Special performance for NSPCC by Ellen Terry as Ophelia, with anthology of songs and plays.
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Hamlet, 15 June 1898, Image 1 of 3
ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE.
Sole Lessee and Manager, HENRY IRVING.
MISS ELLEN TERRY'S
SPECIAL PERFORMANCE
IN AID OF THE
National Society for the prevention of Cruelty to Children.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1898, at 3.
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Hamlet, 15 June 1898, Image 2 of 3
PART I.
Overture "Spring's Awakening" Saint George.
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Quartet a. "Die Hallowen" b. Brahms.
THE SAPPHO VOCAL QUARTETTE.
Signora ELVIRA GAMBOGI.
Miss EDITH CLEGG.
Miss AMELLA HOLDING.
Miss ANNIE STONEX.
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Reading "The Dolly Dialogues" Anthony Hope.
Mr. ANTHONY HOPE.
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Violoncollo Soli
a. "Lullaby" Auguste van Biene.
b. "Serenade" Piernet.
|. " Musette" Offenbach.
M. AUGUSTE VAN BIENE.
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SCENE FROM MACKLIN'S FAMOUS COMEDY,
"The Man of the World"
Sir Pertinax Macsycophant - Mr. NORMAN FORBES.
Charles (his son) - Mr. LIONEL BELMORE.
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Song "The boy guessed right" Lionel Monckton
Miss ELLALINE TERRISS.
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Song
Mr. KENNERLEY RUMFORD.
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Act IV.—SCENE 1,
"Hamlet."
Claudius - Mr. COOPER CLIFFE.
Horatio - Mr. TYARS.
Laertes - Mr. FRANK COOPER
Gertrude - Miss GENEVIEVE WARD
Ophelia - Miss ELLEN TERRY.
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PART II.
Recitation
Mrs. KENDAL.
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A ONE-Act PLAY By MILDRED T. DOWLING,
"Dangerfield, '95,"
Jack Dangerfield, Harvard, '95 - Mr. EDWARD MORGAN.
Benson - Mr. JOSEPH MADDERN.
Rose Primrose - Miss ANNIE RUSSELL.
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Imitation
Miss CISSIE LOFTUS.
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Dance and Song, "The Picanninies" (from A Runaway Girl)
Miss KATIE SEYMOUR and Mr. EDMUND PAYNE.
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Humorous Sketch
Mr. DAN LENO.
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Dance
LITTLE ELSA MOXTER.
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Conductors,
Mr. MEREDITH BALL, Mr. CARPENTER, Mr. BYNG, Mr. LIONEL MONCKTON, Mr. GREEBE.
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The Theatre lent for this occasion by Sir HENRY IRVING.
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All the Artists (by permission of their respective Managers) have given their services.
[spine] LOST PROPERTY: all applications regarding Property should be made to the Acting Manager. Any one finding Property lost will kindly leave it with the Acting Manager so that it can be restored to the rightful owner.
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Hamlet, 15 June 1898, Image 3 of 3
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NOVELLO, LONDON
Did you know?
Edith Craig and Pamela Colman Smith designed scenes for a play by W. B. Yeats.