Box MS F BOX 4720

Playbill advertising attractions at Cremorne Gardens, Saturday 22 November 1856. Programme includes Mme Dalecasse, Mons. Lalanne, opera "Maritana" and fireworks display.

Playbill for Command Night performance at Royal Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, Friday 11 January 1867. Programme includes "Milky White" and "Four Champions". Notice re Mme Celeste to appear; Coppin appeared as Milky White.

Playbill for performances at Theatre Royal, Melbourne, 1 July 1871. Also advertises waxworks exhibition by Kreitmayer.

Playbill for the Intercolonial Music Festival to be held at the Town Hall, Melbourne. Programme to consist of "seven grand concerts" on 26, 27, 28 (afternoon and evening) 30 and 31 December 1872, and Wednesday 1 January 1873. (Date given in error on bill as Wednesday 31 December). Artists to appear included Mme Carandini, Rosina Carandini, Amy Sherwin, Armes Beaumont, and Signor Cecchi.

Playbill for the final 12 performances for the retirement of Mr George Coppin, at Theatre Royal, Melbourne, 26 to 30 November, and 1 to 9 December 1881. This is a four page folder containing programmes for farewell performances and a two page biographical resume of Coppin's career.

Playbill for complimentary benefit to George Coppin at Theatre Royal, Melbourne, Friday 9 December 1881. Noted as "most positively the last appearance he will ever make as an actor upon the Melbourne stage".

Playbill for Coppin's performance at the Academy of Music, Ballarat, Saturday 15 July 1882. Programme features the first appearance upon any stage of Master George Coppin (Coppin's elder son, George Selth Coppin III).

This playbill outlines the program for the last performance George Coppin was to make on stage in Geelong on Saturday 22 July 1882. As well as the two plays, the event included a farewell address by George Coppin. Other players included Mr Appleton, Mr Deorwyn, Mr Lance Lenton, Mr Medcalfe and Miss Constance Deorwyn.

Handbill for performance by the Coppin Juvenile Dramatic Company and others at the Kew Recreation Hall, Kew (Melbourne), in aid of the Church of England Boys' Home, Thursday 22 September 1927.