up In Port!; or, Sharks Along Shore! Thomas Higgie London:Duncombe and Noon, n.d.

A Nautical Drama in Three Acts

Two copies, one of which is MARTIN Golden prompter's book

The Laughing Hyena . Benjamin Webster.New York: Samuel French, n.d.

A farce - in one act

Signature of George Morrison

Leah, The Foresaken . Augustin Daly .New York: Samuel French & Son, n.d.

A play in five acts

Leap Year; or, The Ladies' Privilege . J. Baldwin Buckstone New York:William Taylor & Co., n.d.

A comedy in three acts

Led Astray. Dion Boucicault New York: Samuel French & Son , n.d.

A comedy in five acts

Signatures of Martin Golden

Five copies

Lend Me Five Shillings . John Maddison Morton.New York: William Taylor & Co., n.d.

A farce in one act

Bella Llewellyn's signature

The Liar. Samuel Foote New York: D. Longworte , 1813

A farce

Gift of University of Evansville

Linda, The Pearl of Savoy . C.Z. Barnett London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d. (1874is written on back cover)

A domestic drama in three acts

" Martin Golden New Harmony Indiana"

Little Red Riding Hood and the Fairies of the Rose, Shamrock, and Thistle . Buckingham Leicester.London:Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

An original Burlesque Extravaganza, in one act

The Little Savage . J.M. Morton London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

A farce in one act

The Little Treasure .A. Harris.New York: Samuel French, n.d.

A comedy, in two acts

Signature of Martin Golden and Harry M. Crisp

Three copies

Little Toddlekins . Charles Mathews Boston: William V. Spencer, n.d.

A comic drama

Lizzie Leigh; or, The Murder Near the Old Mill . W.R. Waldron.London:Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

A domestic drama, in three acts

Four copies

Loan of a Lover. J.R. Planche New York: William Taylor & Co., n.d.

A vaudeville in one act

Emma Llewellyn'ssignature

Locked in With a Lady . H.R. Addison.London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

A sketch from life

Locked out. Howard Paul New York: Robert M. DeWitt, n.d.

A comic scene

Lola Montes; or, A Countess for an Hour

See Pad De Facination

London Assurance. Dion L. Boucicault [sic] New York: Samuel French, n.d.

A comedy in five acts

On back cover an expense receipt from Martin Golden, September 7, 1863, to Timothy Golden, New York

The Lost Ship; or, The Man-of-War's Man and the Privateer . Thomas Townsend New York:Samuel French, n.d.

A nautical drama, in three acts

Three copies, one of which belonged to the Thespian Society

Signature of Arthur Echard; last page has a history of New Harmony

Love. James Sheridan Knowles.New York: Wm. Taylor & Co. , ca. 1852 .New York: Samuel French , n.d.

Play in five acts

Two copies, one incomplete

Signatures of Emma Llewellyn , George Morrisonand DeBars Opera House

Love and Loyalty . Wm. James Robson Boston: Wm. V. Spencer , n.d.

A play in five acts

Love and Rain .London: Thomas Hailes Lacy , n.d.

A farce in one act

Author unknown

The Love Chase. James Sheridan Knowles.New York: Wm. Taylor & Co., n.d. One copy .New York: Samuel French, n.d. Four copies

A comedy

Five copies

Signatures of George Morrison , George France

The Love of a Prince; or, The Court of Prussia . Charles Gayler (-or) New York:Samuel French, n.d.

A drama in three acts

Love's Sacrifice; or, The Rival Merchants . George Lovell. New York:William Taylor & Co., n.d. New York:Samuel French, n.d.

A play in five acts

Three copies

Bella Llewellyn and Henry Robinson's books

Play manuscript

Love's Telegraph .London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

A comedy in three acts

Author unknown

Two copies

Lucretia Borgia . J.M. Weston.Boston: William V. Spencer , n.d.

A drama in three acts

Signature of Bella Llewellyn

Gift of University of Evansville

Luke the Labourer . John Baldwin Buckstone.New York: Berford & Co., 1847 . New York: William Taylor & Co., n.d.

A domestic comedy in two acts

Two copies, one of which is Bella Llewellyn'sbook

Macbeth. William Shakespeare New York: Samuel French, n.d.

A tragedy in five acts

"Golden" signature

Madelaine!; or, The Daughter of the Regiment . Edward Fitzball London:Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

A drama in two acts

Madelaine, the Belle of the Faubourg .New York: Samuel French, n.d. .Boston: William V. Spencer, 1856

A drama in three acts

Author unknown

Three copies

Signatures of Martin& Bella Golden, Fanny B. Price

The Maid of Croissey; or, Or [sic], Theresa's Vow . Mrs. Charles Gore New York:Wm. Taylor & Co., n.d.

A drama in two acts

The Maid with the Milking Pail . John Baldwin Buckstone.London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

A comic drama

Signature of Bella Golden

Maidens Beware! J.T. Haines London: J. Duncombe & Co,, n.d.

An original Burletta

The Manager in Distress . George Colman, the Elder.London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

A prelude

The Manager's Daughter. Edward Lancaster.New York: W.C. Wemyss, n.d. .New York: Samuel French, n.d.

An interlude in one act being the original of the play performed under the title The Young Actress

Two copies

Six manuscript sides under title of The Young Actress

Maria and Magdalena .New York: Robert M. DeWistt, ca. 1873

A play in four acts

Paul Landauand adopted from the original German by L.J. Hollenius

Marie, A Tale of the Pont Neuf! Henry R. Addison London: John Duncombe & Co., n.d.

An original comedietta

Two copies

Mariner's Compass. Henry Leslie.London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

An original drama

Married and Single . John Poole.New York: William Taylor & Co., n.d.

A comedy in three acts

Signature of George Stevens

Married Life. John Baldwin Buckstone New York: Samuel French & Son , n.d.

A comedy in three acts

Two copies

"Property of Bella Golden"

Manuscript prompter's book

The Married Rake. Charles Selby New York: Samuel French, n.d.

A farce in one act

Mary Price; or, The Adventures of a Servant Girl .G.W.M. Reynolds.London:Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

A domestic drama in two acts

Three copies

Masaniello; or, The Dumb Girl of Portici . H.M. Milner.New York: R.H. Elton , 1830

A musical drama in three acts

Masks and Faces; or, Before and Behind the Curtain . Tom Taylorand Charles Reader New York:Samuel French, n.d.

A comedy in two acts

Signature of Bella Golden

A Match in the Dark. Charles Dance.Boston: William V. Spencer , n.d.

Comedietta in one act

Matrimony. James Kenney New York: Samuel French , n.d.

A petite comedy in two acts

Matteo Falcobe; or, The Brigand and His Son. Wm. Henry Oxberry Boston:William V. Spencer, 1856 .New York:Samuel French, n.d.

A melo-drama in one act

Two copies

Maurice, the Woodcutter . C.A. Somerset.London: Thomas Hailes lacy, n.d.

A melo-drama in three acts

Mazeppa; or, The Wild Horse of Tartary. Milner, H.M. Philadelphia:Turner & Son and C. Neal, n.d.
Meg's Diversion. H.T. Craven New York: Samuel French, n.d.

A drama in two acts

The Merchant of Venice. William Shakespeare.Nurnberg and New York:Frederick Campe & Co., n.d. New YorkSamuel French, n.d. New York:Privately Printed, 1898 Souvenir Edition

A comedy

Signature of George Morrison

Three copies

The Merry Wives of Windsor .William Shakespeare.Boston: Wells and Lillyand New York:A.T. Goodrich & Co., 1822 .Boston: William V. Spencer, 1855

A comedy

Two copies

Michael Erle: The Maniac Lover; or, Fayre Lass of Lichfield . Thomas Edgerton Wilks.New York:Samuel Golden, n.d.

Property of "Golden"

The Middy Ashore. William Bayle Bernard.New York: New York: Samuel French, n.d.

A farce in one act

Two copies

Prompt book

Signatures of Bella and Martin Golden

A Midsummer-Night's Dream .William Shakespeare.New York: Samuel French, n.d.

A comedy in three acts

Three copies

one copy contains names of cast including Martin Goldenfor the St. Louis Theature, 1858

The Mikado; or, The Town of Titipu . W.S. Gilbert Arthur Sullivan.Boston:Oliver Ditson & Co., n.d. . New York: Wm. A. Pong & Co.

An original Japanese comic opera in two acts

Two copies of which one has Frances Golden'ssignature

Miralda; or, The Justice of Tacon . M.M. Battou.New York:Samuel French & Son, n.d.

A drama in three acts

Signature of Martin Golden

Miriam's Crime . H.T. Craven.London: Thomas Hailes Lacy , n.d.

A drama in three acts

Mischief Making. J.B. Buckstone New Yorl: Samuel French , n.d.

An interlude in one act

Signature of Martin Golden

Miss Eily O'Connor . Henry J. Byron.London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

A new and original burlesque founded on... Colleen Bawn

Miss In Her Teens

Title page missing: all bibliographic information unknown

Mr. & Mrs. Peter White . R.J. Raymond.Philadelphia: Fred. Turner, n.d.

A farce in one act

Two copies - one copy the property of W.P. Smithand others; one the property of Martin GOlden

Mr. X. Sydeny Rosenfeld New York:Robert M. DeWitt, n.d.

A farce in one act

Mrs. Caudle's Curtain Lecture . Edward Stirling.New York: Samuel French, n.d.

An apropos bagatelle in one act

The Mob Cap; or, Love's Disguises. Howard Paul New York:William Taylor & Co., n.d.

A domestic drama in two acts

"Mueller & Everett"

Mock Trial for Breach of Promise .Mrs. C.A. Doremusand Miss H. E. Manchester. New York: Samuel French & Son, n.d.
The Momentous Question . Edward Fitzball.Boston: William V. Spencer, 1856, n.d.

An original domestic drama in two acts

Two copies, one of which is Martin Golden'sprompter's book

Money. Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer New York: Samuel French , n.d.

A comedy in five acts

Three copies

Signatures of Bella and Martin Golden

More Precious Than Gold! Cheltnam, Charles Smith London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

A comedy in two acts

A Morning Call. Dance, Charles .New York: William Taylor & Co., n.d. .New York: Clinton T. DeWitt, n.d.

An original comedietta

Two copies

Signatures of Bellaand Martin Golden

Gift of University of Evansville

My Mother-In-Law; or, A Divorce Wanted. J.V. Prichard New York:Samuel French & Son, 1876

Eleven copies

My Son Diana. A. Harris Boston: William V. Spencer, n.d.

A farce in one act

Nature and Philosophy.

Author, publishers and date of publication unknown

Property of Bella Llewellyn

The Negro of Wapping; or, The Boat- Builder's Hovel. E. Fitzball London:J. Duncombe & Co. , n.d.

A melodrama in two acts

Inscribed "New Harmony Dramatic Association" and "Covington Dramatic Associaton"

Naval Engagements . Charles Dance.New York: Samuel French, n.d.

A farce in two acts

Signature of Bella Golden

The Nervous Man; or, The Nam of Nerve. William Bayle Bernard New York:Wm. Taylor & Co., n.d.

A farce in two acts

Signature of Martin Golden

New Men and Old Acres .Tom Taylor and A. Dubourg.New York: Robert M. DeWitt, n.d.

A comedy in three acts

A New Way to Pay Old Debts .Edinburg: Oliver Boyd, n.d. Inscribed "G.W. Gouldson Bunker Hill 1853 Bowery" . Phillip Massinger .New York:William Taylor & Co. , n.d. Property of Martin Golden

A comedy in five acts

Two copies

New Year's Calls. G.W.H. Griffin New York: Samuel French, n.d.

Ehtiopian

Nice Young Ladies! Edward Stirling London: Duncombe and Moon, n.d.

An original farce in one act

Nick of the Woods . Miss L.H. Medina.New York: Samuel French, n.d.

A drama in three acts

Three copies

Property of Martin Golden

A Night of Suspense .London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

A monologue

Author unkown

Nipped in the Bud; or, The King's Gardener . Charles Selby New York:Turner & Fisher, n.d.

A burletta in one act

Signature of W.F. Pritchard

Nicholas Nickelby[sic]. Edward Stirling New York: Samuel French, n.d.

Nickelby spelled correctly everywhere else

No Cure No Pay. G.W.H. Griffin New York: Samuel French, n.d.

An original Ethiopian farce in one act

Ethiopian

No Tator; or, Man-Fish .A.J. Leavitt and H.W. Eagan

An Ehtiopian sketch

Ethiopian

Not Guilty. Watts Phillips New York: Robert M. DeWitt, n.d.

A drama in four acts

Nursey Chickweed. Thomas J. Williams.London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

A farce in one act

An Object of Interest . J.H. Stocqueler.Boston: William V. Spencer, n.d.

A farce in oce act

Property of Bella Golden

The Obstinate Family .New York: Samuel French, n.d.

A farce in one act

Translated and adapted from the German

Three copies

Property of Martin Golden

Of Age TO-MORROW. New York: David Longworth, 1808 second edition

A musical entertainment in two acts

Author unknown

The Old Guard.

Title page missing

Author publisher and date of publicaton unknown

Property of Martin Golden

Old Honesty. J.M. Morton London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

A comic drama in two acts

The Olio; or, Speaker's Companion . New York:Samuel French, n.d.
On Guard. W.S. Gilbert New York: Samuel French & Son, n.d.

An entirely original comedy in three acts

One Hour; or, The Carnival Ball. Thomas Haynes Bayly New York:Elton Publisher and Engraver ,1838

Inscribed "Mrs. Russell"

University of Evansvillegift

The Oolah. New York: Sydney Rosenfeld, 1887

Comic opera in three acts

Books: Sydeny Rosenfeld

Music: Charles Lecocq

Orlando; or, A Woman's Virtue . Horatio Newton Moore Philadelphia:Frederick Turner, 1835

A tragedy in five acts

Signature of Martin Golden

Our Mary Anne. John Buckstone Baldwin New York: Elton, Publisher & Engraver, 1838

A farce in one act

Colored engraving of Mrs. Richardsonas Ernestine

Signature of G.D. Chaplin

Our Old House At Home . Tom Balke.London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

A domestic drama in two acts

Our Wife; or, The Rose of Amiens . John Maddison Mroton New York:Samuel French, n.d.

A comic drama in two acts

"Compiments of E.M. Hopkinsto Martin Golden"

Ours .Chicago:The Dramatic Publishing Co., n.d.

A comedy in three acts

Five copies

Panjandrum. New York: T.B. Harms & Co., 1893

An olla podrida in two acts

J. Cheever Goodwin, libretto

Woolson Morse, music

Pas de Fascination; or, Catching a Governor . J. Stirling Coyne.New York:Samuel French, n.d.

A farce in one act

Two copies

The Patrician's Daughter . J. Westland Marston.Boston: William V. Spencer, 1856

A tragedy in five acts

Signature of Martin Golden

Paul Pry. John Poole New York: William Taylor , n.d.

A comedy in three acts

Two copies

Signatures of James Chrsytaland Martin Golden

Manuscript: prompt book

Pauvrette. Dion Boucicault/Bouricault New York: Sameul French , n.d.

A drama in five acts

Four copies, of which one is a prompt book, property of BellaandMartin Golden

The Pearl of Savoy .New York: Samuel French, n.d.

A domestic drama in five acts

author unkown

Signature of Martin Golden

Manuscript: one side (Marie)

Peep O'Day; or, Savourneen Deelish . Edward Falconer New York:Samuel French & Son , n.d.

A drama in four acts

Manuscripts: 4 acts, 23 sides

Peggy Green . Charles Selby.London:Duncombe and Moon, n.d.
The People's Lawyer .J.S. Jones.Boston: William V. Spencer, 1856
Perfection; or, The Maid of Munster . Thomas Haynes Bayly.New York:Wm. Taylor & Co., n.d.

A farce in one act

Signature of Martin Golden

La Perle Noire. Victorien Sardou.New York: William R. Jenkins, n.d. .Boston , 1891

Comedie en Trois Acts

In French

The Persecuted Dutchman; or, The Original John Schmidt . S. Barry New York:Samuel French, n.d.

"Von Schrader Dramatic Club, Paducah, Ky."

"James Barney -- 25 Regt, U.S. Infantry

Personation; or, Fairly Taken In. Mrs. Charles Kemble New York:Samuel French, n.d.

A comic interlude in one act

Pet of the Petticoats. J.B. Buckstone New York: Samuel French , n.d.

"Property of Bella Golden , Dec. 19, 1868"

A Pet of the Public . Edward Stirling.London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.
The Pickwick Club; or The Age We Live In. E. Stirling New York:Turner & Fisher, n.d.

A burletta extravaganza!

Signature of W.F. Prtichard

Pinafore

See H.M.S. Pinafore

The Pirate's Legacy; or, The Wreckers' Fate . Charles H. Saunders Boston:William V. Spencer, n.d.

A drama in two acts

Signature of W.E. Thrall& Charles Slater

Pizarro.New York: Samuel French , n.d. .New York:William Taylor & Co , n.d.

A play in five acts

Altered from Kotzebueby Richard Brinsley Sheridan

Signature of C.C. Gibson& Bella Llewellyn

Three copies

Manuscript: prompt book

PO-CA-HON-TAS; or, The Gentle Savage. John Brougham New York:Samuel French, n.d.

Two acts

Two copies, one of which is Bella Golden'sprompt book and the second a very damaged book

A Poetic Proposal . Martin Beecher.London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

A farce in one act

The Poor Gentleman . George Colman, The Younger.New York: Samuel French, n.d.

