Text set / 敵討乗合語 [Katakiuchi noriai-banashi]

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Title: 敵討乗合語 [Katakiuchi noriai-banashi]
Alternative Title: 敵討乗合噺 [Katakiuchi noriai-banashi]
嬲恋湊 [Namamekashi koi no funatsuki]
嬲恋湊 [Tatehiki koi no minato]
Contributor: 嵐佶太郎 [Arashi, Kichitarō], Producer
Date Created and/or Issued: 天保8年5月 [June, 1837]
Publication Information: 大坂 : 本清（本屋玉置清七） [Osaka : Honsei (Hon'ya Tamaki Seishichi)]
Contributing Institution: UCLA, Richard C. Rudolph East Asian Library
Collection: Kamigata Kabuki Banzuke 上方歌舞伎番付: Woodblock Print Playbills from Western Japan
Rights Information: Public Domain
Material in the public domain. No restrictions on use.
Description: Scope/Content: 天保８年５月の大西芝居における「敵討乗合語」および「嬲恋湊」の絵尽及び役割番付；主な役者：初代中村歌六、３代目大谷友右衛門、２代目尾上多見蔵、初代浅尾与六、２代目嵐璃寛；表表紙に座本嵐佶太郎の家紋あり。
Scope/Content: Playbill for "Katakiuchi noriai-banashi" and "Namamekashi koi no minato" performed at the Ōnishi Theater in Osaka from the fifth of Tenpō 8 (June, 1837); main actors: Karoku Nakamura I, Tomoemon Ōtani III, Tamizō Onoe II, Yoroku Asao I and Rikan Arashi II; on front cover: producer Kichitarō Arashi's crest.
Type: text
Form/Genre: 絵尽 [ezukushi]
役割番付 [yakuwari banzuke]
合羽摺 [kappazuri]
woodcuts
playbills
stencil printing
Extent: 4 leaves (4-chō) on double leaves (pouch binding/fukurotoji) : illustrations ; 200 x 140 mm
Identifier: PN2924.5 K3 K33 no.27
Language: Japanese
Place: 大西芝居 [Ōnishi Shibai] (Theater)
Relation: 敵討乗合語 [Katakiuchi noriai-banashi]
嬲恋湊 [Namamekashi koi no minato]

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