File:By the sad sea waves, performing arts poster, 1898.jpg

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Description Promotional poster for the theater play By the Sad Sea Waves. Text reads: Mathews & Bulger presenting the rag time opera, By the Sad Sea Waves. Direction of Dunne & Ryley. "A message from the Mikado".
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