A comedy in five acts

Inscribed " Warde Morrison & Co. Aug 26th, 1862 [or 5?]""George Morrison""Martin Golden"

The Poor Soldier . John O'Keeffe.London: John Cumberland [?], n.d.

A musical farce in two acts

Wood engraving by Bonner from a drawing taken in theatre by R. Cruikshank

Popping the Question

One act

Title page missing - no author, publisher or date of publication

The Porter's Knot . John Oxenford.London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

A serio-comic drama in two acts

The Pretty Horsebreaker .William Broughand Andrew Halliday .London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

An apropos sketch in one act

Property of Bella and Martin Golden

A Pretty Piece of Business . Thomas Morton.New York: Samuel French, n.d.

A comedy in one act

The Pride of the Market . J.R. Planche.New York: Wm. Taylor & Co., n.d.

A comic drama

Property of Martin Golden

A Prince for an Hour . John Maddison Morton.London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

A comic drama in one act

The Princess and the Butterfly; or, The Fantastics Arthur W. Pinero New York: Samuel French, n.d.

A comedy in five acts

Play copyright 1897

The Provost of Bruges .New York: Turner & Fisher, n.d.

A tragedy in five acts

Author unkown

Pure Gold. Westland Marston New York: Samuel French , n.d.

A play in four acts

Signature of Martin Golden

I Puritani e I Cavalieri; or, The Puritans & Cavaliers .New York:Wm. Taylor & Co. , n.d.

A serious opera in three acts

Text in both Italian and English

Music by Bellini

Inscribed by "W.F.P. [William F. Pritchard?]and J.P.B." [John P. Bennet?] [James Penn B.?]

Pygmalion and Galatea . W.S. Gilbert.New York: T.H. French, n.d. .New York: Samuel French & Son, n.d.

An entirely original mythological comedy in three acts

"Compliments of E.M. Hopkinsto Martin Golden"

Signature of Bella Golden

Five copies

A Quiet Family . William Suter.Boston: William V. Spencer, n.d.

An original farce

Two copies

Inscribed "Duffield & Flynn

Raffaelle the Reprobate; or, The Secret Mission and the Signet Ring . Thomas Egerton Wilks.Boston:William V. Spencer , n.d.

A drama in two acts

The Rag-Picker of Paris and The Dress-Maker of St. Antoine Edward Stirling New York:Samuel French, n.d.

A drama in three acts and a prologue

Two copies

Signature of M.H. Lewis [?]

Four sides - manuscript

The Rapparee; or, The Treaty of Limerick Dion Bourcicault [sic]

A romantic drama in three acts

No publisher, date, or place of publication

The Rendezvous . Richard Ayton .London: John Cumberland, n.d. one copy .New York: Samuel French, n.d. one copy

An operetta in one act

"Property of Martin Golden"

One copy, no title page

Total three copies

The Rent-Day. Douglas Jerrold New York: Samuel French, n.d.

A domestic drama in three acts

Second copy has no title page and is not similar to above in format

Signature of W.C. Pope

Two copies total

Retribution; or, Love's Trials . G.J. Bennett.London:G.H. Davidson, n.d.

A play in five acts

Embellished with a fine engraving by Mr. Branston, from a drawing taken in the theatre by Mr. R. Cruikshank

Produced 1850

Retribution Tom Taylor

A domestic drama in four acts

No publisher, date, or place of publication

Produced 1856

The Rev. Peter Brice, Bachelor . Beulah King.Boston: Walter H. Baker & Co., 1919

Two copies, of which one carries Frances Golden'sname and New York address

Richard III. William Shakespeare .New York: Samuel French , n.d.

Adapted by Colley Cirber

Prompt book

Signatures of George W. Morrison, R. [?] Warde

Richelieu; or, The Conspiracy. Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer.New York:Samuel French, n.d.

A play in five acts

Prompt book

Signature of Martin Golden

Richelieu. Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer . Philadelphia: The Penn Publishing Co., 1906

As presented by Edwin Booth

Four copies

Rienzi.New York: Samuel French , n.d.

A tragedy in five acts

Miss Milford

Signature of Mrs. Harris

The Ring and the Keeper . J.P. Wooler.London: Thomas Hailes Lacy,n.d.
The Rival Pages . Charles Selby.London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

A petite comedy

"G.O. ? St. Louis"

The Rivals. Richard Brinsley Sheridan New York: Wm. Taylor & Co., n.d.

A comedy in five acts

Signature of Emma Bella Llewellyn

The Robbers.

No title page

Author, publisher, date, place of publication unknown

Martin Golden'sprompt book

Robert Emmet, The Martyr of Irish Liberty . James Pilgrim .Boston: William V. Spencer,ca. 1837 - 1 copy . New York:Samuel French - 2 copies

Signatures of Bernard Macauleyand Martin Golden

Total three copies

The Romance of a Poor Young Man . New York: Samuel French, n.d.

Octave Feuillet

Adapted from French by Pierrepont EdwardsandLester Wallack

Three copies - Martin Golden's prompt book

Romeo and Juliet. William Shakespeare.New York: Samuel French, n.d. .New York: American Book Exchange , 1880

A tragedy in five acts

Two copies

The Ruffian Boy

Title page inaccessible

No author, publisher, date, place of publication

Ruthven . A. Harris.London: Thomas Hailes Lacy , n.d.

A drama in four acts

Signature of John P. Bennett

Ruy Blas. New York: Samuel French , n.d.

A romantic drama in four acts

From the French of Victor Hugo

Satan in Paris; or, The Mysterious Stranger. Charles Selby . Boston: William V. Spencer 1855 .New York:Samuel French, n.d.

A drama in two acts

Copy of Bella and Martin Golden

Two copies

Satanus and The Spirit of Beauty . J. Stirling Coyne.London:Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

A romantic legendary spectacle in two acts

The Scamps of London; or, The Cross Roads of Life! London:Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

A drama of the day

Adapted from French by W.F. Moncrieff

Rearranged by Frederick Marchant

A Scene in the Life of an Unprotected Female . J. Stirling Coyne. Boston: William V. Spencer, n.d.

A farce in one act

The School for Scandal . Richard Brinsley Sheridan.New York: T.H. French, n.d. . New York: Thomas Longworth, 1820

A comedy in five acts

Three copies - All have Fannie Echard'ssignature, 1898,and New Harmony cast listed

Inscribed "New Harmony Thespian Society"

Total four copies

The School of Reform; or, How to Rule a Husband. Thomas Morton New York:Samuel French, n.d.

A comedy in five acts

Two copies

The Sea of Ice; or, A Thirst For Gold, and the Wild Flower of Mexico .New York:Samuel French , n.d.

A romantic drama in five tableaux

Author unknown

Four copies

Property of Martin Golden; two copies have names of cast, signature of "Morris"; two copies have final pages copied by hand

Second Love. J. Palgrave Simpson.Boston: William V. Spencer, n.d. . New York: J. Perry

An original comic drama in three acts

Two copies

Signature of Bella Llewellyn

The Secret Foe!; or, The Mason of Abbeville! . Edward Stirling.London:John Duncombe, n.d.

An original drama in two acts

Signature of John Bennett

The Secret Mine. John Savill Faucit New York: Circulating Library and Dramtic Repository, 1823

An equestrian melo-drama in two acts

"Thespian Society of New Harmony" and various other names inscribed

The Serious Family . Morris Barnett.New York: Samuel French, n.d. .New York: Samuel French & Son, n.d.

A comedy in three acts

Signature of Martin Golden

Two copies

Servants by Legacy . James Pilgrim.Boston: William V. Spencer, n.d.

A farce in one act

Shadows.Charles L. Young.New York: Samuel French & Son , n.d.

A romantic drama in a prologue and four acts

The Shakespeare Water-Cure .New York: Harold Roorbach, n.d.

Suggested and adapted from "Place Aux Dames" and "Pirated from many authors by The Larks"

Shylock; or, The Merchant of Venice Preserved . Francis Talfourd New York:Samuel French, n.d.

Signature of Emma Bella Llewellyn

She Stoops to Conquer.

No title page

Hence, no author, publisher, date, place of publication

"Property of George W. Morrison, Evansville, Ind.Dec 3d 66"

She Wou'd and She Wou'd Not . Colley Cibber.London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

A comedy in five acts

Signature ofMartin Golden

The Siamese Twins . Gilbert Abbott A. Beckett.Boston: William V. Spencer, n.d.

A farce in one act

"George Radcliffe Wood's Theatre"

Six Kelptomaniacs . Evelyn Whiting Card.Boston: Walter H. Baker & Co., n.d.

A farce in two acts

Six Months Ago . Felix Dale.London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

A comedietta in one act

Sketches In India . Thomas Morton.New York: William Taylor & Co., n.d. .New York: Wm. Taylor & Co., n.d.

A farce in one act

Signatures of Martin, E.B. Golden, John L. Barrett

Three copies

Slasher and Crasher . John Maddison Morton .New York: Samuel French, n.d. 1 copy .New York: Samuel French, n.d. 1 copy missing pages 27-30

Total 2 copies

"J.D. Jones"

The Snapping Turtles; or, Matrimonial Masquerading . John B. Buckstone.New York:Robert M. DeWitt, n.d.

A dialogue in one act

Somebody Else . J.R. Planche.Boston: William V. Spencer, n.d.

A farce in one act

Prompt book - "Property of Bella Golden"

La Sonnambula.

A grand opera in three acts

Music by Bellini

No title page, no author, no publisher

"W F P & J P B"

"Wm. F. Pritchard"

"James P. Bennett" [?]

Speed the Plough . Thomas Morton .London: John Cumberland, n.d. 1 copy .New York: William Taylor & Co., n.d. 1 copy . New York: Wm. Taylor & Co., n.d. 1 copy

A comedy in five acts

Total three copies

"W F P - W F Pritchard"

"Martin Golden"

A Splendid Investment . Bayle Bernard.London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

An original farce in one act

"J.G. Walker"

The Spoiled Child . Prince Hoare.New York: Samuel French, n.d.

A farce in two acts

"Return to Prompter"

Sport with a Sportsman . Clyde, Ohio: A.D. Ames, n.d.

An Ethiopian farce in one act

State Secrets; or, The Tailor of Tamworth .New York:Samuel French, n.d.

A farce in once act

No author

Three copies

Signatures: "E. Johan; Von Schrader Dramatic Club, Paducah, Ky."

"Property of Ed. C. Voltz& Bella Golden"

Still Waters Run Deep . Tom Taylor .New York:: Samuel French, n.d.

An original comedy in three acts

Eight copies

"Sallie R. Jackson"

"Arthur Echard"

"Martin Golden"

The Stranger. Benjamin Thompson New York: Turner & Fisher, n.d.

A play in five acts (translated from the German of Kotzebue)

Two copies - no title page in one copy

"New Harmony Dramatic Association, 1848"

"J.D. Chaplinto Martin Golden"

The Surgeon of Paris. J.S. Jones . Boston: William V. Spencer, 1856

A historical drama in four acts

"Martin Golden"

"John J. Clark"

Sweethearts and Wives. . James Kenney .New York: M. Douglas, n.d. .New York:Wm. Taylor & Co., n.d. Two copies

A comedy in three acts

"Jonathan Jackson"

"Martin Golden"

Three copies

The Swiss Cottage; or,Why Don't She Marry . Thomas Haynes Bayly New York:Samuel French, n.d.

A musical burletta in two acts

Signature of Bella Golden

The Swiss Swains. B. Webster

An original operetta in one act

The music by ?

Title page town: no publisher, date, or place of publication

Bella Golden's prompt book

Sympathy. A. W. Dubourg .New York: Samuel French & Son, n.d.

A comedietta in one act

Signature of Bella Golden

La Tarantula; or The Spider King .London:Hailes Lacy, n.d.

An entirely new extravaganza made up into an English dress from the best French materials

Author unknown

Teddy the Tiler . G.H. Rodwell.Boston: William V. Spencer , 1856

An original farce in one act

Signature of Martin Golden

Tekeli; or The Siege of Montgatz . New York:D. Longworth, 1815 - pages missing - in complete

A melo drama in three acts

Theodore Edward Hookbook and music

"Covington Dramatic Association"

"Jonathan Jackson"

Tempest. William Shakespeare

No title page; therefore, no publisher, date, place of publication

Prompt book

Signature of W.P. Smith

Ten Nights in a Bar-Room . William W. Pratt .New York: Samuel French, n.d. .New York: Samuel French & Son, n.d.

A drama in five acts

Three copies

Signature of Joe Morgan

The Three Musketeers; or, The Queen, the Cardinal, and the Adventurer . Charles Rice .London:Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

A drama in three acts

Signature of William Henderson

Thrice Married . Howard Paul .London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

A personation piece in one act

Prompt book

Time Tries All. John Courtney Boston: William V. Spencer

An original drama in two acts

Two copies

Tom Noddy's Secret . Thomas Hayles Bayly.New York: Turner & Fisher, n.d.

A farce in one act

Signature of J. Bennett

Too Much of a Good Thing! A. Harris London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

A comic drama in one act

The Toodles.New York: William Taylor & Company, n.d.

A domestic drama

Author unknown

Signature of W.F. Pritchard

To Paris and Back for Five Pounds . John Madison Morton. New York: Samuel French, n.d.

An original farce in one act

Signature of G.W. Morrison

Local cast of play listed

La Tour De Nesle; or, The Chamber of Death .New York:Samuel French , n.d.

A historical drama from the French of Victor Hugoin three acts

Town and Country . Thomas Morton .London: John Cumberland, n.d.

A comedy in five acts

Signatures of Joeseph [?], Gibson C. Trimble [?]1840, C & H Black, ? ? Jackson"

A Trip to Paris.A.J. Leavitt and H.W. Eagan.New York: Samuel French, n.d.

An Ethiopian sketch

Trying It On. William Brough Boston: William V. Spencer, n.d.

A farce in one act

Turn Him Out. Thomas J. Williams New York: Samuel French, n.d.

A farce in one act

Signature of Martin Golden

Turn Out. James Kenney New York: Longworths, July 1812

A musical farce

Twelfth Night; or, What You Will. William Shakespeare New York:Samuel French, n.d.

A comedy in fice acts

Two Can Play at That Game.MM. Eugene Pierronand Adolphe Lafferriere. New York: Samuel French

A petit[e] comedy in one act

Two Flats and a Sharp . Alfred Maltby.New York: Samuel French & Son, n.d.

A comedietta in one act

The Two Orphans. John Oxenford .New York: Samuel French & Son, n.d.

A drama in eight tableux divided into six acts

Manuscript play and sides

The Two Queens. John Baldwin Buckstone.New York: Samuel French, n.d.

A comedy in one act

Signature of John Parks

Two Roses. James Albery New York: Samuel French & Son, n.d.

An original comedy in three acts

Two copies, one of which is the property of Martin Golden

Uncle Robert; or, Love's Labor Saved . H.P. Purtis.Boston:Geo. M. Baker & Co., n.d.

A comedy in three parts

Uncle Tom's Cabin; or, Life Among the Lowly .New York:Samuel French, n.d.

A domestic drama in six acts

Dramatized by George L. Aiken

Three copies, one the property of John Ellsslerand one Bella Golden

Under the Gaslight . Augustin Daly.New York: W.C Wemyss, 1867

A totally original and picturesque drama of life and love in these times in five acts

Four copies

Signature of Martin Golden, Fannie Echard, Sallie Jackson

An Unequal Match. Tom Taylor.New York: Samuel French & Son, n.d.

A comedy in three acts

Two copies

Unlimited Confidence Adolphous Charles Troughton London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.
Urgent Private Affairs . J. Stirling Coyne .London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

"New Harmony Thespians"

"J.G. Walker"

Venice Preserved. Thomas Otway.New York: William Taylor & Co., n.d. .New York: Samuel French, n.d.

A tragedy in five acts

Three copies

Signature of Martinand Bella Llewellyn

The Vermont Wool-Dealer .New York: Samuel French, n.d.

A farce in one act

Author unknown

The Vicar of Wakefield . J. Stirling Coyne.New York: Wm. Taylor & Co., n.d.

A drama in three acts

Victims. Tom Taylor.New York: Samuel French , n.d.

A comedy in three acts

Signature - "George Stevens EvansvilleTheatre"

Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep On It" . John Baldwin Buckstone .New York:Samuel French, n.d.

Signature of Martin Golden

Virginius. James Sheridan Knowles New York:Samuel French, n.d.

A tragedy in five acts

Two copies, one of which has Martin Golden'sname

Wallace: The Hero of Scotland . W. Barrymore.Boston: William V. Spencer, n.d.

A historical drama in three acts

"Property of Martin Golden"

Walter Brand . E. Fitzball.London: Thomas Hailes Lacy , n.d.

A melo drama in three acts

Signature of Goldenand J. Bennett

The Wandering Boys; or, The Castle of Olival .New York:Samuel French, n.d.

A drama in two acts

by Anon

Signature of Bellaand Martin Golden

"Wanted, A Young Lady" . W.E. Suter.New York: Robert M. DeWitt,n.d.

A farce in one act

The Warlock of the Glen .London: Hodgson, 1820

Author unknown

Signature of Mrs. C. Pope

Bound with The Foundling of the Forest

The Weathercock. J.T. Allingham.New York: Wm. Taylor & Co., n.d.

A farce in two acts

Signature of Bella Llewellyn

The Wedding Day. Mrs. Inchbald.New York: Samuel French, n.d.

A comedy in two acts

The Wept of the Wish-ton-wish .New York: Samuel French, n.d.

