Document ID ET-D241
| Archive Location | ET PROGS ET-D235-418, 1901-2 (BL) |
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| Document description | programme |
| Date | Monday 15 April 1901 [13] |
| Document form | D - Programme |
| Document attributes | Annotated |
| Production Date(s) | 15 April 1901 |
| Venue | Royal Lyceum Theatre |
| Time of performance | 8pm |
| Producer | [Henry Irving] |
| Stage Manager | H. J. Loveday |
| Scene Designer | J. Harker, Hawes Craven, W. Hann |
| Costume Maker | L. & H. Nathan, Mrs Nettleship |
| Music Director | J. H. Pitt |
| General notes | First night. Henry Irving as Coriolanus, Laurence Irving as Velutus, Ellen Terry as Volumnia. Production designed by Sir L. Alma Tadema. Music composed by A. C. Mackenzie. |
| Language | English |
Works Cited
| Title | Coriolanus |
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| Original author | William Shakespeare |
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This Programme is Free. Royal Lyceum Theatre. Managing Director – Mr. J. Comyns Carr. Coriolanus Henry Irving Miss Ellen Terry.
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Monday, April 15th, At 8 o'clock. Coriolanus Romans Caius Marcius Coriolanus – Henry Irving, Generals against the Volscians Titus Lartius – Mr. Lugg, Cominius – Mr. Tyars, Menenius Agrippa (friend to Coriolanus) – Mr. J.H. Barnes, Tribunes to the People Sicinius Velutus – Mr. James Hearn, Junius Brutus – Mr. Laurence Irving, Young Marcius (Son to Coriolanus) - Miss Queenie Tarvin, A Senator – Mr. Tabb, A Herald – Mr. Nash, An Edile – Mr. Mark Paton, A Soldier – Mr. Fisher, 1st Citizen – Mr. C. Dodsworth, 2nd Citizen – Mr. Clifford Bown, 3rd Citizen – Mr. Kenney, 4th Citizen – Mr. Reynolds, Volumnia (Mother to Coriolanus) – Miss Ellen Terry, Virgilia (Wife to Coriolanus) – Miss Mabel Hackney, Valeria (Friend to Virgilia) – Miss Maud Milton, Gentlewoman (attending on Virgilia) – Miss Edith Thompson. Volscians. Tullus Aufidius (General of the Volscians) – Mr. W. E. Ashcroft, Lieut. To Aufidius – Mr. Marsden, Volscian Lord – Mr. Buller, Sentinel – Mr. L. Belmore, 1st Servingman – Mr. J. Archer, 2nd Servingman – Mr. Ablett, A Citizen of Antium – Mr. Lambert. Romans and Volscian Senators, Patricians, Ediles, Lictors, Soldiers, Citizens, Messengers, Servants to Aufidius, and other Attendants. Period B.C 494 – 490. The entire production is from designs by Sir L. Alma Tadema, R.A. The entire Music composed by A. C. Mackenzie. Synopsis of Scenery. ACT 1 Scene 1 Rome. The Forum – J. Harker. Scene 2. A Room in Marcius's House – J. Harker. Scene 3. Near Camp of Cominius – Hawes Craven. Scene 4. Rome. A Street – Hawes Craven. Scene 5. A Street. The Forum – J. Harker. Scene 6. A Street – Hawes Craven. Scene 7. The Capitol – W. Hann. ACT II Scene 1. Rome. The Forum – J. Harker. Scene 2, A Street – J. Harker. Scene 3. Room in Coriolanus's House – J. Harker. Scene 4. The Forum – J. Harker. ACT III. Scene 1. Antium. Before Aufidius's House – Hawes Craven. Scene 2. A Hall in Aufidius's House – Hawes Craven. Scene 3. Rome. The Forum – J. Harker. Scene 4. A Camp near Rome – Hawes Craven. Scene 5. Rome. The Forum – J. Harker. Scene 6. Antium. A Public Place – Hawes Craven. Programme of Music. Prelude. Entr'acte (Voces Popull) Entr'acte (Alla Marcia). The Costumes and Properties produced under the special care of Mr. Karl. Costumes executed by Messers. L. & H. Nathan, and Mrs. Nettleship. Properties by Mr. Labart and Mr. Jones. Machinist, Mr. H. G. Darer. Perruquier, Mr. Fox. For Henry Irving Stage Manager – Mr. H. J. Loveday. Musical Director – Mr. J. J. Pitt. Treasurer – Mr. C. E. Howson. Acting Manager – Mr. Bram Stoker. Opera Glasses can be had on hire from the Cloak Room Attendants, One Shilling Each. Brinsmead & Sons' Pianos used in this Theatre. Lost Property – The Management will be obliged if anyone finding lost property will leave it with the Acting Manager, to whom all enquiries or complaints should be addressed. Box Office (Mr. C. W. Mackay) open from 10 to 5. Seats can also be booked by letter, telegram (registered Telegraphic Address "Lyceum, London") or by Telephone, No. 2642 Gerrard. Private Boxes £4 45, and £2 25. ‘ Stalls, 10s 6d: Dress Circle, 72; Upper Circle 45; Amphitheatre (numbered and reserved), 2s 6d. Pit, 2s 6d; Gallery 1s. Acting Manager – Mr. H. Scarisbrick.
