Thomas Flynn (actor)

Thomas Flynn (fl. 1834) was an English-born^[1] American actor and comedian who, with his wife, was a popular performer at the Bowery Theatre in the mid-1830s.^[2] After the Farren Riots he briefly took over management of the Bowery.^[1]

References

^ ^a ^b Rosemarie K. Banks (1997). Theatre Culture in America 1825-1860. Cambridge University Press.
^ Whitman, Walt. Prose Works. Philadelphia: David McKay, 1892; Bartleby.com, 2000. www.bartleby.com/229/. Volume V, 'November Boughs'; chapter 14, 'The Old Bowery': 'It must have been about 1834 or ’35. A favorite comedian and actress at the Bowery, Thomas Flynn and his wife, were to have a joint benefit...'

[Banks-1] Rosemarie K. Banks (1997). Theatre Culture in America 1825-1860. Cambridge University Press.

[2] Whitman, Walt. Prose Works. Philadelphia: David McKay, 1892; Bartleby.com, 2000. www.bartleby.com/229/. Volume V, 'November Boughs'; chapter 14, 'The Old Bowery': 'It must have been about 1834 or ’35. A favorite comedian and actress at the Bowery, Thomas Flynn and his wife, were to have a joint benefit...'

[1]

[2]