First produced at St James's Theatre, King Street, St James, London, 29 March 1838.
Performed at the Prince of Wales Opera House, Sydney, February 1868.
Advertisement for the 17 February 1868 Prince of Wales Opera House production of [Henry Grattan's?] Ony, the Omadhaun; or, The Paul a Dheil. This play was followed, at 8.00pm by Charles Selby's The Valet de Sham. The evening was a farewell benefit for J. R. Greville.
Advertisement for performance at the Royal Victoria Theatre, Sydney, on 22 November 1838 of the 'Drama in Three Acts, entitled Valsha' and a 'Farce called Valet de Sham'. and 'the Song of "The Rover", by Mr. Falchon [Arthur Falchon]'.
At the head of the advertisement '[t]he public is most respectfully informed, that in consequence of the prevailing malady now raging in Sydney, the Proprietor deems it necessary to close the Theatre ... until 26th December.'
Advertisement for the 17 February 1868 Prince of Wales Opera House production of [Henry Grattan's?] Ony, the Omadhaun; or, The Paul a Dheil. This play was followed, at 8.00pm by Charles Selby's The Valet de Sham. The evening was a farewell benefit for J. R. Greville.
Advertisement for performance at the Royal Victoria Theatre, Sydney, on 22 November 1838 of the 'Drama in Three Acts, entitled Valsha' and a 'Farce called Valet de Sham'. and 'the Song of "The Rover", by Mr. Falchon [Arthur Falchon]'.
At the head of the advertisement '[t]he public is most respectfully informed, that in consequence of the prevailing malady now raging in Sydney, the Proprietor deems it necessary to close the Theatre ... until 26th December.'