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Opera Glasses on Hire, 2s. Now ready. Prices 10s, 6d. net. Art for Love. A souvenir of the Charing Cross Hospital Bazaar held at the Royal Albert Hall. June 21 & 22, 1899. Compiled and edited by H. Beerbohm Tree. The Times says: - A handsome volume, full of interesting contributions… beginning with some verses by the poet Laureate on the wreck of the Stella. It also contains poems by Mr. Swinburne, Mr. Henley, Sir Lewis Morris, Mr. John Davidson, Mr. Stephen Phillips, Mr. William Watson, Mr. Watts-Dunton and Miss Violet Hunt. Naturally Mr. Tree has drawn contributions from our leading playwrights; and he is able to number among his collaborators many other distinguished men and women of letters as well, including Mrs. Humphry Ward, Mr. Andrew Lang, Mr, Anthony Hope, Mr. Sidney lee (on a congenial Shakespearean subject), Mr. Birrell, Mr. Burnand, and Sir Walter Besany. Among the poems and stories and essays and fragments which these writers and many more have sent to Mr. Tree are scattered drawings and reproductions of pictures by a long list of noted painters and draughtsmen beginning with the President of the Royal Academy. Nor do the attractions of the volume and here, for there are among its pages no less than nine original compositions by nine and leading musical composers. Furthermore, its contribution is accompanied by the contributor's photograph, and in many cases with a specimen of handwriting too. In short, the souvenir appeals like to ear, the mind, and the eye ; and it's purchasers will have the added satisfaction of knowing that the price and it goes to swell the funds of the hospital. Every copy sold will benefit the funds of the Charing Cross Hospital. The Nassau Press, 20, Bedford Street, Strand, W.C. H. Virtue & Co., Limited, 26, Ivy Lane, E.C. A Lyceum Historiette by John Hollingshead. Printed and published by the Nassau press 20, Bedford Street, Stand, W.C. Established 1851 Birkbeck Bank Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane, London, 2 ½% deposit accounts. Repayable on demand. The Birkbeck Almanack with full particulars, post free. Francis Ravenscroft, Manager. All communications respecting advertisement space on this program must be made to C. Pool & Co. Bouverie St., Fleet St., E.C. Telephone - [?] Holborn. Hinde's Hair Curlers. Bryant & May's special patient safety matches. are used throughout this Theatre. Topping & Spindler Flushing Holland. City and Suburban, Chester Cup, Kempton park Great Jubilee, Derby Etc. Double and Treble events. S. P. Accumulators, &c. "The Continental Sportsman" containing the latest market movements on above, also sporting diary and ready [?], free on receipt of address. Telegraphic instructions can be sent to London for S. P. All letters to be addressed – Topping & Spindler, Flushing Holland. Postage, [?]. Post Cards, 1d. All communications respecting advertisement space on this Programme must be made to C. Pool & Co., 25, Bouverie St., Fleet St., S.C. Telephone – 847 Holborn.
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