After its owner remarked "Damn the Yankees," one of these places was attacked by an anti- abolition mob during the 1834 Farren Riots.
Young employees of these places formed an Anti-Gerry Society to protest the Gerry Society's efforts to take them into custody. After its owner remarked "Damn the Yankees," one of these places was attacked by an anti- abolition mob during the 1834 Farren Riots. Notable examples of these places included the African Grove and the Boston Museum. Supporters of William Charles Macready clashed with supporters of Edwin Forrest during a riot in one of these places at (*) Astor Place. A man famous for his work in these places once saved Robert Todd Lincoln from being hit by a train. Dr. Samuel Mudd assisted a man who escaped from a building of this type with a broken leg after shouting "sic semper tyrannis!" For 10 points, name this sort of place where Edwin Booth worked and where his brother John Wilkes Booth shot Abraham Lincoln.
Young employees of these places formed an Anti-Gerry Society to protest the Gerry Society's efforts to take them into custody.
theaters [or playhouses; accept opera houses after "Astor Place" since it later became one of those; do not accept or prompt on "movie theaters" or "cinemas"]