A drama in two acts

Based on the book of J. Fennimore Cooper

One plain copy

One copy property of Harry Robinson

One prompt book, property of Bella Golden

Nine sides, one handwritten

The West Indian. Richard Cumberland New York: Charles Wily and H.C. Carey & I. Lea, Philadelphia, 1824

A comedy in five acts

Signatures: Jos. R. Pagefrom 1829

An undecipherable signature

"D.C. Herbert 1842Pittsburgh Theatre"

Which is Which? S. Theyre Smith New York: Samuel French & Son, n.d.

A comedietta in one act

The White Cockade . Watts Phillips.London: Thomas Hailes lacy, 1871

An original drama in four acts

The White Horse of the Peppers. Samuel Lover . New York: Berford & Co., 1847

A comic drama in two acts

Signatures of O.K. Richardson, Bella Llewellyn

White Lies. New York: O.A. Roorbach, Junior, 1858 [?]

A drama in three acts

From Charles Reade's novel, entitled "White Lies"

Adapted by Cyril Turber

Who Stole the Pocket-Book; or A Dinner for Six . John Maddison Morton New York:Samuel French, n.d.

A farce in one act

Two copies, one of which is inscribed "Arthur Echard'sbook"

Who's To Win Him? Thomas J. Williams London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

A comedietta in one act

The Widow's Victim.

No author, publisher, date or place of publication

The Wife: A Tale of Mantua . James Sheridan Knowles.New York: Wm. Taylor & Co., n.d. .New York: Samuel French , n.d.

A play in five acts

Two copies

Signatures of George Morrison, Martin and Bella Golden

"Martin Golden's Shreveport, La April 17th 1870"

The Wife of Seven Husbands . George Almar.London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

A legend of Pedlar's Acre

A melo-drama in two acts

The Will and the Way; or,The Mysteries of Carrow Abbey . W.R. Waldron London:Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

A romantic drama in three acts

Two copies - one incomplete

"Charles Slater His Book

"[Arthur ?] Echard's Book"

William Tell. James Sheridan Knowles.New York: Samuel French, n.d. .New York: Wm. Taylor & Co., n.d.

A play in three acts

Four copies, one incomplete

Signatures of A. Macfarland,Jack [?] Jackson,Bellaand Martin Golden, Charles Ritt

"Wood & Johnson Peoples Theatre"

Winning a Husband; or, Seven's the Main . George Macfarren London:John Cumberland, n.d.

An interlude in one act

The Wizard of the Wave; or, The Ship of the Avenger . Joseph Thomas Haines.New York:Samuel French, n.d.

A grand nautical drama in three acts

Signature of Martin Golden

Won at Last! Wybert Reeve New York: Samuel French, n.d.

An original comedy-drama

Signature of Bella Golden

The Wonder . Mrs. Susanna Centlivre.Boston: William V. Spencer , n.d.

A comedy in five acts

Signature of Bella Llewellyn

Worth a Struggle . W.R. Waldron.London: Thomas Hailes Lacy , n.d.

A comedy drama in four acts

"Property of C.W. Slater "

Names of New Harmony Cast

The Wreck Ashore. John Baldwin Buckstone New York: Samuel French, n.d.

A drama in two acts

Signature of Martin Golden

The Wrecker's Daughter. James Sheridan Knowles. Philadelphia, Frederick Turner .New York: P. Menard, 1837

A play in five acts

Three copies

Yankee Peddler; or, Old Times in Virginia . Morris Barnett.New York:Samuel French, n.d.

A farce in one act

The Young Actress.

See The Manager's Daughter

Six sides under title The Young Actress

The Young Hussar . William Dimond.London: John Cumberland, n.d. .London: G.H. Davidson, n.d.

An operatic drama in two acts

Draming by R. Cruikshank

Two copies

The Young Scamp; or, My Grandmother's Pet . Edward Stirling.Boston:William V. Spencer, n.d.

A farce in one act

Signature of Emma Bella Llewellyn

The Young Widow; or, A Lesson for Lovers . Thomas G. Bodwell New York:Samuel French, n.d.

A comic piece in one act

Your Life's in Danger .John Maddison Morton.London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d.

A farce in one act

Signature of Laura Richardson Cobbden

Series: The Bills of the Play, and Programs, 1857-1928

This extensive group of almost 1250 items is divided into four manageable sections: I. the Goldens' performances in New Harmony; II. the Goldens'performances other than in New Harmony; Indianapolis; numerous towns in Texas; as members of several companies; cities and towns of the Midwest, in the east and southeast; and a bound collection of playbills of performances at the New Metropolitan Theatre in Evansville, 1865-1866. III. two packets of large-dimensioned playbills in color measuring 23" X 30" and 16" X 39"; IV. playbills and programs featuring other than Goldens in mostly New York theatres.

The manuscript plays and the printed plays illustrate what the Golden Troupe could have done during their stage careers; the playbills are concrete evidence of what they actually accomplished.

Because of the fragiile condition and difficulty of preserving them, examination of the playbills is strictly limited.

Subseries: Golden's Performance in New Harmony Packet 1
Ingomar!and Our Gal

Performed in 1860

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The Secret Foe and Wag of Windsor

Performed in 1864

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Peep O'Day and other plays

2 copies

  • Peep O'Day performed on 1867, Apr 24
  • Mabel's Curse and The Laughing Hyena performed on 1867, Nov 2
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Household Fairy and other plays
  • Household Fairy and In and Out of Place performed on 1870, July 2
  • Four Sisters and Young Actress performed on 1870, Aug 6.
I Love You!and other plays

3 copies

I Love You! , A Happy Pair! and Antony & Cleopatra performed on 1873, Jun 28

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Cupid's Eye Glass and Two Sharps & a Flat!

2 copies

Performed 1874, Mar 7

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Dora! and A Pair of Pigeons

3 copies

Performed 1874, Mar 28

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The Bell-Ringer of St. Paul's and Betsy Baker

2 copies

Performed 1874, May 9

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Under the Gaslight

6 copies

Performed1874, May 30

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Under the Gaslight

7 copies

Performed 1874, Jun 6

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Colleen Bawn

3 copies

Performed 1874, Aug 22

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Colleen Bawn

2 copies

Performed 1874, Aug 29

Golden Farmer and other plays

2 copies

  • Golden Farmer and The Lost Child performed on 1874, Oct 24
  • Pearl of Savoy performed on 1875, Feb 27
  • Nick of the Woods and Katty O'Sheal! performed on 1875, Mar 6
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Jessie Brown!and other plays

2 copies

  • Jessie Brown ! and Slasher & Crasher performed on 1875, Mar 20
  • Honeymoon! and The Two Buzzards!! performed on 1875, Mar 27
  • Divorced! performed on 1875, Jul 10
  • Devotion and Po-Ca-Hon-Tas! performed on 1875, Jul 31
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Streets of New York

7 copies

Performed on 1875, Aug 14

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The Two Orphansand other plays

3 copies

  • The Two Orphans performed on 1875, Dec 24
  • Frou Frou! performed on 1876, Jul 8
  • The Gilded Age! performed on 1876, Aug 5
  • Leah the Foresaken! performed on 1877, Feb 3
  • Danites! performed on 1877, Jun 26
  • Rose Michel! performed on 1878, Aug 24
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M'Liss and other plays

2 copies

  • M'Liss performed on 1881, Sep 2
  • An Unequal Match! performed on 1883, Aug 25
  • Confusion! and Nature vs. Philosophy performed on 1885, May 9
  • Forget-Me-Not performed on 1885, July 29
  • Edith Cade performed on 1886, Jul 31
  • Lord Malapert of Moonshine Castle performed on 1886, Aug 28
  • A Dress Rehearsal performed on 1888, Apr 7
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Mrs. Channing, The Actress!!

5 copies

Performed on 1889, May 18

Hortense and other plays
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A Morning Call and Pocahontas

6 copies

This playbill is undated

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Creature of Impulse and other plays

2 copies

This playbill is undated

  • Creature of Impulse
  • Edith Cade
  • Our Boys and The Two Buzzards
  • The Martyr
  • Ten Nights in a Bar Room
  • Pocahontas, or Ye Gently Savage
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Subseries: Golden Performances Other Than in New Harmony
Packet 1 White and Golden's Company
Daughter of the Regiment and other plays
  • All plays performed in 1874
  • Hidden Hand
  • The French Spy
  • Uncle Tom's Cabin
  • Ten Nights in a Bar-Room
Packet 2 Indianapolis
Hidden Hand and other plays

2 copies

  • Honeymoon
  • Jenny Lind
The French Spy

7 copies

The Planter's Wife

6 copies

Katy O'Shea and That Husband of Mine

2 copies

Daughter of the Regiment

4 copies

Forget-Me-Not and Evelyn

2 copies

The Martyr

3 copies

Little Duchess!

3 copies

Divorced! and other plays

4 copies

  • Jibbenainosay!
  • Fate
  • The Guv'nor
  • East Lynne
  • The Mysterious Stranger
  • Hortense
  • Two Nights in Rome
Engaged and other plays

2 copies

  • Hazel Kirke
  • Child of State
The Danites and other plays
  • Collen Bawn
  • Pink Dominoes
  • My Neighbor's Wife
Fanchon

2 copies

M'Liss

2 copies

Confusion and other plays

2 copies

  • Pique!
  • Nihilist
  • Rose Michel
  • Our Boarding House
  • The Gilded Age
The Gilded Age and Under the Gas Light
Packet 3 Indianapolis. General Publicity Release
Beatrice and other plays

3 copies

  • Po-ca-hon-tas
  • The Admiral
  • Hidden Hand
  • Katherine and Petruchio!
  • The College Boy
  • Hortense
Ten Nights in a Bar Room and other plays

2 copies

  • The French Spy
  • Jo, A Mountain Rose
  • Lemons
  • A Celebrated Case
  • Mysterious Stranger
  • Damon and Pythius
  • Divorced
The Streets of New York and Daughter of the Regiment

3 copies

The Banker's Daughter and other plays

4 copies

  • Hazel Kirke
  • Mary Warner
  • Going It
  • The Martyr!
Married Life and other plays
  • Jo!
  • Meg
  • The Gilded Age
  • Our Bachelors
Our Boarding House

4 copies

Frou Frou and other plays

3 copies

  • Pique!
  • Peril
  • Little Duchess!
  • Forget-Me-Not
A Celebrated Case!! and other plays
  • The Planter's Wife
  • Winkle
  • Lady Claire
  • M'Liss
  • Devotion
  • Jessie Brown
  • The Danites
  • Nick of the Woods
Packet 4 Married Life and other plays

5 copies

  • Katy O'Shiel
  • Our Bachelors
Little Duchess and Gilded Age

3 copies

Hortense

3 copies

Evelyn

3 copies

Two Nights in Rome

2 copies

A Night Off

8 copies

The Gilded Age

2 copies

Hazel Kirke

2 copies

Fate! and Jo

2 copies

Edith Cade

5 copies

Beatrice

10 copies

The Martyr and other plays
  • Married
  • Fort Worth
  • Katy O'Shielf
  • Denison
  • Our Bachelors
Packet 5 Academy of Music - Various Locations
Bundle A Macbeth and other plays
  • Macbeth performed on 1861, Sept
  • Money performed in 1861
  • Jack Cade performed on 1862, Jan 23
  • Rebel's Bride performed in 1862, Jan
  • Fiends in Human Form performed on 1862, Feb 1
Bundle B French Spy

4 copies

Perfomed on 1871, Feb 25

Daughter of the Regiment and French Spy

4 copies

  • Daughter of the Regiment performed on 1871, Apr 1
  • French Spy performed on 1871, Apr 8
Ogarita

2 copies

Performed on 1871, Apr 15

Lancashire Lass

4 copies

Performed on 1871, Apr 21

Don Caesar De Bazan

2 copies

Performed on 1871, May 27

Satan in Paris! and other plays

2 copies

  • Satan in Paris performed on 1971, Sep 23
  • Enoch Arden (Benefit for Chicago Fire) performed on 1871, Oct 12
  • Willow Copse performed on 1971, Nov 13
The Little Duchess

At the Academy of Music in Parkersburg, W. Va., performed on 1890, Nov 27

Jo, A Mountain Fairy and Ticket of Leave Man!

3 copies

In Parkerburg, W. Va., performed on 1890, Nov 29

Bundle C Naval Engagements and other plays

3 copies

  • Naval Engagements performed on 1862, Mar 12
  • Writing on the Wall performed in Cleveland, OH
Peep O' Day and other plays
  • Peep O'Day performed on 1872, Jan 18
  • Richelieu performed in Cleveland, Ohioon 1872, Feb 5
  • Pearl of Savoy and Christie Johnstone performed in Cleveland, Ohioon 1872, Mar 2
  • Jeanie Deans! , Rob Roy , and Poor Gentleman! performed on 1872, Jun 7
Bundle D Help! and other plays

2 copies

  • Help performed on 1870, Jan 2
  • The Lancashire Lass performed on 1870, Sep 17
  • Hamlet performed on 1870, Sep 27
  • Soldier of the Rhine performed on 1870, Oct 27
  • Daughter of the Regiment performed on 1870, Dec 7
  • Inshavogue performed on 1871, Feb 13
After Dark

2 copies

Performed on 1871, Feb 27

Writing on the Wall and other plays

2 copies

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  • Writing On the Wall performed on 1871, Sep 12
  • Amrie's New Year performed on 1871, Sep 30
  • Enoch Arden performed on 1871, Oct 9
  • The Lancashire Lass and Under the Gaslight performed on 1871, Oct 14
  • Enoch Arden performed on 1871, Oct 13
  • Rip Van Winkle performed on 1871, Nov 6
  • Willow Copse performed on 1871, Nov 13
  • Used Up and If I Had But a Thousand a Year performed on 1971, Dec 8
  • Octoroon performed on 1871, Dec 14
  • Ticket-of-Leave-Man performe don 1871, Dec 16
  • Minnie's Luck! performed on 1872, Jan 8
  • Jacquette performed on 1872, Jan 11
  • Peep O'Day performed on 1872, Jan 18
  • East Lynne performed on 1872, Jan 22
  • Amy Robsart performed on 1872, Jan 30
  • Lucretia Borgia and French Sky performed on 1872, Feb 3
  • Richelieu performed on 1872, Feb 5
  • Virginius performed on 1872, Feb 7
  • King Lear performed on 1872, Feb 9
Our American Cousin and other plays
  • Our American Cousin performed on 1872, Feb 13
  • Jartine performed on 1872, Feb 19
  • Christie Johnstone and Pearl of Savoy performed on 1872, Mar 2
  • Rapparee and Benicia Boy performed on 1872, Mar 4
  • Buffalo Bill performed on 1872, Mar 18
Through Fire

2 copies

Performed on 1872, Apr 4

The Carpenter of Rouen and other plays

2 copies

  • The Carpenter of Rouen performed on 1872, Apr 19
  • Shin Fane performed on 1872, Apr 22
  • Reprobate and "Vell Vot of It?" performed on 1872, May 13
  • Don Caesar de Bazan and A Bull in a China Shop performed on 1872, May 29
  • Damon and Pythias and Who Speaks First performed on 1872, May 30
Money and Streets of New York

Performed on 1872, Jun 1

Packet 6 Printed in Indianapolis
The Gilded Age and other plays

4 copies

  • Righted at Last
  • Righted at Last
  • Struck Oil
  • M'Liss
The Banker's Daughter and other plays

2 copies

  • Under the Gaslight
  • The Danites!
The Planter's Wife

3 copies

Lady Claire

3 copies

Rose Michel and other plays

2 copies

  • Our Boarding House!
  • Po-ca-hon-tas!
Nick of the Woods!

2 copies

A Celebrated Case

4 copies

Daughter of the Regiment

2 copies

Daughter of the Regiment and other plays

2 copies

  • The Youth Who Never Saw a Woman!
  • Katty O'Sheal!
  • Mary Warner!
  • Colleen Bawn
Col. Sellers and Frou Frou

2 copies

Divorced!

