Category:Theatre Comique (Jersey City, New Jersey)
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The Theatre Comique on Newark Avenue in Jersey City, New Jersey existed from about 1870 to about 1883. It was nicknamed the Bumbaloo. Prior to 1879 it was a legitimate theater, named Butler's Theater Comique, owned by Robert W. Butler. Control was wrested from the original owners by Charles Frederick Lindauer (1836-1921) and his brother, John Jacob Lindauer (1840-1888). They served alcohol without a license and the customers were entertained by leg shows. It was referred to in the newspapers as the "indecent Theatre Comique".
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Theatre Comique in the Jersey Journal on June 29, 1882.png 576 × 319; 88 KB
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