Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Gustav Amberg” in chapter 1, page 588 of Cambridge History of American Literature: volume 3:
... upon their curiosity and eagerness for the new and sensational.
Both theatres were obliged to close their doors in spite of many striking successes.
The next leader among theatrical managers was Gustav Amberg , who took over the Thalia, and subsequently in 1888 founded what was long the home of the German drama in New York, the Irving Place Theatre.
Amberg started with a stock company of very indifferent...
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