3 copies

Lorle and other plays

2 copies

  • Katherine and Petruchio!
  • The College Boy
Jessie Brown

2 copies

Evelyn and other plays
  • Judah
  • Engaged!
  • French Spy
  • Pearl of Savoy!
  • Fanchon
  • Lemons!
  • Peep O'Day!
  • Pique!
  • Confusion!
Packet 7 Printed in Indianapolis
Meg! and other plays

5 copies

  • Meg performed in Indianapolis
  • Divorced performed in Indianapolis
  • The Wept of the Wish-Ton-Wish performed in Philadelphiaon 1874. Feb 12
  • A Husband in Clover performed in Evansville on 1874, Apr 24
Hortense

7 copies

Performed in Indianapolison 1889, Aug 24

French Spy

2 copies

Performed in Indianapolis

10 Nights in a Bar Room and Hidden Hand

4 copies

Performed in Indianapolison 1874, Sep 24

Fate

4 copies

Performed in Indianapolis

The New East Lynne and other plays

2 copies

  • The New East Lynne performed in Indianapolis
  • The Nihilist performed in Indianapolis
  • The Guv'nor performed in Indianapolisin 1881, Sep 3
  • Fanchon performed in Indianapolis
  • Chimney Corner! performed on 1871, Nov 10
  • A Night Off performed in Indianapolis
  • Our Boys performed in Indianapolis
  • The Streets of New York performed in Indianapolis
Under the Gaslight! and Frou Frou
  • Under the Flashlight performed in Erie, Pennsylvaniaon 1871, Oct 2
  • Frou Frou performed in Indianapolis
Packet 8 White and Golden's Company
Rip Van Winkle

2 copies

Performed in Indianapolis

Serious Family

4 copies

Performed in Indianapolis

Colleen Bawn! and Hidden Hand

3 copies

Performed in Indianapolis

10 Nights in a Bar Room

2 copies

Performed in Indianapolis

Katty O'Sheal

2 copies

Performed in Indianapolis

Daughter of the Regiment

3 copies

Performed in Indianapolis

Packet 9 Various Locations
Righted at Last! and other plays

2 copies

  • Righted at Last perfromed in Indianapolis
  • The Guv'nor performed in Indianapolis
  • Fate performed in Indianapolis
  • Octoroon performed in Evansville, Indiana
  • Divorced performed in Fort Scott
  • Hidden Hand! performed in Indianapolis
  • Devotion performed in Indianapolis
  • Two Orphans performed in Indianapolis
  • Coming Attractions Announcementfor Indianapolis
  • Pearl of Savoy performed in Mexico, Missouri
Honey Moon and other plays
  • All plays performed in Indianapolis
  • Asmodeus
  • Katty O'Sheal
  • Danites
  • 10 Nights in a Bar Room
  • Nick of the Woods
Packet 10 Victorine and other plays

2 copies

  • Victorine performed in Erie, Pennsylvaniaon 1871, Oct 7
  • The Martyr! performed in Palatka, Floridaon 1887, Apr 15
  • Hortense performed in Indianapolis
  • The Wept of the Wish-Ton-Wish performed in Philadelphiaon 1874, Feb 12
Announcement of Coming Attractions at Newburgh [?]
Announcement by Goldens on admission price cuts in Birmingham, AL.
Katty O'Sheal

Performed in Jacksonville, Florida

Rip Van Winkle

Performed in Indianapolisby White and Goldens

Our Bachelors and other plays

2 copies

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  • Our Bachelors performed in Tallahassee, Florida
  • Beatrice performed in Colorado, Texas
  • Sea of Ice performed in Erie, Pennsylvania
  • A Celebrated Case
  • Po-Ca-Hon-Tas! performed in Indianapolis
  • Rose Michel! performed in Indianapolis
  • Lemons! performed in Indianapolis
  • Long Strike performed in Mobile, Alabama
  • Forget-Me-Not performed in Montgomery, Alabama on 1881, Mar 25
  • Dominoes! performed in Fort Scott [?]in 1878
  • Struck OIl performed in Danville, Illinois
  • A Celebrated Case performed in Mattoon, Illinois for a Yellow Fever Benefit on 1878, Sep 16
  • Daughter of the Regimemt performed in Louisianaon 1878, Oct 28
  • Pearl of Savoy performed in Fort Scott[?]
  • Katti performed in Indianapolis
  • Fate performed in Springfield, Missouri
  • Jo a Mountain Rose! performed in Indianapolis
  • Under the Gas Light performed in Cleveland, Ohioon 1871, Oct 2
  • Fanchon! performed in Erie, Pennsylvania on 1875, Sep 4
  • Nick of the Woods! performed in Sullivan, Illinoison 1875, Nov 13
Planter's Wife

Performed in Springfield, Missouri

Packet 11a Uncle Sam

3 copies

Performed at the Grand Opera House in New York City

The Woman in White

2 copies

Performed at the Broadway Theatrein New York City on 1873, Dec 27

Roughing It!

Performed at the Grand Opera House in New York Cityon 1873, Mar 1

Under the Gaslight

Performed at Daly's Broadway Theatrein New York City on 1873, Nov 8

Ruy Blas

Performed at the Grand Opera House in New York Cityon 1873, Jun 9

Monte Cristo!

2 copies

Performed at the Grand Opera House in New York Cityon 1873, May 17

The Corsican Brothers

2 copies

Performed at the Grand Opera House in New York Cityon 1873, Jun 7

"Max"

Performed at Daly's Broadway Theatrein New York City on 1873, Oct 11

Fritz!

2 copies

Performed at Daly' Broadway Theatrein New York City on 1873, Oct 22

As You Like It

Performed at the New Metropolitanin Evansville, Indiana on 1886, Dec 11

Packet 11 b Hortense

3 copies

Performed in Indianapolis

Frou Four and other plays

2 copies

  • Frou Four performed in Indianapolis
  • Jessie Brown performed in Indianapolis
  • Evelyn performed inIndianapolis
  • Octoroon performed in Evansville, Indiana
  • Colleen Bawn performed in Indianapolis
  • Po-Ca-Hon-Tas performed in Indianapolis
  • Daughter of the Regiment performed in Indianapolis
  • French Spy performed in Indianapolis
Two Orphans and The Wept Wish-Ton-Wish

2 copies

  • Two Orphans performed in Indianapolis
  • The Wept Wish-Ton-Wish performed in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Two Nights in Rome and other plays

2 copies

  • Two Nights in Rome performed in Indianapolis
  • The Streets of New York performed in Indianapolis
  • Fanchon performed in Indianapolis
Sudden Marriage! and other plays

2 copies

  • Sudden Marriage performed in Evansville, Indianaon 1866, May 28
  • Therese! performed in Evansville, Indiana on 1867, Mar 9
  • Struck Oil performed in Indianapolis
  • A Night Off performed in Indianapolis
Divorced and Nick of the Woods

3 copies

Both plays performed in Indianapolis

A Happy Pair

2 copies

Performed in Evansville, Indiana

Rip Van Winkle and other plays
  • Rip Van Winkle performed in Indianapolis
  • Katherine and Petruchio! performed in Indianapolis
  • Katty O'Sheal performed in Evansville, Indianaon 1874, Oct 16
Coming Attractions Bill and New Magdalen

3 copies

  • Coming Attractions Billfor Indianapolis
  • New Magdalen performed at the New Park Theatrein New York City
Humpty Dumpty Abroad

2 copies

Performed at the Grand Opera House in New York Cityon 1874, Nov 24

Roi Carotte

Performed at the Grand Opera House in New York CIty

Packet 12 Bound Playbills
New Metropolitan Theatre, Evansville, Indiana. First Street between Sycamore and Vine Streets; Martin Golden, manager; Bella Golden, actress.Sep 23, 1865-May 31, 1866
Space following Jan 6, 1866 to Feb 19, 1866  has an insert of accounts for Jan 22 to Feb 15 covering productions in Terre Haute, Indiana and Mattoon, Illinois
Front end sheet inscribed by Bella, "For Wiliam Echard Golden, May 21, 1909 , New Harmony, Indiana."
Subseries: Plays Performed at the New Metropolitan

Located on First Street (Between Sycamore and Vince) in Evansville, Indiana

Packet 12 Child of the Regiment and other plays

Child of the Regiment , The Maniac (poetical recitation), and Katty O'Shiel perfromed on September 23, 1865

Satan in Paris and Jenny Lind

Both plays performed on September 25, 1865

Asmodeus and Sketches in India

Both plays performed on September 26, 1865

Hidden Hands

Performed on September 27, 1865

Wandering Boys and College Boy

Both plays performed on September 28, 1865

Lakes of Killarney and College Boy

Both plays performed on September 29, 1865

Lakes of Killarney and Idiot Witness

Both plays performed on September 30, 1865

French Spy and Conjugal Lesson

Both plays performed on October 2, 1865

French Spy and Maid of Munster

Both plays performed on October 3, 1865

French Spy and Day After the Wedding

Both plays performed on October 4, 1865

Gunmaker of Moscow and Nick of the Woods

Both plays performed on October 7, 1865

Peep O'Day

Performed on October 9, 1865

Peep O'Day

Performed on October 10, 1865

Peep O'Day

Performed on October 11, 1865

Peep O'Day

Performed on October 12, 1865

Peep O'Day

Performed on October 13, 1865

Peep O'Day

Performed on October 14, 1865

The Sea of Ice

Performed on October 16, 1865

The Sea of Ice

Performed on October 17, 1865

The Pearl of Savoy and Jenny Lind

Both plays performed on October 20, 1865

The Sea of Ice

Performed on October 21, 1865

Camille!

Performed on October 23, 1865

Hunchback

Performed on October 24, 1865

Lady of Lyons and The Young Actress

Both plays performed on October 25, 1865

Ingomar, The Barbarian and Rogueries of Thomas

Both plays performed on October 26, 1865

Stranger and Perfection

Both plays performed on October 27, 1865

Camille and Mr. & Mrs. Lilywhite

Both plays performed on October 28, 1865

Love's Sacrifice

Performed on October 30, 1865

Madeline and The Spectre Bridegroom

Both plays performed on October 31, 1865

Fanchon the Cricket!

Performed on November 1, 1865

East Lynne

Performed on Novmebr 2, 1865

Vesta and Mr. & Mrs. Lilywhite

Both plays performed on November 3, 1865

Lucretia Borgia! and Three Pairs of Lovers

Both plays performed on November 4, 1865

Vesta and My Neighbor's Wife

Both plays performed on November 6, 1865

Wrecker's Daughter and The Irish Tour

Both plays performed on November 7, 1865

Evadne and The Spectre Bridegroom

Both plays performed on November 8, 1865

East Lynne!

Performed on November 9, 1865

Marble Heat

Performed on November 10, 1865

Wrecker's Daughter and Hercules, King of Clubs!

Both plays performed on November 11, 1865

Othello! and A Kiss in the Dark!

Both plays performed on November 13, 1865

Hamlet! and A Conjugal Lesson

Both plays performed on November 14, 1865

Macbeth and Hercules, King of Clubs!

Both plays performed on November 15, 1865

Merchant of Venice and Day After the Wedding!

Both plays performed on November 16, 1865

Robbers and The Middy Ashore!

Both plays performed on November 17, 1865

Hamlet! and The Young Actress

Both plays performed on November 18, 1865

Little Barefoot

Performed on November 20, 1865

French Spy and My Neighbor's Wife!

Both plays performed on November 21, 1865

Willow Copse! and Irish Tudor!

Both plays performed on November 22, 1865

Richelieu! and Jenny Lind

Both plays performed on November 23, 1865

Chimney Corner and One Touch of Nature

Both plays performed on November 24, 1865

Chimney Corner and other plays

Chimney Corner, One Touch of Natureand The Middy Ashore! performed on November 25, 1865

Jessie Brown! and Pet of the Public

Both plays performed on Novmber 27, 1865

Poor Girl! and Pet of the Public!

Both plays performed on November 28, 1865

Poor Girl! and Lola Montez!

Both plays performed on November 29, 1865

Brigand's Son and other plays

Brigand's Son, Husband at Sight!and Hercules, King of Clubs performed on November 30, 1865

Lady Audley's Secret and Woman's Whims!

Both plays performed on December 1, 1865

Factory Girl and The Young Actress

Both plays performed on December 2, 1865

Katty O'Shiel and Handy Andy

Both plays performed on December 4, 1865

Wizard Skiff! and Object of Interest

Both plays performed on December 5, 1865

French Spy and Sketches in India

Both plays performed on December 6, 1865

Wept of the Wish-Ton-Wish! and other plays

Wept of the Wish-Ton-Wish, Irish Assuranceand Happy Manperformed on December 7, 1865

Female Detective and Ireland As It Was

Both plays performed on December 8, 1865

Wizard Skiff! and Irish As It Was

Both plays performed on December 9, 1865

Ten Nights in a Barroom and Hunting a Turtle!

Both plays performed on December 11, 1865

Ten Nights in a Barroom and Hunting a Turtle!

Both plays performed on December 13, 1865

The Hidden Hand and Paddy Miles

Both plays performed on December 14, 1865

Irishman's Heart! and Day in Paris

Both plays performed on December 15, 1865

Ten Hands in a Barroom and other plays

Ten Hands in a Barroom, Handy Andy, The Wizard Skiff! and French Spyperformed on December 16, 1865

Pearl of Savoy and Jenny Lind

Both plays performed on December 18, 1865

Romeo & Juliet and Hercules, King of Clubs!

Both plays performed on December 19, 1865

Guy Mannering! and Favorite Farce!

Both plays performed on December 20, 1865

Guy Mannering! and My Neighbor's Wife!

Both plays performed on December 20, 1866

School for Scandal and Four Sisters

Both plays performed on December 22, 1865

Brian Boroihme and The Irish Boy

Both plays performed on December 23, 1865

The Corsican Brothers! and Shoulder Straps!

Both plays performed on December 25, 1865

Peep O'Day

Performed on January 2, 1866

Peep O'Day

Performed on January 3, 1866

Factory Girl and The Young Actress

Both plays performed on January 4, 1866

Satan in Paris and Love in All Corners

Both plays performed on January 5, 1866

Kate Kearney! and The Fool of the Family!

Both plays performed on January 6, 1866

Nell Gwynne and Youth That Never Saw a Woman

Both plays performed on February 19, 1866

Pet of the Petticoats! and Forty and Fifty

Both plays perfomed on February 20, 1866

Masks & Faces and The Youth Who Never Saw a Woman

Both plays performed on February 21, 1866

Don Caesar de Bazan and Middy on Shore

Both plays performed on February 22, 1866

The Sea of Ice

Performed on February 23, 1866

Duel in the Snow and Dick Turpin

Both plays performed on February 24, 1866

Romeo & Juliet! and Hercules, King of Clubs!

Both plays performed on March 5, 1866

Match for a Marquis and Bonnie Fishwife

Both plays performed on March 6, 1866

Richelieu! and My Neighbor's Wife

Both plays performed on March 7, 1866

Richelieu! and Bonnie Fishwife

Both plays performed on March 8, 1866

Wonder! and Anthony and Cleopatra

Both plays performed on March 9, 1866

Irish Diamond and other plays

Irish Diamond, Milly or a Speaking Likenessand Land Sharks & Sea Gullsall performed on March 10, 1866

Midnight Angel

Performed on March 12, 1866

Midnight Angel

Performed on March 13, 1866

Richelieu! and other plays

Richelieu, At Sixteen!and Anthony and Cleopatra all performed on March 14, 1866

Mathilde! and Forty and Fifty!

Both plays performed on March 15, 1866

As You Life it and Load of a Lover

Both plays performed on March 16, 1866

Mathilde! and Anthony and Cleopatra

Both plays performed on March 17, 1866

Irish Heiress! and Slasher and Crasher

Both plays performed on March 19, 1866

Our American Cousin and Persecuted Dutchman!

Both plays performed on March 20, 1866

The Factory Girl and The Young Actress!

Both plays performed on March 24, 1866

Child of the Regiment and Persecuted Dutchman

Both plays performed on March 26, 1866

Pocahontas and Persecuted Dutchman

Both plays performed on March 27, 1866

The Nobleman's Daughter and In And Out of Peace

Both plays performed on March 28, 1866

The Wandering Boys of Switzerland and Pocahontas!

Both plays performed on March 29, 1866

Noemie! and Thrice Married!

Both plays performed on March 30, 1866

Vonsniderkinz! and other plays

Vonsniderkinz, Fortune Hunters!and Nan, The Good-For-Nothing! all performed on March 31, 1866

Lost in London!

Performed on April 3, 1866

Lost in London!

Performed on April 4, 1866

Smike! and Thrice Married

Both plays performed on April 5, 1866

Market Girl of Paris and A Day Too Late

Both plays performed on April 6, 1866

Pocahontas and other plays

Pocahontas, Jumbo Jum!and Smike, Or Dotheboys Hall all performed on April 7, 1866

Love Chase and Merchant of Venice

Both plays performed on April 9, 1866

Fanchon the Cricket

Performed on April 10, 1866

Virginius! and Jumbo Jum

Both plays performed on April 11, 1866

Marble Heart

Performed on April 12, 1866

Leah the Forsaken Jewess and The Persecuted Dutchman

Both plays performed on April 13, 1866

Richard III and The Rough Diamond!

Both plays performed on April 14, 1866

Beauty and the Beast! and Four Sisters

Both plays performed on April 16, 1866

Beauty and the Beast and Smike, or Dotheboys Hall

Both plays performed on April 17, 1866

The Ticket of Leave-Man

Performed on April 18, 1866

Wandering Boys! and Pocahontas

Both plays performed on April 19, 1866

Eily O'Connor and A Day Too Late

Both plays performed on April 20, 1866

Beauty and the Beast and other plays

Beauty and the Beast, Toodles!and Four Sisters all performed on April 21, 1866

Wonder! and Dutchman's Ghost

Both plays performed on April 23, 1866

Richelieu! and other plays

Richelieu, At Sixteen!and Toodles!all performed on April 24, 1866

The Rival Orange Girls! and Anthony and Cleopatra

Both plays performed on April 25, 1866

Midnight Angel

Performed on April 26, 1866

Jealous Wife! and Invisible Prince

Both plays performed on April 27, 1866

Uncle Tom's Cabin

Performed on April 28, 1866

Hamlet and Jumbo Jum!

Both plays performed on April 30, 1866

Damon and Pythias and The Omnibus

Both plays performed on May 1, 1866

Rose of Lima! and Turn Him Out!

Both plays performed on May 2, 1866

Rose of Lima and Turn Him Out

Both plays performed on May 3, 1866

Our American Cousin and Katharine and Petrucio [sic]

Both plays performed on May 4, 1866

Robert Emmett and Our American Cousin

Both plays performed on May 5, 1866

Belle of the Season

Performed on May 7, 1866

Belle of the Season

Performed on May 8, 1866

Lady Audley's Secret and Turn Him Out!

Both plays performed on May 9, 1866

London Assurance

Performed on May 10, 1866

Self Made! and Love Chase!

