McCullough, John, 1832-1885
John McCullough American actor
VIAF ID: 24540331 (Personal)
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Works
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| Coriolanus |
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| Crowded houses! Brilliant reception given to the great Shaksperean Comedian Mr. Hackett |
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| Dead shot |
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| Fall of Tarquin |
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| Gladiator |
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| Hamlet |
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| Howard Payne's Tragedy of Brutus to-night |
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| Jack Cade |
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| John McCullough and Miss Annie Graham will appear in domestic Drama, Comedy & Farce! |
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| Katherine and Petruchio |
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| Lady of Lyons |
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| Last of the Wampanoags |
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| Love and pride |
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| Maiden |
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| Metamora |
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| Othello, the jealous Moor |
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| Rebel |
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| Richelieu |
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| Romeo and Juliet |
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| Second week! of the highly successful engagement of Mr. John McCullough |
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| Shylock |
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| Theater playbill for John McCullough and Annie Graham in "The Maiden, or, The Rebel," "Michael Erle" and "The Dead Shot" at Ford's Atheneum, April 19, 1862 |
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| Theater playbill for Mr. Hackett in "The Merry Wives of Windsor" at Ford's Atheneum, May 15, 1862 |
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| Theater playbill for Mr. John McCullough in "The Gladiator," "Damon and Pythias," and "Jack Cade, or, The Bondman of Kent" at the National Theater, Washington, D.C., [December 8-9, 1880]. |
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| Theater program for Fanny Davenport in "Cymbeline," Detroit Opera House, September 8, 1879. |
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| Wednesday ev'ng, May 7th, 1862, twenty-second appearance, and positively last night but two of Edwin Forrest the greatest living tragedian |
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