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Ormond Hook Butler

Career

Butler's Grand Opera House:

Allen's Grand Opera House, 1425 Staughton NW?, managed by Edward H. Allen. –

Ormond H. Butler

900 E Capitol (residence in 1899)

Before 1881: Manager of the Baltimore Peabodys, the Wilmington Quicksteps, the Washington Nationals (UA)^[1]
1883: Manager of the Pittsburgh Alleghenys in the American Association
1884: Manager of the Patterson's New York Opera Company (re: Frank Patterson)
1886: Baseball umpire
1886: Manager of the Henry C. Miner's Zitka Company
1887–1888: Butler was the business manager for Edwin Booth

Before, Ormond Hook Butler (1854–1915), who, from 1894 to 1895, managed the Bijou Theatre, at Ninth Street and Louisiana Avenue (erected as a carriage house in 1850, razed in 1931)

Butler managed the Grand Opera Theater for two weeks.

The Grand Opera Theater was sold at auction to Burke and Chase

References

Annotations

Notes

^ Evening Star, April 21, 1904.

References

News media

Evening Star (April 21, 1904). "'Ex-Senator' Ormond – At One Time Was Play, Manager, Owner and Umpire Butler". Vol. Whole no. 15, 961. Washington, D.C. p. 9 (columns 2 & 3). Retrieved February 10, 2021 – via Newspapers.com..

Books, journals, magazines, and papers

Government and genealogical archives

General references

[FOOTNOTE''Evening_Star,''_April_21,1904-1] Evening Star, April 21, 1904.

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