Both plays performed on May 11, 1866

Pizarro and Katharine and Petruchio!

Both plays performed on May 12, 1866

Belle of the Season

Performed on May 14, 1866

Lady of Lyons and The Fool of the Family!

Both plays performed on May 15, 1866

Lady Camilla's Husband and Toodles!

Both plays performed on May 16, 1866

Soldier's Daughter and Nick of the Woods!

Both plays performed on May 17, 1866

World of Fashion and They Honeymoon!

Both plays performed on May 18, 1866

Esmaralda and French Spy

Both plays performed on May 19, 1866

Woman in Red and Sketches in India

Both plays performed on May 21, 1866

Streets of New York!

Both plays performed on May 22, 1866

Oliver Twist! and Irish Tutor

Both plays performed on May 23, 1866

Louis XIII and Lucretia Borgia

Both plays performed on May 24, 1866

Arrah-Na-Pogue and Conjugal Lesson!

Both plays performed on May 25, 1866

Jack & Jack's Brother and Irish Assurance!

Both plays performed on May 26, 1866

Sudden Marriage and The Young Actress

Both plays performed on May 28, 1866

The Skeleton Witness and Inn-Keeper of Abbeville

Both plays performed on May 31, 1866

Subseries: Packet 13 Plays Performed at Other Locations
Comedy of Errors

4 copies

  • Performed at the McDonald's Opera House in Montgomery, Alabamaon 1885, Apr 8and 1885, Apr 8
  • Published in the McDonald Programme
Daughter of the Regiment

4 copies

  • Performed at the McDonald's Opera House in Montgomery, Alabama on 1885, Mar 26and 1885, Apr 9
  • Published in the McDonald Programme
Divorced

2 copies

  • Performed at the McDonald's Opera House in Montgomery, Alabama on 1885, Apr 1
  • Published in the McDonald Programme
Forget Me Not

3 copies

  • Performed at the McDonald's Opera House in Montgomery, Alabama on 1885, Mar 25and 1885, Apr 6
  • Published in the McDonald Programme
The French Spy

13 copies

  • Performed at the McDonald's Opera House in Montgomery, Alabama on 1885, Mar 28, 1885, Apr 2 , 1885, Apr 15and 1885, Apr 15
  • Published in the McDonald Programme
The Hidden Hand

8 copies

  • Performed at the McDonald's Opera House in Montgomery, Alabama on 1885, Apr 7and 1885, Apr 13
  • Published in the McDonald Programme
Katty O'Shiel and Lady Claire

2 copies

  • Both plays performed at the McDonald's Opera Housein Montgomery, Alabama
  • Katty O'Shiel Performed on 1885, Apr 4
  • Lady Claire performed on 1885, Mar 30
  • Published in the McDonald Programme
Madeline

7 copies

  • Performed at the McDonald's Opera House in Montgomery, Alabama on 1885, Apr 14and 1885, Apr 17
  • Published in the McDonald Programme
Meg!

6 copies

  • Performed at the McDonald's Opera House in Montgomery, Alabamaon 1885, Mar 27and 1885, Apr 10
  • Published in the McDonald Programme
The Planter's Daughter

4 copies

  • Performed at the McDonald's Opera House in Montgomery, Alabama on 1885, Apr 10and 1885, Apr 16
  • Published in the McDonald Programme
Beauty and the Beast

Performed at the Olympia Theatre in Evansvilleon n.d., Sep 22

Beauty and the Beast and other plays

Beauty and the Beast , Smike; or Dotheboy's Hall Man and The Good For Nothing all performed at The New Metropolitan in Evansville, In.on 1866, Nov 24

Belle of the Season

Performed at Wood's Theatrein Louisville, Ky. on 1863, Dec 29

Camille

Performed on 1870, Apr 27

Cataract of the Ganges

3 copies

Performed at the Grand Opera House [N.Y.]

Cherry and Fair Star

Performed at the New Metropolitanin Evansville, In. on 1866, Dec. 28

Colleen Bawm! and Confusion

2 copies

Both plays performed in Macon, Mo. [?] on 1866, Nov 13

Corsican Brothers

8 copies

  • Performed at the St. Charles Theatre, New Orleanson 1857, Feb 24
  • Performed at the St. Louis Theatrein St. Louison 1860, Oct 6, 1870, Apr 12 and 1870, Apr 16
Daughter of the Regiment

15 copies

Performed in Teatro San Carlo (place?) on 1871, Apr 1 , 18850129 and undated

Dot! or the Cricket of the Hearth

2 copies

Performed on 1870, Mar 11and ?, Mar 15

Edith Cade

3 copies

Performed in Indianapolis [?]

Enoch Arden

Performed at the Olympic Theatre , N.Y.on 1873, Nov. 27

Evelyn

3 copies

Performed at the Opera House in Palestine, TX.[?]

Fanchon

A benefit of the Southern Relief Fund, performed at Reinhardt's Hall in Owensboro, KYon 1867, Jun3

Fate

2 copies

Performed at the Opera House in Albany, GA[?] and Turner Hall on ?, Feb 5

Flying Dutchman

Performed in Henderson, KYon 1868, Apr 7

The Fool of the Family
  • Performed at the Opera House in Bastrop, TX on 1889, Nov 27
  • Bella had her accident two days before
Forget-Me-Not

2 copies

Performed at the Opera House in Austin, TX.on 1886, Mar 8

The French Spy

16 copies

  • Performed at the Academy of Music in Clevelandon 1871, Feb 25 and 1871, Apr 8
  • Performed in Carthage [?] on 1881, Oct 8
  • Performed in Macon, GA.[?]
Fritz, Our Cousin German

Performed at the Academy of Music in Clevelandon 1871, Feb 6

The Gilded Age
The Guv'nor

Performed in Detroit

A Happy Pair and other plays

A Happy Pair , Peace At Any Price and A Pair of Pigeons performed at City Hall in Henderson, Ky.on 1874, Apr 25 and at Griffith's Hall in Owensboro on 1874, Apr 27

The Hidden Hand

Performed at the New Metropolitan in Evansville, In.on 1866, Dec 8

Hortense!

Performed at the Opera House in Palestine, Tx.[?] and Denison, Tx. [?]

A Household Fairy and other plays

A Household Fairy , I Love You and A Pair of Pigeons performed at the Masonic Hall in Mt. Vernon, In. on 1874, Apr 1

I Love You and other plays

I Love You , A Happy Pair and Anthony and Cleopatra performed at the Opera House, probably in Evansvilleon 1873, Jan 26

Jack Cade

Performed at the Academy of Music in Cleveland on 1872, Feb 8

Jo! A Mountain Fairy

Performed at Coulter's Opera House in Palestine, Tx.

Jo! A Mountain Rose

5 copies

Performed in Nevada, Mo.

Judah

Performed at the Opera House in Huntington, In.on 1890, Sep 20

Katty O'Shiel/Sheal

2 copies

Lady Claire

7 copies

Possibly performed in Indianapolis

Lancashire Lass

Performed at the Academy of Music in Cleveland on 1871, Apr 21

Leap Year! and other plays

Leap Year , Female Volunteers and Battle Imps performed at the Louisville, Ky. on 1863, Jan22

The Little Duchess

8 copies

Performed in Sherman, Tx., Palestine, Tx. , Waco, Tx., Nebraska City, and Huntington, W. Va.

Lorle

2 copies

Lone Chateau

Performed at the Olympic Theatre in St. Louis on 1866, Sep 28

Lost in London

Performed at the St. Clair Hall in Evansville on 1868, Aug 6and at the Antheneum [?] on 1868, Aug 25

Macbeth

Performed at the New Metropolitan in Evansville, In.on 1866, Dec 19

Madelon!

Performed at the Arch Street Theatrein Philadelphia on 1874, Feb 10

The Manager

3 copies

Performed at the Opera House [?]

The Marble Heart

3 copies

  • Performed at St. Clair Hall, Evansvilleon 1868, Jul 17
  • Performed at Freeman's Hall in Jefferson, La. [?]on 1870, Mar 14
The Martyr

5 copies

  • Performed at the Opera House in Hiawatha, Ks. on 1891, Aug 31
  • Performed at the Opera House in Atchison, Ks.
  • Performed at the Opera House in Nebraska Cityon Oct 7
  • Performed at the Opera House in Uniontown
Meg

2 copies

  • Performed at the Opera House in Tyler, Tx. on ?, Oct 15
  • Performed in Americus, Ga.
  • "Little Fannie Golden" was featured
M'Liss

Performed in Carthage, ? on 1881, Oct 4

New Magdalen

5 copies

Performed at Daly's Broadway Theatrein New York on 1873, Nov 22and in Brooklyn on 1873, Dec 2and 1873, Dec 5

Nick of the Woods

Performed at the New Metropolitan Theatre in Evansville, In.on 1868, May 2

A Night Off

Performed at the Opera House in Palestine, Tx.

Octoroon!

2 copies

Performed at the New Metropolitan Theatre in Evansville, In.on 1867, Mar 1

Ogarita

3 copies

Performed at the Academy of Music in Cleveland on 1871, Apr 15

Our Bachelors

4 copies

  • ?, undated
  • Performed at the Opera House in Atchison, Ks. on 1891, Sep 1
  • Performed at the Opera House in Palestine, Tx. , undated
Our Boys

2 copies

  • Performed at the Opera House in Louisiana, Mo. on 1878, Jan 1and on ?, Dec 15
  • Performed at the Opera House in Pittsfield, Il. [?], undated
A Page From Balzac

Performed at the Paris Opera House, ?

Paricide

Performed at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, N.Y. on 1873, Dec 19

The Pearl of Savoy

2 copies

  • Performed at Wolff's Hall, ? on 1869, Jan 1
  • Performed at the Opera House in Kokomo, In.on 1874, Dec 18
Pink Dominoes

3 copies

Performed at Andrus' Hall, ? on 1877, Dec 8

The Planter's Wife

4 copies

Performed in Indianapolis, In. [?]and Macon, Ga. [?]

Po-ca-hon-tas and Katy O'Sheal

6 copies

Poor Gentlemen

Performed at the Grand Opera House in Milwaukee on 1872, Jan 18

Retribution

Performed at the New Metropolitan in Evansville, In. on 1867, May 11

Robbers

3 copies

  • Performed at the Atheneum in Cairo, Il. on 1868, Sep 12
  • Location written by Carl Ritts
Rob Roy

Performed at the New Metropolitan in Evansville, In.on 1886, Dec 15

Roi Carotte

2 copies

Performed at Daly's Grand Opera House , N.Y. on 1872, Sep

Roughing It!

2 copies

Performed at Daly's Grand Opera House , N.Y. on 1873, Mar 1

Round the Clock

3 copies

Performed at Daly's Grand Opera House , N.Y. on 1873, Jan

Ruy Blas

3 copies

Performed at Daly's Grand Opera House , N.Y. on 1873, Jun 9

Satan in Paris!

Performed at the Academy of Music in Cleveland on 1871, Sep 23

Sudden Marriage! and The Youn Actress

2 copies

Performed at the New Metropolitan in Evansville, In.on 1866, May 28

Ten Nights in a Bar-Room

Performed at the New Theatre in Little Rock, Ar. on 1868, Nov 30

Tickets-of-Leave-Man! and Swiss Swains

Performed at the Academy of Music, ?

Two Nights in Rome

Performed at the Opera House in Palestine, Tx.

The Two Orphans

Performed at the Opera House in Minonk, Il. on 1875, Dec 24

Uncle Sam

Performed at Daly's Grand Opera House, N.Y.on 1873, Apr 5

Under the Gas-Light!

3 copies

  • Performed at the New Metropolitan in Evansville, In. on 1868, Apr 20
  • Performed at Woodward Hall, ? on 1869, Sep 6
  • Performed at Daly's Broadway Theatre , N.Y.on 1873, Nov 8
An Unequal Match

4 copies

Performed in Indianapolis ?

Wept of the Wish-ton-Wish and Middy Ashore

Performed at the Arch Street Theatrein Phila.on 1874, Feb 12

Wild Irish Girl

Performed at the New Metropolitan in Evansville, In. on 1868, May 16

The Woman in White

Performed at Daly's Broadway Theatrein N.Y.on 1873, Dec 15

A Woman of the People

4 copies

Satin Fabric Programs

3 copies

Featuring Grace Golden in Brian Boru

Subseries: Play Bills Featuring Other Than Golden
Packet 1 Victims and Coming Attractions

2 copies

Performed at the Wood's Museum in New Yorkon 1873, Nov 24

East Lynne and Inshavogue

Performed at the Grand Central Variety Theatre in Milwaukee on1874, Feb 16

"Rip Van Winkle" and Devil Among the Tailors
  • "Rip Van Winkle"performed in Indianapolis
  • Devil Among the Tailors performed at Tony Pastor's Opera Housein New York
Notre Dame

Performed at the Lyceum Theaterin New York

Carpenter of Rouen!

Performed at the Wood's Theater in Cincinnati on 1859, Sep 24

The Ticket-of-Leave Man

Performed at the Grand Opera Housein New York on 1874, Apr 18

Cuba

Performed at the Metropolitan Theater in New York on 1872, Nov 24

Mons. Choufleuri

Performed at the Olympic Theatre in New Yorkon 1873, Oct 27

Aladdin

Performed at the Olympic Theatre in New Yorkon 1873, Sep 26

Little Sunshine

Performed at the Bowery Theatrein New York on 1873, Sep 22

Risen and London Assurance
  • Risen performed in Indianapolis, In.
  • London Assurance performed at Debar's Grand Opera in New Yorkon 1873, Sep 2
Packet 2 The Lady of the Slipper

Performed at the Globe Theater in

La Belle Russe

Performed at the Temple Opera House

Naughty Marietta

Performed at the New York Theater

The Bolls, with Ellen Terry

Performed at The Columbia in Chicago on 1893, Oct 14

The Merchant of Venice, with Ellen Terry

Performed at The Columbia in Chicago on 1893, Oct 9

Two Orphans

Performed at the Thallia Theater in New York

The Squire

Performed at the H.C. Miner's Fifth Avenue Theater in New York.on 1890, Oct 20

Blue Jeans

Performed at the 14th Street Theater in New York

The Phoenix

Performed at the Gleason Theater Company

Ben-My-Chree

Performed at the Olympic Theatrein New Yorkon 1890, Apr 28

Flying Dutchman

Performed at the St. Louis Theater on 1890, Apr 28

The Wife

Performed at the Grand Opera House in New York

Kismet, with Otis Skinner

Performed at the Knickerbocker Theater in New York

Uncle Tom's Cabin

Performed at Mozart Hall in New York on 1865, Aug 11

Niblo's Garden '49'
  • Performed in New York in 1886
  • Performed at the Opera House in Danville, Illinois
Robin Hood

Performed at the Knickerbocker Theater in New York

Argument

Performed at the Grand Opera House

The Greyhound

Performed at the Astor Theater in New York

Apple Blossoms

Performed at the Globe Theater in New York on 1919, Oct 7

She Would and She Wouldn't

Performed at Daly's Theater in New York on 1890, Jan 28

Lucretia Borgia and Francesca Da Rimini
  • Lucretia Borgia performed in San Antonia, Texason 1886, Dec 20
  • Francesca Da Rimini performed at the Montgomery Theater in New York
"Peg O' My Heart"

Performed at Morosco's Burbank Theaterin Los Angeleson 1912, Jul 14

Ballads in Black and other plays

2 copies

  • Ballads in Black is a shadow pantomime show
  • Hamlet stars Edwin Booth
  • Brigand Queen was performed in Chicago
  • Banker's Daughter was performed in New York
  • Madame Sana Gene was performed at the Olympic Theater on 1895, Oct 28
In Mizzoura

Performed at Hooley's Theater on 1894, Jan 21

Announcement of admission price change to Grand Opera Housein New York
The Front Page

Performed at the Times Square Theater in New York on 1928, Sep 17

Under the Gaslight

Performed at the Grand Opera Housein New York

Griffith Gaunt

Reviews of the play from the Daily , Weekly , and Sunday Press of New York

Jim, The Penman

Performed at the Opera House in Evansville, Indianaon 1889, Feb 5

Camille

Performed at Niblo's Garden in New Yorkon 1873, Apr 24

Mimi

Performed at Wallack'sin New Yorkpn 1873, Aug 26

Naiad Queen
  • Performed at the Academy of Music in Clevelandon 1866, Dec 29
  • Printed in The Play Bill
Pearl of Savoy
  • Performed at the New Metropolitan in Evansville, Indiana on 1886, Dec 6
  • Printed in Daily Programme
Divorce

Performed at Daly's Fifth Avenue Theatre in New York in 1871

The Lady of Lyons and Mikado
  • The Lady of Lyons performed in New Yorkin 1877
  • Mikado performed at Mendelssohn Hall In New York
The Bridal Trap

Performed at the Bijou Opera House in New York on 1886, Jun 18

As You LIke It

Performed at Dickson's Grand Opera House in New York

A Tin Soldier

Performed at the Standard Theatre in New York

Oratorical Contest
  • Indiana Oratorical Association
  • The Daily Stage , Indianapolis
  • 1886, Apr 8
Packet 3 Playbills, Bills of the Play, and Programs.
1872-1873 

4 items

1884-1890 

18 items

1891-1893 

22 items

1894-1895 

4 items

1900-1924 

18 items

Undated

24 items

Two folder containing 3 SATIN FABRIC programs are housed in this group.

