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H. C. Barnabee - "admiral" (

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Warren's (Firm)

Title

H. C. Barnabee - "admiral"

Description

Title from item or material accompanying item.; Handwritten on item back: Henry Clay Barnabee "Pinafore" Sir Joseph Porter; Warren's Portraits, 465 Washington St., Boston; Date supplied by cataloger.; Henry Clay Barnabee played Sir Joseph Porter in the Boston Ideal Opera Company's production of "H. M. S. Pinafore" in Boston in 1879.

Date

1879

Collection

Boston Public Library

	Native name	Boston Public Library
	Parent institution	Metro Boston Library Network
	Location	Boston , United States
	Coordinates	42° 21′ 36.3″ N, 71° 03′ 31.97″ W
	Established	18 March 1848
	Website	www.bpl.org
	Authority file	: Q894583 VIAF: 133435180 ISNI: 0000000122873150 ULAN: 500305150 LCCN: n79117036 NLA: 36201733 WorldCat

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DPLA identifier: e84681678384e656f9c4cf27ce1a4a03
Boston Public Library identifier: Local other: 22_07_001697

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Boston Ideal Opera Company

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H. C. Barnabee - "admiral" (English)

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Title from item or material accompanying item. (English)

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Handwritten on item back: Henry Clay Barnabee "Pinafore" Sir Joseph Porter (English)

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Warren's Portraits, 465 Washington St., Boston (English)

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Date supplied by cataloger. (English)

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Henry Clay Barnabee played Sir Joseph Porter in the Boston Ideal Opera Company's production of "H. M. S. Pinafore" in Boston in 1879. (English)

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