| Pressmark | Evan.140 |
| Heading or Venue | Egyptian Hall |
| Place | London, Piccadilly |
| Title | Messrs. Maskelyne and Cooke the royal illusionists and antispiritualists. Egyptian Large Hall, Piccadilly, daily at three and eight o'clock. Fourth year in London. … [on the inside] Japanese top spinning and drawing room decoration trick, by Mr. J. N. Maskelyne. Psycho! … Between the first and second parts of the entertainment Mr. Charles Woodman will introduce his wonderful musical novelties. Exposition of spiritualism (so-called) light and dark seance extraordinary. … John King, appears rising from the stage, … Self-levitation and other manifestations. … Zoe! … |
| Size | 25 cm. |
| Date | [1877] |
| Imprint | [London] : E. M. Burgoyne, Art Printer, 93, Upper Thames Street |
| Illustrations | With an illustrated border on the front and inside pages depicting Maskelyne and Cooke in performance. |
| Notes | A folded sheet. - Dated at end of text: W. S. - 232 - 31/3/77 - 3000. - With the text printed in blue ink. - At head of each page: The Graphic Theatrical Programme. - With an advertisement for John Gosnell & Co. on the final page |
| Genre | Theatre programme |
| Subject | Optical illusions; Magicians; Visual perception; Magic tricks |
| Names | Maskelyne, John Nevil, 1839-1917; Cooke, George Alfred, 1825-1905; Woodman, Charles; Psycho (Automaton); Zoe (Automaton); John Gosnell and Co. |