Series: Music Collection

Each member of the Golden family acted and sang. Therefore, it is not surprising that there should be an extensive amount of music in this collection. It is divided into three sections: sheet music, instrumental music, and publications. The sheet music comprises 181 individual pieces and three bound collections, the single sheets being accommodated in two 123 X 17 cm. boxes. The instrumental music, totalling 218 items, contains both manu- scripts and print. It covers popular airs of the day, concent pieces, and operatic arias. The printed material contains bound copies of specific works and opera dcores and librettos (owned and used by Grace Golden). The arrangements are scored for the piano and - various other instruments. One series of 13 bound manuscripts apparently served the Golden Troupe's orchestra for many of its performances.

A small but useful group of publications contains periodicals and books or booklets. These include monthlies like Keynote and Folio, which were devoted to music, drama, literature and art. The book assortment is small but contains the rare Pittsburgh Selection of Psalm Tunes... (1816)

Subseries: Sheet Music - Print
Box 1 Across the Far Blue Hills, Marie. London: Metzler & Co., 1885

2 copies [?]

  • Composed by Jacques Blumenthal
  • Lyrics by Fred E. Weatherly
  • Music is for a tenor or soprano
Agawan Quick Step. Louisville: W.C. Peters

Composed by D.H.H.

Ah! Pauvre Negre Il Te Faut Souffrir. New York: G. Schirmer, 1879
  • Composed by Victor Masse
  • Lyrics by Pauland Virginie
Ah! Perfido. Leipzig: Breitkopf & Hartel
  • Composed by L. von Beethoven
  • Arranged by F. Brissler
  • Music is for a soprano
Ah! Tis a Dream. New York: G. Schirmer

Composed by C.B. Hawley

Alice, Where Art Thou. Boston
  • Composed by J. Ascher
  • Lyrics by W. Guernsey
Angels Ever Bright and Fair. New York: F.A. Rockar
  • Composed by Handel
  • From Theodora
As Of Old. Boston: Oliver Ditson, 1888
  • Composed by Julian Jordan
  • Music for mezzo-soprano or tenor
Ask Thine Heart Again. Boston: White-Smith Music
  • Composed by Robert Coverly
  • Lyrics by William H. Gardner
  • Music for a soprano or tenor
Autumn Leaves. Cleveland: S. Brainard & Sons, 1870
  • Composed by R.E. Henninges
  • Lyrics by Charles Dickens
Awfully Awful. New York: Chas. H. Ditson & Co.

Composed by G.W. Hunt

The Babies on Our Block. New York: Wm. A. Pond & Co., 1879
  • Composed by Dave Braham
  • Lyrics by Edward Harrigan
Baby Mine . New York: Spear & Dehnhoff, 1875
  • Composed by Archibald Johnston
  • Lyrics by Charles Mackay
Be Watchful and Beware
  • Composed by Charles W. Glover
  • Lyrics by Charles Jeffery
Because I Love Thee. Boston: Arthur P. Schmidt, 1888
  • Composted by Ernest Ford
  • Lyrics by E.H. Butler
Beauty's Eyes. New York: G. Schirmer
  • Composed by F. Paolo Tosti
  • Lyrics by F.E. Weatherly
  • music for a soprano or tenor
Blue Eyes or Black. New York: William A. Pond Co., 1866
  • Composed by T. Baker
  • Lyrics by Fawcett, Rowe
A Boom. New York: Enoch and Sons, 1898
  • Composed by Karl Kiefert
  • Lyrics by Adrian Ross
Breathe Those Tender Words Again. Hollingshead and Stults, 1895

Composed by R.M. Stults

Brightest and Best. St. Louis: C.I. Wynne & Co., 1893
  • Composed by D.S. DeLisle
  • Lyrics by Dr. John Campbell
  • Music for soprano, mezzo-soprano, or tenor
The Brook. Milwaukee: H.N. Hempsted
  • Composed by Dolores
  • Lyrics by Tennyson
By The Moonbeams Bright. Cincinnati: John Church & Co., 1881
  • Composed by Max Maretzck
  • Lyrics by Charles Gayler
Bye O Bye. Evansville: G.W. Warren Co., 1879

Composed by Fred Miller, Jr.

Call Me Back. New York: G. Schirmer
  • Composed by L/ Denza
  • Lyrics by F.E. Weatherly
  • Music for a soprano or tenor
Call Me Back Again. St. Louis: Peters Music Co., 1881
  • Composed by W.D. Hendrickson
  • Lyrics by O.E. Hennig
Castles in the Air. Cleveland: S. Brainard & Co.
  • Composed by Robert Adams
  • Lyrics by James A. Ballantine
The Celebrated Sneezing Song. Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co,

Translated by J.C.J.

Cleansing Fires. Boston: W.A.Evans & Bros
  • Composed by Virginia Gabriel
  • Lyrics by Adelaide Proctor
Come, Dance the Romaika . London: Boosey & Co., 1891
  • Composed by Liza Lehmann
  • Lyrics by Thomas Moore
Come to Me. New York: G. Schirmer
  • Composed by L. Denza
  • Lyrics by W. Boosey
  • Music for soprano or tenor
Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming. New York: Wm. A. Pond, 1864

Composed by D. Angelo

The Cricket (manuscript)
Croquet. New York: Wm. A. Pond, 1867
  • Composed by John R. Thomas
  • Lyrics by C.H. Webb
Cruel Maiden. Hyde Park, Mass: F.L. Hodgdon & Co., 1892
  • Composed by F.M. Paine
  • Lyrics by Susan F. Henry
  • Music for soprano or tenor
Darling Mine. New York: Edward Schuberth & Co.
  • Composed by Louis Engel
  • Lyrics by Edwrad Oxenford
  • Music for a soprano
Darling, It Was Not To Be (Sad Regret). New York: Wm. A. Pond Co., 1890

Compsed by G.A. Kerker

Darling Nora. Chicago: F.S. Chandler & Co., 1877
  • Composed by John E. Burden
  • Lyrics by William F. Marvin
Davenport Schottisch. Boston: Russell & Fuller, 1858

Composed by Charles P. Burr

Dearest. Boston: Oliver Ditson Co., 1892
  • Composed by Tito Mattei
  • Lyrics by B.B. Vallentine
Don't You Miss the Train. New York: Wm. A. Pond Co., 1881
  • Composed by Dave Braham
  • Lyrics by Edward Harrigan
Dream of Long Ago. New York: Willis Woodward & Co., 1888
  • Composed by Charles Krueger
  • Lyrics by Chauncey Olcott
Dreams of Long Ago. New York: American Music Publishing, 1890
  • Composed by L. Wegefarth
  • Lyrics by George Cooper
The Dwellers of the Sea. Louisville: Louis Tripp, 1868
  • Composed by J.W. Parson Price
  • Lyrics by Goerge F. Fuller
Edelweiss.Chicago:Meyer and Bros. ,1891
  • Composed by Leo Bruck
  • Lyrics by J.A. Fraser, Jr.
Elle ne croyait pas. New York: G. Schirmer, 1891
  • Composed by Ambroise Thomas
  • Translated by H. Millard
Embarrassment. Cincinnati: Goerge D. Newhall & Co., 1875
  • Composed by Franz Abt
  • Translated by Dr. Wm. J. Wetmore
  • Music for alto or baritone [?] or bass [?]
Embarrassment. Boston: W.A. Evans & Bros.

Composed by Franz Abt

Emmett's Lullaby. Cincinnati: John Church Co., 1878

Composed by Joseph K. Emmett

Estranged. New York: Boosey & Co., 1902
  • Composed by Milton Wellings
  • Lyrics by Dick Cotsford
Evangeline. Cleveland: S. Brainard & Sons, 1864
  • Composed by Will S. Hays
  • Music for soprano or tenor
Farewell to Thee. Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co., 1870
  • Composed by H. Strachauer
  • Lyrics by J.H. Rosewald
Flee As a Bird
  • Sponsored by Emerson Drug Co., Baltimorein 1895?
  • Composed by Mrs. M.S.B. Dana
For You. New York: Spear and Dehnhoff, 1877
  • Composed by Millard Harrison
  • Lyrics by Minna N. Perry
For You. New York: Edward Schuberth & Co., 1932
  • Composed by Sydney Smith
  • Lyrics by Arthur Chapman
  • Music for a soprano or tenor
The Frenchman. London: H. Dalcorn and Co.

Composed by G.W. Hunt

Garfield Grand March. St. Louis: H. Bollman & Sons, 1880

Composed by T. RIchards

Garfield's Funeral March. St. Louis: H. Bollman & Sons, 1881

Composed by George Fuller

Get Away Johnnie!. London: Francis Bros. & Day
  • Composed by Alfred Lee
  • Lyrics by Wilton Jones
God Bless the Church Around the Corner. New York: J.L. Peters, 1871
  • Composed by D.S. Wambold
  • Lyrics by George Cooper
God Guard Thee Love. New York: Edward Schuberth & Co. , 1886
  • Composed by Victor E. Nessler
  • Lyrics by Mrs. John P. Morgan
  • Music for a soprano or tenor
Golden Tresses Turning Gray. Detroit: Mrs. J.H. Whittemore, 1875
  • Composed by J. Henry Whittemore
  • Lyrics by Frank Dumont
Good Night, Gentle Folds. East Liverpool, Ohio: W.L. Thompson & Co., 1880

Composed by Will L. Thompson

Gordon's March. Savannah, Georgia Ludden & Bates, 1878

Composed by Henry Schoeller

The Greek Girl's Song. Boston: Arthur P. Schmidt, 1892
  • Composed by Frank Lynes
  • Lyrics by Meredith Nicholson
  • Music for a soprano
Guess Who?. Philadelphia: Lee & Walker, 1870
  • Composed by Frank Howard
  • Lyrics by M. Thomas Watts
Hancock Grand March. St. Louis: H. Bollman & Sons, 1880

Composed by H. Bollman

The Harmless Little Girl . New York: T.B. Harms & Co., 1886
  • Composed by Gustave Kerker
  • Lyrics by Hugh Morton
Heart of My Heart, Be Mine
  • Composed by H.W. Petrie
  • Lyrics by Arthur J. Lamb
  • Copyright of Julie C. Petrie, 1897
Heart's Ease. Chicago: National Music Co., 1884
  • Composed by Jacob J. Sawyer
  • Lyrics by E.P. Smith
The Holy Night. New York: Edward Schuberth & Co., 1887
  • Composed by E. Saemen
  • Lyrics by H.W. Nicholl
Home Again. Boston: Oliver Ditson Co., 1879

Composed by M.S. Pike, Esq.

Home Sweet Home. Boston: Oliver Ditson Co.,

Composed by G.W. Webb

How Can I Leave Thee
  • Composed by George Valcolon
  • Lyrics by Alfred N. Gilbert
I Envy The Rose. Chicago: National Music Co., 1892
  • Composed by Emma R. Steiner
  • Lyrics by H.G. Millais
  • Music for tenor or soprano
I'm Sitting by the Stile, Mary. Boston: Olivert Ditson Co.
  • Composed by G. Barker
  • Lyrics by Lady Dufferin
I Really Want A Wife. New York: J.L. Hewitt & Co.

Composed by S. Woodworth, Esq.

I'm Waiting My Darling For Thee. San Francisco M. Gray, 1869

Composed by George T. Evans

I've Something Sweet to Tell You. New York: G. Schirmer
  • Composed by Eaton Faning
  • Music for soprano or tenor
I Love, and the World is Mine .New York:G. Schirmer, 1892
  • Composed by Clayton Johns
  • Lyrics by Florence Earle Coates
  • Music for mezzo-soprano or bass[?] or baritone [?]
I Think of Thee.New York:Brooks and Denton , 1887

Composed by G. Tagliapietra

If the Heart Could Only Speak. Chicago: S. Brainard and Sons Co., 1890
  • Composed by W.B. Kirtland
  • Music for a soprano
In Fair Lorranie. London: W. Morley & Co., 1892
  • Composed by Thomas Hutchinson
  • Lyrics by Arthur Rigby
I Live and Love Thee. Philadelphia: G. Andre and Co., 1868

Composed by S. Campana

Josiah's Courtship. Boston: Oliver Ditson Co., 1862

Composed by S. Markstein

Just As of Old.New York:Wm. A. Pond & Co. , 1875
  • Composed by Alfred H. Pease
  • Music for C or B
If You Have Nothing More To Tell Me. Boston Oliver Ditson Co., 1879
  • Composed by Mme. Rothschild
  • Translated by Theo. Barker
I Would Linger. New York: G. Schirmer, 1867
  • Composed by Gounod
  • Lyrics by H. Millard
[Jo Vivo ie T'Amo]. Philadelphia: G. Audre & Co., 1868

Composed by [F. Campana]

Katey's Letter. Boston: Oliver Ditson Co.

Composed by Lady Dufferin

Box 2 Kathleen Mavourneen. Boston: Oliver Ditson Co.

Composed by F.W.N. Crouch

The Kerry Dance. Boston: W.A. Evans & Bros.

Composed by Molloy

King Bibler's Army.Cincinnati: Root & Sons Music, 1877

Composed by Henry C. Work

Killarney. New York: Richard A. Saalfield

2 copies

Composed by M.W. Balfe

Killarney. Cleveland: S. Brainard & Co.

Composed by M.W. Balfe

The Lament of the Irish Emigrant.Cleveland: S. Brainard & Co., 1868
  • Composed by W.R. Dempster
  • Lyrics by Mrs. Price Blackwood
Last Night. Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co.
  • Composed by Halfdan Kjerulf
  • Translated by Theo Marzials
Let Me Love Thee. New York: G. Schirmer
  • Composed by Luigi Arditi
  • Lyrics by Walter Maynard
Lieder aus Williram. Berlin: R. Sulzer
  • Composed by Henri Petri
  • Lyrics by Mrs. John P. Morgan
Lightly Tread

Composed by John Scotland

The Lily and the Rose. St. Louis: Bollmand & Sons

Composed by Stephen Glover

Litte Bird, Why Singest Thou?. Cleveland: S. Brainard and Sons

Composed by Lizzie B. Ross

A Little Blue Forget-Me-Not. New York: W. Schmiel, 1892
  • Composed by W.C. Schrader
  • Lyrics by Mrs. Alex. M'Veigh Miller
Little Peeweet. Chicago: Chicago Music Printing Co., 1897
  • Composed by H.W. Petrie
  • Lyrics by Arthur Lamb
Lo! Here the Gentle Lark. New York: Wm. Hall & Sons
  • Composed by Henry R. Bishop
  • Lyrics by Shakespeare
Love, Let My Heart Be Yours. New York: M. Witmark & Sons, 1892
  • Composed by Leroy L. Burtch
  • Lyrics by T.V. Cook
Love Lingers Yet. New York: Petrie Music & Sons, 1896
  • Composed by H.W. Petrie
  • Lyrics by Arthur Trevelyan
The Lover and the Bird. Philadelphia: Louise Meyer
  • Composed by Guglielmo
  • Music for a soprano
Love's Serenade. Baltimore: G.D. Benteen

Composed by T.G. Reed

Love's Temple. New York: Boosey & Co., 1892
  • Composed by Hope Temple
  • Lyrics by F.E. Weatherley
Love's Trust. New York: W. Schmiel, 1892
  • Composed by W.C. Shrader
  • Lyrics by Mrs. Harriet Maxwell Converse
Mabel. New Orleans: Louis Grunewald
  • Composed by D. Godfrey
  • Lyrics by Henry Farnie
Meet Me My Darling. Evansville, IN: G.W. Warren & Co., 1874

Composed by C.M. Tileston

The Merriest Girl That's Out. Boston: Oliver Ditson Co.
  • Composed by Carlo Minasi
  • Lyrics by Charles Merion
Mother Dear, Oh Be Not Angry.New York: Edward Schuberth & Co. ,1874
  • Composed by Erik Meyer-Helmund
  • Lyrics by Helen T. Tretbar
  • Music for a soprano
Must I Then Leave. Boston: G.D. Russell & Co., 1872
  • Composed by H. Strachauer
  • Lyrics by J.H. Rosewald
My Dearest, How Fondly I love Thee. New York: Jno. L. Peters, 1869
  • Composed by Offenback
  • Lyrics by M. Barnett
  • Music for mezzo-soprano or bass[?] or baritone[?]
My Gal Is a High Born Lady. New York: M. Witmark & Sons, 1896

Composed by Barney Fagan

My Heart Keeps Hame for You. St. Louis: Balmer & Weber Co., 1895
  • Composed by Marion Ralston
  • Lyrics by Lucy Randolph Fleming
The Naughty Little Clock. Cincinnati: John Church Co., 1899
  • Composed by Reginald de Koven
  • Lyrics by Harry B. Smith
The NIghtingale and the Rose. New York: G. Schirmer, 1898
  • Composed by C.B. Hawley
  • Lyrics by R.H. Beck
Nora O'Neal. St. Louis: J.L. Peters & Bro., 1866

Composed by Will S. Hays

O Fair Dove! O Fond Dove!. St. Louis: Henry Bollman
  • Composed by Alfred S. Gatty
  • Lyrics by Jean Ingelow
O, Pretty Girofla. New York: Oliver Diston & Co., 1875

Composed by Charles Lecocq

O What Shall I Say. Louisville: D.P. Faulds, 1867
  • Composed by Anton Zoller
  • Lyrics by Yuba Dam
Oh, Isn't He a Tease!. Cincinnati: F.W. Helmick, 1874
  • Composed by Jean Le Croix
  • Lyrics by Frank C. Filley
Old Folks at Home. Boston: Oliver Ditson Co., 1882

3 copies

Composed by S.C. Foster

On the Island of Pines. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., 1914
  • Composed by Harry Carroll
  • Lyrics by Alfred Bryan
On Week Days at the Market. New York: J.L. Peters, 1876

Composed by Charles Lecocq from La Fille

Only. London: Chappell & Co.
  • Composed by Ch. Gounod
  • Lyrics by Miss E.H. Leonard
Only One Girl in the World For Me. New York: M. Witmark & Sons, 1895

Composed by David Marion

The Orioles. Chicago: Clayton F. Summy, 1890
  • Composed by J.H. Gardner
  • Lyrics by Earle Wilson
Our Country's Flag. New Orleans: A.B. Blackmar, 1867

Composed by Harry Macarthy

O'er the Hill, O'er the Dale. St. Louis: Bollman & Sons

Composed by S. Glover

Paddy and His Pig. Cincinnati: John Church Co., 1896
  • Composed by Julian Edwards
  • Lyrics by Stanislaus Stange
Polly and I. St. Louis: C.I. Wynne & Co.
  • Composed by A.M. Wakefield
  • Lyrics by Rev. F. Langbridge
A Poor Girl's Heart. New York: Wm. A. Pond Co., 1868
  • Composed by Offenbach
  • From La Perichole
  • Translated by H.B. Farnie
The Powder-Monkey. London: Patey and Willis

Composed by Michael Watson

Qui Dei Contrabbandier. Boston: Oliver Ditson Co., 1878
  • Composed by Bizet
  • Translated and adapted by Theodore T. Barker
Rakoczy. New York: Firth, Pond & Co., 1849
  • A Hungarian liberty march
  • Composed by Max Zorer
Razors in the Air. Boston: Oliver Ditson Co., 1880
A Real Moving Picture from Life. New York: Harry Von Tilzer Music Pub. Co., 1914
  • Composed by Harry Von Tilzer
  • Lyrics by Andrew B. Sterling
See: 'Tis the Hour. Boston: Oliver Ditson Co.
  • Composed by Donizetti (Lucia)
  • Arranged by E.L. White
Remember. Boston: G.D. Russell, 1882
  • Composed by L. Denza
  • Translated by Gertrude Hall
The Requital,. 1884
  • Composed by J. Blumenthal
  • Miss Adelaid,proctor
The Return. Chicago: Ideal Music Co.

