Levey and Buckingham

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Resource Text: Editorial
Title Levey and Buckingham
Abstract/Description Levey has told his story — and in common justice we must tell Buckingham's. The latter is a person with whose superior theatrical talents every one who visits the theatre must be acquainted. Buckingham is an emancipist ; most of the other principal performers are emigrants. These latter received two and three pounds per week, while the former received thirty shillings. It appears that he had made several applications for an increase of salary, according to the merits of his performance, and it was repeatedly refused.
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Source The Currency Lad, Sydney, 25 August 1832
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Date Issued 30 March 1833
Language English
Citation Levey and Buckingham, The Currency Lad, 30 March 1833, 2
Data Set AusStage
Resource Identifier 68623