Belasco, David, 1853-1931; Theater -- United States
1876.
January.
7. The Palace Theatre was reopened, as the
Palace Opera House, under management of
Colonel J. H. Wood, presenting Frank Jones
in “The Black Hand; or, The Lost Will,”
in which Belasco played _Bob_, _a Policeman_.
That engagement lasted for about three
weeks, at the end of which time, apparently,
he went back to Maguire’s New Theatre.
March.
6. Opening of Baldwin’s Academy of Music,
San Francisco. Thomas Maguire, proprietor.
James A. Herne, stage manager. David
Belasco, assistant stage manager and
prompter. Bill: Barry Sullivan, in “King
Richard III.,”--Belasco played _Ratcliff_.
11. Sullivan revived “The Wonder,” at Baldwin’s,
and Belasco played in it as _Vasquez_.
13. Sullivan acted in “Hamlet,” at Baldwin’s:
Belasco played _Bernardo_ and the _Second Actor_.
16. Sullivan presented “Richelieu,” at Baldwin’s,
and Belasco appeared as one of the
_Secretaries_.
20. Played the _First Officer_, in “Macbeth,”
with Sullivan, at Baldwin’s.
23. Played the _Waiter_, in “The Gamester,”
with Sullivan as _Beverley_.
27. Played the _Duke of Burgundy_, in “King
Lear,” with Sullivan, at Baldwin’s.
29. Played a _Messenger_, in “Othello,” with
Sullivan, at Baldwin’s.
31. Played _Salarino_, in “The Merchant of
Venice,” with Sullivan, at Baldwin’s.
April.
5. Played the _Lieutenant_, in “Don Cæsar de
Bazan,” with Sullivan, at Baldwin’s.
7. Played _Furnace_, in “A New Way to Pay
Old Debts.”
10. Played _Marco_, in “The Wife.”
16. End of Barry Sullivan’s engagement at
Baldwin’s Academy of Music, “King Richard
III.” Belasco played _Ratcliff_.
18. Mrs. James A. Oates began an engagement
in Opera at Baldwin’s, and Belasco, with
other members of the dramatic stock company,
returned to Maguire’s New Theatre
(whence they had come to Baldwin’s), where
they supported Baker and Farron, in “Heinrich
and Hettie.”
May-June--part of July.
Belasco went “barnstorming.”
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