Composed by Jenny Ward Hays

Ring Out, Wild Bells.New York: C.H. Ditson & Co. ,1891
  • Composed by Abby Hutchinson Patton
  • Lyrics by Alfred Tennyson
Sally in Our Alley. New York: St. Gordon & Son

Composed by Henry Carey

Sally in Our Alley. Cincinnati: John Church Co.

Composed by Henry Carey

See That My Grave's Kept Green. New York: Frederick Blume, 1876

Composed by Gus Williams

Senorita. London: Francis Day and Hunter

Composed by J. Warwick Moore

Serenade. New York: American Music Publishing Co., 1891
  • Composed by Emilio Pizzi
  • Lyrics by Francis S. Soltus
She Wears a Rose in Her Hair. Boston: G.D. Russell & Co., 1874

Composed by Geo. L. Osgood

Silver Threads Among the Gold. New York: Charles W. Harris, 1873
  • Composed by H.P. Danes
  • Lyrics by Eben E. Rexford
Sing Birdie Sing. Boston: Oliver Ditson Co.
  • Composed by Wilhelm Ganz
  • Lyrics by Zeila
Slumber Song. New York: Charles W. Held, 1889
  • Composed by Otto Hackh
  • Trans. by E. Buek
So Woul You. St. Louis: C.I. Wynne & Co.
  • Composed by Frank L. Moir
  • Lyrics by Magdeline Wycombe
Speak to Me!. Boston: Oliver Ditson Co.
  • Composed by Fabio Campana
  • Lyrics by H.B. Farnie
The Spinning Song. New York: Edward Schuberth & Co., 1880
  • Composed by Max Maretzek
  • Lyrics by Charles Gayler
Spring! Gentle Spring!. New York: William A. Pond Co.
  • Composed by J. Riviere
  • Lyrics by J.R. Planche
Springtime. Boston: Arthur P. Schmidt, 1890
  • Composed by G.W. Marston
  • Trans. by Frederick W. Bancroft
Storm and Sunshine. New York: G. Schirmer, 1877
  • Composed by Dudley Buck
  • Lyrics by Margaret Eytinge
  • For C or B (voice)
Strangers Yet.>New York:W.A. Evans & Bros.

Composed by Claribel

A Summer Shower. Boston: Richard T. Saalfield

Composed by Theo. Marzials

The Sunshine of Paradies Alley. New York: M. Witmark & Sons, 1895
  • Composed by John W. Bratton
  • Lyrics by Walter H. Ford
Sweet Blanche of the Dell. Evansville, IN: Geo. W. Warren Cp., 1875
  • Composed by Fred D. Goslee
  • Lyrics by T.E. Allison
Sweet Bunch of Daisies. Chicago: Lyon & Healey, 1894

Composed by Anita Owen

Sweet Love, Good Night to Thee. New Orleans: A.E. Blackmar
  • Composed by J.L. Hatton
  • Lyrics by John Duff
Tears of Love. New York: Boosey & Co., 1892
  • Composed by L. Denza
  • Lyrics by F.E. Weatherley, M.A.
Teddy O'Neale. Boston: Wm. H. Oakes, 1843
  • Composed by James G. Maeder
  • Lyrics by Eliza Cook
Tell Her I Love Her So. New York: T.B. Harmes & Co.
  • Composed by P. Faye
  • Lyrics by F.E. Weatherley, M.A.
Tell Me Lovers, I Pray You!. New York: G. Schirmer, 1896
  • Composed by Reginald de Koven
  • Music is for an alto
They Get a Little Bigger Every Year. New York: Knickerbocker Music Pub., Co., 1914
  • Composed by Harry Jentes
  • Lyrics by Charles McCarron
Thoughts. Baltimore: Geor. Willig & Co., 1892
  • Composed by Paul Norwood
  • Music is for an alto
Thy Heart Belongs To Me. New York: Petrie Music Co., 1896
  • Composed by H.W. Petrie
  • Lyrics by A.J. Lamb
'Tis of Her Thou Art Speaking. Boston: Oliver Ditson Co., 1878
  • Composed by Bizet (Carmen)
  • Trans. and arranged by Theo T. Barker
'Tis the Last Rose of Summer. Boston: Oliver Ditson Co.
Twickenham Ferry. Cincinnati: John Church Co.

Composed by Theo. Marzials

Two Loves. St. Louis: Thiebes-Stierlin Music Co., 1896
  • Composed by Daisy Maude Hatfield
  • Lyrics by Father Ryan
Under the Greenwood Tree. London: Novello, Ewer, & Co.
  • Directed by Arne
  • Arranged by Henry R. Bishop
  • Shakespeare
Voices of the Woods. St. Louis: Thiebes-Stierlin Music Co., 1896
  • Directed by Rubenstein
  • Arranged by Michael Watson
Walking Down Broadway. New York: Wm. A. Pond Co., 1868
  • Directed by Wm. H. Lingard
  • Arranged by Chas. E. Pratt
We Wiill Love This Nation. Chicago: Orville Brewer, 1881
  • Directed by R. Nordraak
  • Lyrics by Prof. J.J. Anderson
Wearing of the Green. Pennsylvania: C.W.A. Trumpler, 1865

Arranged by S. Behrens

When Two Hearts Love. New York: T.B. Harms & Co., 1893
  • Directed by Woolson Morse
  • Lyrics by Cheever Goodwin
  • Music is for a soprano and tenor duet
Where the Ocean Meets in Panama. New York: Knickerbocker Music Co., 1914
  • Directed by Harry Jentes
  • Lyrics by Charles McCarron
Will You Love Me, Sweetheart, When I'm Old?. Chicago: Petrie Music Co., 1897
  • Directed by H.W. Petrie
  • Lyrics by Arthur J. Lamb
Winking at Me or How Can I Sing. Boston: Oliver Ditson Co., 1868

Arranged by Miss Alice Siedler

Yesterday. New York: J. Fischer & Bros., 1888
  • Directed by Anton Strelezki
  • Lyrics by E.W.
You Are My Sweetheart Now. Chicago: G.B. Brigham, 1894
  • Directed by S.L. Viets
  • Arranged by G.B. Brigham
You, Only You. New York: Petrie Music Co., 1895

Directed by Walter P. Keen

Subseries: Box 2 Sheet Music - Bound
Instrumental Music, 1883(on spine)

A group of pieces, some songs, for the piano.

Peter's Musical Monthly .Published monthly by J.L. Peters,599 Broadway, New York , 1874

On front end sheet: "Emma Bishop[married Thomas Mumford, Jr.]1860.Lessons from Mrs. Florence Dale Owen Cooper."

Vocal Music 1883(on spine)

A group of songs bound in one volume belonging to Grace Goldenduring her student days with the Maretzeks

Subseries: Box 2 Instrumental Music
Manuscripts
"The Arrow and the Song"
  • Words: H.W. Longfellow
  • Music: W.E. VanCurt
  • Arranged by H.W. Robert Walter
  • Leader
"Il Barbiere de Seviglia"
  • Composed by G. Rossini
  • Various instruments
Bob up Seren[e]ly
  • Leader
  • Various instruments
"A Celebrated Case"
  • Leader
  • Various instruments
"Come Back to Erin
  • Arranged by Rodi
  • Leader
  • Various instruments
"Constantinople"

Various instruments

"The Cows Are in the Corn"
  • Arranged by Rodi
  • Leader
  • Various instruments
"The Danites"
  • Leader
  • Various instruments
  • Music cues
"Dark Days"

Various instruments

"Dark the Day of Lovers Parting

Violin

"Darling Mine"
  • Composed by L. Engel
  • Arranged by Robert Walter
  • Various instruments
"El 16 Delina"
  • (decimoseto)
  • Various instruments
"Don't Say I told"
  • Leader
  • Various instruments
"Enoch Arden
  • Music by C. Koppity/Koppetz
  • Leader
  • Various instruments
"Eva To Her Papa"

Song in Uncle Tom's Cabin

"Music for Evelyn"

Various instruments

"Fate"
  • Leader
  • Various instruments
"The Favorite"
  • Music by J. Hartman
  • Arranged by E.S. Thomas
  • Vocal and various instruments
"Flights of the Birds"
  • Arranged by Rodi
  • Leader
  • Various instruments
"The Flying Dutchman"

Various instruments

"The French Spy"
  • Arranged by J.M. Rodi
  • Various instruments
"Galler Ferrin!"
"Good Night Farewell!
"The Gypsy Baron"
"The Hidden Hand"

Leader

"Hortense"

Various instruments

"Hurry"
  • Leader
  • Various instruments
"I'll Follow Thee"

Various instruments

"The Invisible Prince"
  • Leader
  • Various instruments
"Jenny Lind"
"Judah"

Various instruments

"Kate Kearney"

Various instruments

"Katy O'Sheal"
  • Leader
  • Various instruments
"Lady Claire"
  • Leader
  • Various instruments
"Little Bird Why Singing Thou"
  • Arranged by Old Pap Gilber
  • Cornet
"The Little Duchess"

Various instruments

"Lied"
"Lo! Here the Gentle Lark"

Various instruments

"Lorle"
"Love Comes Like a Summer Sigh"

Various instruments

"Love Launched a Fairy Boat"

Composed by T.H. Tuttle

"The Lover and the Bird Corner/Comes [?]"
"Maid with the milking Pail"

Various instruments

"La Manola"
  • Composed by Henrion
  • Various instruments
"The Martyr"
  • Composed by George Hibbins
  • Leader
  • Various instruments
  • Vocal music
"Maypole Dance"

Various instruments

"Medley Dance"

Various instruments

"Meg"
  • Various instruments
  • Music cues
"Mr and Mrs. Peter White"
"Mississippi Valley Waltz"
  • Composed by F.J. Keller
  • Various instruments
  • Vocal music
"Narramattah"

Indian March

"Now Shines the Lady Moon"

Various instruments

"O How Delightful!"

Professor William Bendix, arranger

"Old Folks at Home"

Various instruments

"Old Hundred"
"Olivette"
  • Composed by Rodi
  • Leader
  • Various instruments
"Pat Malloy"

Various instruments

"Pearl of Savoy"

Various instruments

"Pet of Petticoats"

Various instruments

"Planter's Wife"

Various instruments

"Pocahantas"

Leader

"Rataplan"

Violin

"Satan in Paris"

Various instruments

"Savoyards Song"

Various instruments

"The Silverlake"

Various instruments

"Sneezing Song"
  • Leader
  • Various instruments
"Some Day"

Various instruments

"Star. Q [or L] S.
  • Composed by Graf
  • Arranged by Rodi
  • Various instruments
  • Vocal music
"Swiss Cottage"

Various instruments

"Torpedo and the Whale"
  • Leader
  • Various instruments
"Trust to Luck"

Various instruments

"Two Nights in Rome"
  • Leader
  • Various instruments
"The Two Orpans"
  • Leader
  • Various instruments
"The Wept of the Wishton Wish"

Various instruments

"What Josiah Did"
"Woman the People"
Manuscripts and Print
"Berceuse". New York: G. Schirmer, 1894
  • C. Chaminade
  • Sheet music - New York
  • Manuscript - orchestration
  • For various instruments
  • Properrty of Grace Golden
"Answer?". New York: Arthur W. Tams, 1890
  • A.G. Robyn
  • Sheet music
  • Manuscript - orchestration
"What Joy" (Che Gioja) . New York: C.H. Ditson, 1880
  • Tito Mattei
  • Sheet music
  • Manuscript - orchestration
  • For various instruments
Print
"Anicitia March"
"Always Ready March"
  • Wiegand
  • Various instruments
Band and Orchestra Music

E flat cornet

"Collingwood Quickstep"
  • Pettee
  • Cornet
"Fun For All" Polka
  • E.S. Thomas
  • Various instruments
"The Golden Parade March"
  • E.S. Thomas
  • E flat cornet
"Highland Fling"
"Homage to the Ladies" Waltz
  • E. Waldteufel
  • 1st vioin
"Knight Waltzes"
  • J.S. Knight
  • Various instruments
"Let My Heart Be Yours"

Various instruments

"Medley Selection of Southern Plantation Songs"
  • E. Boettger
  • Various instruments
"Modeste" Cornet Polka
  • Lagny
  • Various instruments
"La Neige"
  • Arban
  • Various instruments
Overtures

E flat cornet

"Overture 'Rivals' "
  • Pettee
  • Drama
"Sinnbilder"
  • Ph. Fahrbach
  • Various instruments
Specimens E Flat Corney
  • Parts and bouquet of melodies
  • 1880-81
Squire's Collection of Cornet Duetts . Cincinnati: A. Squire, 1881

Herman Bellstedt,arranger

E. Strauss Waltzes

Various instruments

"They Get There The Same"
  • Words - Frank N. Scott
  • Music arranger - Frank Dixey
  • Sheet and orchestration
"Three Quartettes
  • Joseph Haydn
  • 1st violin
"Visions of a Beautiful Woman"
  • Fahrbach
  • Various instruments
"When the Leaves Begin to Turn"
  • C.A. White
  • Various instruments
Print - Specific works: various instruments, mainly piano
The Airs in Jovial Crew or Merry Beggars . London:John Johnson,n.d.

Mr. Bates

L'Allegro, Il Pensieroso, ed Il Moderato . London: Novello & Company, 1860?

