Henry Irving as Coriolanus; Ellen Terry as Volumnia; Laurence Irving as Brutus. Production designed by Sir L. Alma Tadema. Music composed by A. C. Mackenzie.
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Ison's Eye and Ear Dispensay, Ltd. Great George Street, Leeds. Established 1871. Mr. Ison visits Bradford, Halifax, Hull, Doncaster, Sheffield, Harrogate, York, Scarbro'. See local papers. At Leeds every Tuesday and alternate Saturdays. Hours 10 to 7. Artificial Eyes from 20/. Spectacles 2/6 to 10/6. See Notices in Leeds papers daily. The High-Class French house for Chic Gowns, 28, Commercial St., Leeds. Madame Ernest Ltd. The only Provincial House who can give Absolute high-Class and Chic Gowns Agencies at Paris and London. Prices Moderate. Telephone 2264. Monday, Sept. 16th, at 7-30. Shakespeare's Coriolanus in Three Acts. Romans 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 Daviss, 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, Virgilia (Wife of Coriolanus) – Miss Mabel Hackney, Valerin (Friend to Virgilia) – Miss Maud Milton, Gentlewoman (attending to Virgilia) – Miss Edith Thompson and Volumnia (Mother of Coriolanus) – Miss Ellen Terry. 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. Clements, 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. 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. Luncheon Dinners, Teas, Suppers. Forth's Empire Luncheon Bar Birggate. Suppers from 6 to 11. Drink Vaux's Stout in pint & half-pint bottles. To be had at all Bars and Licensed Grocers. 16, New Briggate, Leeds. ? For Engagement and Wedding Rings go to Greenwood (Opposite Hop Bros.) 92, Briggate, Handsome Present with each Wedding Ring.
Ask for Roderick DHU Whisky at the Bars. As supplied to Her Majesty Cerebos Table Salt. Strengthens the Food. Makes children thrive. Act 2 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 3 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. The entire Production is from designs by Sir L. Alma Tadema, R.A. The entire Music composed by A. C. Mackenzie. The Costumes and Properties produced under the special care of Mr. Karl. Costumes executed by Messrs. K. & H. Nathan and Mrs. Nettleship. Properties by Mr. Labart and Mr. Jones. Machinist. Mr. H. G. Daber. Perruquier, Mr. Fox. Programme of Music. Prelude. Extr'acte (Voces [?]) Entr'acte (Alla Marcia). The Argument. Act 1. The play of "Coriolanus" opens in Rome, about 500 B.C. and at the crisis of a popular uprising against the Senate on account of the [?] of corn. We see the astute old Menenius, himself a Senator, by his application of the famous apologue of the Belly and the Members, somewhat assuage the violent resolutions of the mob, when Coriolanus sweeps in and at once begins taunting and upbraiding "the herd" as he afterwards calls them : though one is made to perceive at the same time that his hostility to the people as reasoned and practical, as well as a merely temperamental basis. A soldier rushes in with tidings that the neighbouring Volscian State has attacked the Roman ; discord is for the time being thrust into the background, and Coriolanus, as second in command to Cominius, sets out for the wars… We are shown something of the conflict, brought to a successful issue by the desperate valour of Coriolanus ; of his triumphant entry into Rome, where he is greeted by his stern mother and gentle wife… We are given a foretaste of the deep-laid schemes of the people's representatives, the Tribunes, for ruining Coriolanus through his impetuous pride ; and, finally, and with his nomination to the Consulship in full session of the Roman Senate, the first part of the play ends. Coriolanus has reached the zenith of his power, and in the rest of this play we watch his gradual destruction through the exercise off the very same qualities that had raised him to such glory. Telephone No. 354 Fred Verity & Son. Telegraphic Address "Verity" Call Lane, Leeds. Late Verity Bros. manufacturing and Wholesale Ironmongers 54, 56 & 58, Call Lane, Leeds. Cyclists please note to residents, tourists and visitors. Your cycle cleaned and stored at the Leeds City Cycle Storage and Cleaning Depot, 41a, Merrion St., New Briggate. Miss Florence Bryce (Late 6, Bond Street) Court Milliner. Greek Street Chambers (Over Lloyd's Bank) Entrance Greek Street, Park Row. Latest French Models copied. From 21/- 25/- 30/- and upwards. Passenger lift to show rooms Telephone 91. Electric Light Fittings, Hugh, F, Wilson 22, New Briggate. Telephone 1111. Harrison for Furniture 132, Woodhouse Lane cars pass the door. Fairburn's City restaurant 157, Briggate.
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