Signed by Ellen Terry; Ellen Terry as Beatrice; Edith Craig as Margaret; Matheson Lang as Benedick.
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Monday, September 7th, 1903, at 8, for six nights. And Matinee Wednesday at 2.30. Important Engagement of Miss Ellen Terry and her entire London Company in Shakespeare's comedy Much Ado About Nothing. Designed and Produced under the Direction of Mr. Edward Gordon Craig. Don Pedro (Prince of Aragon) – Mr. Julian L'Estranger, Don John (his Bastard Brother) – Mr. William Luff, Claudio (a Young Lord of Florence) – Mr. Harcourt Williams, Benedick (a Young Lord of Padua) – Mr. Matheson Lang, Leonato (Governor of Messina) – Mr. George Fitzgerald, Antonio (his Brother) – Mr. Arthur Edmunds, Balthazar (attendant on Don Pedro) – Mr. James Darrell, Borachio (follower of Don Jon) – Mr. Hubert Carter, Conrade (follower of Don Jon) – Mr. Francis Darch, Dogherry Two City Officers – Mr. Frederick Powell, Verges Two City Officers – Mr. C. Whittle, Friar Francis – Mr. Reginald Dance, A Sexton – Mr. Stephen Langton, A Boy – Miss Katherine Rivers, Oatcake – Mr. W. P. Leslie, Seacole – Mr. Bert Zardi, Watchman – Mr. John Church, 2nd Watchman – Mr. K. Blackmore, Messenger – Mr. Stephen Langton, Hero – Miss Hutin Britton, Margaret – Miss Edith King, Ursula – Miss Audrey Campbell, Beatrice – Miss Ellen Terry. Act. 1 Scene – Leonato's House. Act 2. Scenes 1, 2 and 3 – Leonato's Garden, Scene 4 – A Street. Act 3. Scene – A church. Act 4. Scene 1 – A Prison, Scene 2 – Leonato's Garden. Sc. 3 Monument of Leonato. Sc. 4 – Leonato's Garden. Special Notice – Before and during the Overture a series of Novel and Interesting Pictures will be shown by the [?] Advertising Co. The Entr'actes will be selected from the following programme of music. Overture "Si j'etais Roi" – A. Adam. Suite in G. –(a) Gavotte. (b) Bouree – Edward Shute. Entr'acte "Forget me not" – Allan Macbeth. Three Dances "Henry VIII" – Edward German. (1. Morris Dance. 2. Shepherd's Dance. 3. Torch Dance). Melodie "Chant Sans Paroles" – Tschatkousky. Entr'acte "Mignos" – Ambroise Thomas. Potpourri "Merrie England" – Edward German. Pas[?] "Hoch Hapsburg" - [?]. Matinee, Wednesday at 2.30. Stage Director [?] - Edward Gordon Craig. Assistant Stage Manager – Mr. Arthur Edmunds. Assistant Stage Manager – Mr. Fred Roustead. For Miss Ellen Terry, Business Manager – Mr. Alfred Courtenay, Musical Director – Mr. Leonard Chalk. Monday, Sept, 14th, for six nights & Matinee Wednesday at 2.30, Mr. A. F. Henderson will present for the first time in London, a Farcical Comedy in three Acts. "The Regimental Kiddy," Adapted from the original French of Paul Berton and De Villiers. The Patrons of the Theatre are allowed the use of the Telephone (376 Kensington) Free of Charge. Goods supplied in this Theatre without an Official Order from the Management will not be recognised. Consulting Engineers Messrs. Lucas & Pyre. Stage Furniture and Draperies supplied by Arthur H. Brown, Furniture Exchange [?], 894, 519, and 521, Fulham Road, S. W. Florists to the Theatre, Mt. G. 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Patterns and illustrated fashion plate on application. Musical Director – Mr. H. Trotere. General Manager – Mr. Frederick Merer. Composer of "In Old Madrid" and "Ashore". All Wines, Spirits and Liquors sold in this Theatre are supplied by John Lovibond and Sons Ltd. Brewers, London and Salisbury. Telegraphic Address: "Lovibond, London". Telephone Nos: Greenwich, 292 (Deptford) Fulham 504 (Kensington). Plowman & Co., Ltd., purveyors of Bass & Co's Pale Ale and Guinness Stout. (tower brand) Jamaica Road, S.E. & Holloway, N. As supplied at this Theatre. Henry Blumfield 121, High Street, Putney S.W. Gentlemen's and Boys' Tailor and Outfitter. Dress Shirts, Ties and Gloves, All Wood Underwear, School and College outfits. Fresh and large stocks. "Empress of Table Waters" Rosbach. Springs near Homburg. The only Natural Mineral Water sold to this Theatre. Helvetia Café Restaurant. 4 and 6, High Street, Putney. (facing Putney Bridge) Luncheons Dinners and Teas at popular prices. 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Did you know?
Ellen Terry published a book on The Russian Ballet (1913).