G.F. Handel

Il Barbiere di Siviglia

Rossini

La Bernaise .New York: Richard A Saalfield, n.d.
  • French comic opera
  • Andre Messager,comp.
The Bridal Trap . New York: Willis Woodward & Compans, 1886
  • Comic Opera in Three Acts
  • Edmond Audran,comp.
La Cigale .New York: Wjote-Smith Music Publishing Co.,n.d.
  • Comic opera
  • English libretto - F.C. Burnand
  • Music: E. Audranand Ivan Carlyle
The Circus Girl . London: Chappell & Co., 1907
  • Musical Play
  • Lyrics - J.T. Tanner & W. Palings
  • Music - Ivan Carlyle
"The Creation". London: J. Hart
  • An oratorio
  • Joseph Haydn
Derarme Jonathan .WienLC.H. Spina,n.d.
  • Operetta in three acts (German)
  • Hugo Wittmann and Julius Bauer
  • Music: Carl Millocker
Erminie . Boston: White, Smith & Co.
  • Comic opera
  • Libretto: Claxson Bellamyand Harry Paulton
  • Music: E. Jakobowski
  • Vocal score
Gems from Ermine . New York: Wm. A. Pond & Co., 1889

Special arrangements with Rudolph Aronson

The "Grand Duchess" . New York: Wm. A. Pond & Co., 1890
  • Opera Bouffe
  • Offenbach
  • Special arrangements with Rudolph Aronson
Jacinta . New York: Harry Peffer & Co., 1896
  • Romantic Mexican opera in two acts
  • Libretto - William H. Lepere
  • Music - Alfred G. Robyn
Lieder .Leipzig:C.F. Peters, n.d.
  • Sammatliche Lieder...
  • Robert Schumann
The Little Duke . Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co., 1879
  • Comic opera in three acts
  • Charles Lecocq
The Marquis . New York: Richard A. Saalfield, 1887
  • P. Lacome
  • Libretto - Reece and Freeman
The Mikado

No title page

H.M.S. Pinafore . New York: S.T. Gordon & Son
  • Nautical comic opera in two acts
  • W.S. Gilbert and A. Sullivan
"H.M.S. Pinafore". New York: Norman L. Munro , 1878
  • Munro's Musical Library
  • No. 17 and No. 18 - Parts 1 and 2
La Poupee . London: Hopwood & Crew, ca. 1897?
  • Comic opera
  • Maurice Ordonneauand Edmond Audran
  • English libretto - Arthur Sturgess
Said Pasha . Boston: White, Smith & Co., 1888
  • Romantic opera in two acts
  • Richard Stahl,music
Der Vogelhandler . Leipzig: Bosworth & Co. . New York: G. Schirmer, 1891
  • Operetta in two acts
  • M. West and L. Held - book
  • Carl Zeller - music
Print - Specific Works: Opera Scores and Librettos
  • This collection of opera socres and librettos was once the property of Grace Golden, and many are inscribed with her name
  • The texts of the last eleven titles are both in the original language and in English; some contain the prinicpal arias
Box I Il Barbiere di Seviglia
Bohemian Girl

3 copies

Dinorah
Don Pasquale
Ernani
Esmeralda
La Favorita
Faust
Box II La Fille de Madame Angot
Fra Diavolo
Der Freischutz
Linda di Chamounix
Lucia di Lammermoor
Box III The Mascot

2 copies

Martha
Mefistofoles
Mignon
Nanon
Olivette
Otello
Rigoletto
Romeo and Juliette

3 copies

Sicilian Vespers
La Sonnambula
La Traviata
Gli Ugonotti
William Tell
L'Amore dei Tre Re
Andrea Chenier
Il Barbiere di Seviglia
Chimes of Normandy
Les Contes d'Hoffman
La Fille de Madame Angot
La Forza del Destino
Francesca da Rimini
Lucia di Lammermoor
Martha
Tannhaeuser
Subseries: Box III Publications
Periodicals
Folio, a journal of music, drama, art and literature . Chicago: White, Smith & Company, 1882

November, 1882

Keynote: music, art, drama, literature . New York: Edward Lyman Bill

13 issues

  • May, Oct, Dec 1891
  • Feb, Apr, Dec 1892
  • Jan, Feb, Apr, Jul 1893
  • Jan, Feb 1895
Monthly Musical Review . Cincinnati: Alfred Warren

4 issues

  • Sep, Oct, Nov 1887
  • Feb 1888
Musical Courier: a weekly journal devoted to msuic, and the music trades . New York: Musical Courier Company, Sep 19, 1878
Musical Library . New York: Norman L. Munro, Sep 30, 1878
Programme Wiske Orchestral Concerts . New York. Dec 1890
Books and Booklets
Bird Songs at Eventide . New York: Chappell & Company, 1926
  • Words: Royden Barrie
  • Music: Eric Coates
The Dime Songster .Indianapolis:Charles O. Perrine, Publishers,n.d.

No. 2. A collection of new and popular comic songs.

Eolian Songster

No title page

International Worthwhile Songs, 1926-1927 . Evansville: Harding & Miller Music Company
Madame Rentz's Female Minstrel Songster . New York: Robert M. De Witt, 1874
The Opera Chorus Book . Boston: Oliver Ditson & Company, 1849
J.W. Pepper's Practical Guide and Study to the Secrets of Arranging Band Music... . Philadelphia: J.W. Pepper, 1878

William H. Dana

The Pittsburgh Selection of Psalm Tunes... . Pittsburgh: Cramer, Spera and Eichbaum, 1816

John Armstrong

Twenty-five Successful American Songs. . New York: G. Schirmer, Inc. ca. 1921
The Young Band Teacher... . Cincinnati: A. Suire, 1880
Series: Miscellaneous
Box III The Adamless Eden

48" X 60"

  • Bill of the play
  • Lily Clay's Gaiety Company
  • Opera House, Lake Charles, La., Jan 22. ?
Behind the Scenes in Washington... . Cincinnati: National Publishing Company, n.d.

Account of the Credit Mobilier Investigation

The New York Clipper
  • "The Theatre in America" Columns concerned with the history of the American state, March 1890-March 1891
  • A few comments appeared about the Goldens
"A Record of Theatricals and Theatres in New Harmony from the Organizatopm of the first Thespian Society in 1827to the Present Time."

From The New Harmony Register, Jan - Jun 1874

The Uniontown Appeal
  • Uniontown, Ky., June 11, 1868
  • Vol. 8, no. 7
  • Article about the Goldens - p. 3

Book List

About, Edmond. La Mere de la Marquise. New York:William R. Jenkins, 1892. Arnold, Edwin. Light of Asia. New York: American Book Exchange, 1880. Baker, George M. The Reading Club and Handy Speaker... , Reading and Recitations No. 9. Boston:Lee and Shepard Publishers , 1881. Barker, Fred G. Forty-Minute Plays from Shakespeare. New York:Macmillan Company, 1926. Gift of University of Evansville, Barnum, P.T. Struggles and Triumphs: or, Forty Years' Recollections. Buffalo: Warren, Joshnson & Company, 1872 Beadle's Dime Song Book.[no title page]Gift of University of Evansville, 1992 Book of Common Prayer..., According to the Use of Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America. New York: Henry Frowde, 1882 Bunyan, John. Pilgrim's Progress. Philadelphia: Henry Altemus, 1890 Burnett, Frances Hodgson . Little Lord Launtleroy. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1889. Carleton, Will. City Ballads. New York:Harper & Brothers, 1886. Carlyle, Thomas. Heroes, Hero - Worship and the Heroic in History. New York:John P. Alden, Publisher, 1888. Carpenter, F.B. Six Months at the White House with Abraham Lincoln. New York: Hurd & Houghton, 1866 The Christmas Box: A Christmas and New Year's Present for the Young. New York:Leavitt & Allen, n.d. Cooper, James Fenimore. The Pioneers. New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1873 Cooper, James Fenimore. The Wing - and - Wing New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1873 Corelli, Marie. A Romance in Two Worlds. New York: Optimus Printing Company, 1894. Corneille, P. Le Cid. Edited with Grammatical, Philological, and Explanatory Notes by Jules Bue. London:Librairie Hachette et Compagnie, 1886 Cutter, Calvin. Treatise of Anatomy, Physiology and Hygiene. New York:Clark, Austin & Smith, 1856 Augustin Daly. Memories of Daly's Theatres. Privately printed, c. 1896, 1897 De Beauvoisin, Mariot. Frenc Verbs at a Glance . 71st edition. New York: William R. Jenkins, Editeur et Libraire Francais, n.d. Dickens, Charles. Great Expectations. London: Chapman and Hall, 1867. Dolman, John Jr. The Art of Play Production. New York:Harper & Brothers, 1928.Gift of University of Evansville, 1992 Dunsany, Lord. Five Plays. Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1916.Gift of University of Evansville, 1992 Eliot, George. Middlemarch. New York:Harper & Brothers , publishers, 1873. Emerson, Ralph Waldo. Essays. New York: Harper & Brothers,publishers, 1873 Farina, Salvatore. L'Intermezzo e La Pagina Nera. Torino:Tip. [publisher] Roux e Favale, 1881 Farman, Ella, ed. Babyland. Boston:D. Lothrop & Comapny, publishers, 1879. Feuillet, Octave. La Fee. New York:William R. Jenkins, Editeur et Libraire Francais, 1890. 500 Times, Opera in English by the Castle Square Opera Company. At the American Theatre, New York City. Monday, October 16, 1899 Galland, M., tr. Arabian Nights Entertainments Consisting of One Thousand and One Stories. Vol. 3. n.p.: Montrose, 1798 Gentleman of Oxford. Devil Upon Crutches in England... London:W. Griffin, 1759 Gilbert, John.and J.D. Watsonet al. The Child's Picture Scrapbook. London:George Routledge and Sons, 1879 Glenn, Mabelle,Helen S. Leavitt, et al. The World of Music Songs of Many Lands. Boston: Ginn and Company, 1936 Golden, W. Echard. History of the English Drama. New York: Welch, Fracker Comapny, 1890 Goldsmith, Oliver The Deserted Village and the Traveler. New York: John B. Alden, 1889. Gift of University of Evansville, 1992. Goodrich, S.G. Goodrich's Fifth School Reader. Louisville, Kentucky: Morton and Griswold, 1847 Hagen, J.C. Ballads of Revolution. New York: George Munro & Company, Publishers, 1866. Halevy, Ludovic. L'Abbe Constantin. New York: William R. Jenkins, 1886 Halevy, Ludovic. Un Mariage d'Amour. New York: William R. Jenkins,n.d. Harte, Bret. Two Men of Sandy Bar. Boston:James R. Osgood and Company, 1876.Gift of University of Evansville, 1992. Holmes, Oliver Wendell. The Last Leaf. Cambridge: Houghton-Mifflin & Company, 1894. Hutton, Laurence. Curiosities of the American Stage. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1891 Laird, Andrew B. Pocahontas. New York: George Dearborn, 1837. Gift of University of Evansville,1992. Lake, J.W. The Works of Lord Byron, Including the Suppressed Poems. Philadelphia: Lippincott, Grambo & Company, 1854 LeCompte, Pearle. The Extra Curricular Library Dramatics. New York: A.S. Barnes & Company, 1931. Gift of University of Evansville, 1992 Lee, Sidney. A Life of William Shakespeare. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1916. Gift of University of Evansville,1992. Legouve, Ernest and Eugene Labiche. La Cigale Chex Les Fourmis. New York:Berlitz & Company,n.d. Lockwood, George Browning. The New Harmony Communities. Marion, Indiana: The Chronicle Company, 1902. Gift of University of Evansville, 1992. McGuffey, William H. McGuffey's Eclectic Spelling - Book. Cincinnati: Van Antwerp, Bragg & Company, 1879 McGuffey, William H. McGuffey's New High School Reader for Advanced Classes. Cincinnati: Sargent, Wilson & Hinkle, 1857 McGuffey, William H. McGuffey's New Second Eclectic Reader: For Young Learners. Cincinnati: Sargent, Wilson & Hinkle, 1865 McGuffey, William H. McGuffey's Third Eclectic Reader. Cincinnati: Van Antwerp, Bragg & Company, 1879 Macpherson, James. Poems of Ossian. New York: Edward Kearny, n.d. (gift 1840) Masson, Thomas L.ed. Best Short Stories. [New York]: Doubleday, Page & Company , 1918 Merry, Robert, ed. Rhymes and Puzzles. New York: James O'Kane,publisher,1866. Milton, John. L'Allegro. London: John Cundall, 1849. Moliere. Dramatic Works. Vol. 2.Charles Heron Wall, tr. London: George Bell & Sons, 1887. Gift of University of Evansville,1992 Moliere. Dramatic Works. Vol. 3.Charles Heron Wall, tr. London: George Bell & Sons, 1886. Gift of University of Evansville,1992 Moore, Thomas. Lalla Rookh. New York: American News Company,n.d. (gift 1883) Mother Goose... Set to music by J.W. Elliott.New York: McLoughlin Brothers, publishers, n.d (gift 1874) Newton, A. Edward. Doctor Johnson. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Press, 1923. Gift of University of Evansville,1992. Owen, Robert Dale. The Debatable Land Between This World and the Next. New York:G.W. Carleton & Co., publishers,1872. Pailleron, Edouard. Le Monde ou L'on S'Ennuie. English notes by Alfred Hennequin. New York: >William R. Jenkins, 1891. Paine, Thomas. Theological Works. Boston: J.P. Mendum , Investigator Office,1860 Plays of William Shakespeare. [no title page] Reade, Charles. Put Yourself in His Place. New York: Harper & Brothers,Publishers, 1870. Rice, Grantland. Songs of the Stalwart. New York: D. Appleton & Company, 1917 Robinson, F.W. Poor Humanity. New York: Harper & Brothers,Publishers, 1875. Rostand, Edmond. Cyrano de Bergerac. New York: George Munro's Sons, 1898. Gift of University of Evansville, 1992. Routledge's Nursery Picture Book. London: George Routledge and Sons, 1880 S.S. Memoirs of a Peg-Top. London: Baldwin, Cradock & Joy, 1835. Gift of University of Evansville,1992. Sand, George. La Lare au Diable. New York: >William R. JenkinsEditeur et Libraire Francais, 1892.2 copies. Sayler, Oliver M., ed. Moscow Art Theatre Series of Russian Plays. New York:Brentanos Publishers, 1922.Gift of University of Evansville, 1992. Scribe, Eugeneand G. Meyerbeer. Le Prophete. Paris: Calmann LevyEditeur a la Librairie Nouvelle, 1893. Shakespeare, William. Complete Works. New York: George F. Cooledge & Brother, 1855. Shakespeare, William. Complete Works. Boston: Crosby and Nichols, 1862 Shakespeare, William. Hamlet. 2 vols. The Variorum Edition, Horace Howard Furness, ed. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott Company, 1905. Gift of University of Evansville,1992. Shakespeare, William. Merchant of Venice. Variorum Edition, Horace Howard Furness, ed. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott Company, 1888. Gift of University of Evansville,1992. Shakespeare, William. The Tragedy of King Lear. Philadelphia:David McKay,n.d. (gift 1899). Gift of University of Evansville,1992. Sidney, Phillip. An Apologie for Poetrie 1595. Edward Arber,ed. BirminghamL n.p., 1868. Songs from Shakespeare. London:Cassell& Company, Limited, 1886. Steele, Silas S. Book of Plays: for Home Amusement. Philadelphia: George G. Evans, publisher, 1859. Storm, Theodor. Immensee. With English notes. New York: Henry Holt and Company,n.d. Storm, Theodor. Immensee. With notes and vocabulary by Arthur W. Burnett/ New York: Henry Holt and Company, 1892. Strachey, Lytton. Books and Characters French and English. New York: Harcourt Brace & Company, 1992. Gift of University of Evansville,1992. Sullivan, Frances P., ed. Standard Recitations by Best Authors... New York: M.J. Ivers and Company, 1883. Sullivan, Frances P., ed. Standard Autograph Album Verses. New York: M.J. Ivers and Company, 1883. Tayerschmidt, Edward. Prince Albert's Ancestry... London: Black and Armstrong, 1840. Gift of University of Evansville,1992 Tennyson, Alfred. Enoch Arden. Boston: Ticknor & Friends, 1865. Gift of University of Evansville,1992. Tennyson, Alfred. Poetical Works. Vol 2. Boston: Ticknor & Friends, 1861. Gift of University of Evansville,1992. Thompson, Daneil V., ed. Shakespeare's Macbeth. New York: Henry Holt and Company, 1917. Gift of University of Evansville,1992. The Three Bears. [no title page] Valentine, Mrs. Shakesperian Tales in Verse. New York:A.C. Armstrong & Son, n.d. (gift 1882). Wagner, Richard. Music Dramas of Richard Wagner. New York: Dodd Mead & Company, 1898. Gift of University of Evansville, 1992. Weir, Harrison, ill. The Children's Picture Fable-Book. New York:Harper & Brothers,publishers, 1861. Wilson, Professor. The Works of Robert Burns with Notes and Illustrations. Vol. 1. Glasgow: Blackie & Son, 1853 Winter, William. Shadows of the Stage. New York: Macmillan & Company, 1892. Gift of University of Evansville, 1992. Winter, William. Shadows of the Stage. Seond series. New York: Macmillan & Company, 1893. Gift of University of Evansville, 1992. Winter, William. Shakespeare on the Stage. New York: Moffat, Yard and Company, 1911. Gift of University of Evansville, 1992. Winter, William. Shakespeare's England. New York: Macmillan & Company, 1893. Gift of University of Evansville, 1992. Wood, J.G., J.H. Pepper et al. The Boys Own Treasury of Sports and Pastimes. London: George Routledge and Sons, 1868. Wright, William Aldis, ed. Shakespeare Select Plays Twelfth Night. Oxford:Henry Frowde,Clarendon Press , 1925. Gift of University of Evansville,1992

Magazine List

Dramatic Magazine. February 1900. Chicago: Dramatic Magazine Press, 1900. Gift of University of Evansville,1992. Everybody's Magazine. August 1907. New York City: Ridgway Company, 1907. Gift of University of Evansville,1992. Godey's Magazine. v. 82, (February 1896). New York: The Godey Company, 1896. Hearst's Magazine v. 23, (April 1913 ). New York: Hearst's Magazine, 1913. The Illustrated American v. 14, (August 19, 1893) (2). New York: Illustrated American Publishing Company, 1893. Jerrold, Douglas. Douglas Jerrold's Schilling Magazine. n.p.: n.d. Incomplete. Gift of University of Evansville,1992. Leslie, Frank. Illustrated Almanac 1870. New York: Frank Leslie's Publishing House, 1870. Nickell Magazine v.7. (January 1897 ). Boston: The Nickell Company , 1897. The Peterson v. 58, New Series v. 8, ( March 1898.) New York: The Peterson Company, 1898. Richardson, Leander. New York Dramatic News v. 37 9July 22, 1893). New York: New York Dramatic News Publishing Company, 1893 Stage v .15, (June 1938). New York: Stage Publishing Company, 1938. Tit-Bits... v. 15 (March 9,1889, March 23, 1889,March 30, 1889. v. 16, (April 20, [2] 1887). London: George Newnes, 1889 The Weekly Season: An Independent Critical Journal v.1, no. 1 (October 8, 1870 - v.1, no, 13 ( December 31, 1870 ). v. 22, no. 5 New Series, (February 4, 1871) - v. 22, no. 11 New Series , (March 18, 1871). New York:n.p., Concerned with literature, art, drama, and "other questions of the hour."
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