99 Brougham, John. Play-bills, Theatre Royal, Dublin, etc.,

1862. (7)
loo Brown, T. Allston. The Theatre in America. Its Rise
and Progress during a period of 156 years. A series of
Articles published in the N. Y. Clipper, 1888-1894.
Mounted in 4° scrap book.
" It was intended to publish this matter in book form, 2 vols., but
the project was apparently abandoned, and it is not obtainable in any
other form than this."—/. H. B., Oct. iSgs-

loi Brunton, Anne, (afterwards Mrs. Merry and Mrs. Wil-
liam Warren). Collection of play-bills of her perform-
ances at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, 1785-90,
with 2 character portraits. (31)

Including her first appearances in various characters.
10 CATALOGUE.
102 Brunton, Miss, (afterwards Mrs. Merry). Play-bills in

various characters, Theatre Royal, Covent Garden,
1785-90. (13)

103 Bryant, Dan. Play-bills Boston and New York Theatres,

1865-69; — photograph in character. (6)

104 Buchanan, McKean. Play-bill Theatre Royal, Sheffield,

Eng., Jan. 22, 1853; — steel portrait in character. (2)

105 BucKSTONE, John B. Play-bills Theatre Royal, Hay-

market, 1842-1866, (3); — photograph, lithograph por-
trait and memoir. (6)

106 Burke, Master Joseph. (The infant phenomenon and

Irish Roscius). Collection of play-bills at various
English and American theatres, 1824-1847. (70)

Includes bill of his first appearance, July 6, 1824, (when 5 years of
age) ; — first appearance at the T. R. Drury Lane ; — bills of his first
appearances in several characters j — some with his brother Master
William Burke, and with other celebrated performers.
107 Burke, Master and Miss Clara Fisher, (the liliputian per-

former). Play-bill Theatre Royal, Liverpool, July 5,
1827; — portraits of each. (3)

108 Butler, Mrs., (late Miss Fanny Kemble), and W. C.
