Six Years of Drama at the Castle Square Theatre: With Portraits of the Members of the Company and Complete Programs of All Plays Produced, May 3, 1897-May 3, 1903Charles Elwell French |
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B. F. DUFFY CAKE WALK CAPTAIN CAST OF CHARACTERS Castle Square Theatre CHAPMAN CHARACTERISTIQUE CHARLES MACKAY CHAS comedy in three CORLISS GILES CRAIG CHARLES daughter drama in four Drawing room East Lynne EDMUND BREESE EDWARD WADE EDWARD WADE WILLIAM EVA TAYLOR FANTAISIE five acts four acts FRANK MINZEY GALLOUPE GEARY GEORGE Girl GRAND SELECTION Hall HASSON HENRY Herbert HORACE LEWIS IZETTA JEWEL J. L. SEELEY JAMES JOHN CRAIG KEANE LADY LEONORA BRADLEY LEONORA GNITO LIEUT LINDSAY MORISON LINDSAY MORISON JOHN LIZZIE MORGAN Lord LOUIS THIEL maid MARIAN MARY SANDERS MAUDE ODELL Max Heindl MAYE LOUISE AIGEN Miss MUSIC MARCH MUSIC OVERTURE MUSIC week PHILIP DREW POPULAR MEDLEY PROGRAM OF MUSIC ROSE MORISON Scene SCENERY ACT servant STANLEY KENT Suppe SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY T. W. TOWNSEND Tableau Theatre Stock Company three acts TONY CUMMINGS TWO-STEP WADE WILLIAM WALTZ WARREN COOK WEEK OF JULY wife WILLIAM COURTLEIGH WILLIAM PAUL
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