Unrecorded Silk Theatre Playbill Printed in 1844 at Secunderabad (India) by J Torrick for the 9th, 26th and 38th Madras Infantry "Gentleman Amateurs" for their performances at the Cantonment Theatre Engraving -Theodor de Bry published by

-Theodor de Bry published by Wolfgang Richter in Frankfurt & Johann Theodor de Bry & Kaspar Rötel in Frankfurt

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Unrecorded Silk Theatre Playbill Printed in 1844 at Secunderabad (India) by J Torrick for the 9th, 26th and 38th Madras Infantry "Gentleman Amateurs" for their performances at the Cantonment Theatre Engraving -Theodor de Bry published bySilk Theatre Playbill Printed in 1844 at Secunderabad (India) by J Torrick for the 9th, 26th and 38th Madras Infantry "Gentleman Amateurs" for their performances at the Cantonment Theatre. "Cantonment theatre, Secunderabad." "The Gentleman Amateurs. Under entire new management, This Theatre will open on Monday, the 22nd, and Wednesday, the 24th of January, 1844, with a Comedy in 2 Acts, with new Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations; entitled "The