Much Ado About Nothing, 26 February-10 March 1894, Image 1 of 3
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The Usual Way. Didst ever observe when a pig in the fence sends forth its most pitiful shout; how all the neighbours betake themselves hence to punish him ere he gets out? And the hubbub they raise, so that others afar may know his condition and hence come running to join them in adding a scar. To the pig that is fast in the fence. Well, swine are not all of the creatures that be who find themselves sticking between the rails of the fence, and try to get free while the world is still shoving them in; who find that the favour they meet with depends not on words, but dollars and cents, and that ‘tis but few who will prove themselves friends to the pig that is fast in the fence.
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Service and Song. "I am worn with work and watching; my home is humble and lone; why lift up my heart in singing for no human heart but my own?" her notes stirred a passing poet: he sang to a mighty host' and the world is glad and better for the music she counted lost! - George T. Packard in Companion.
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An Idyll, they sat beneath the columbine, her head upon his manly breast; he said, "At last you're wholly mine, "You've made my life supremely blest!" She murmured low, "Is that so?" He told her how he'd loved her long, her gentle ways his heart had won; in solitude or busy throng, his thoughts had been of her alone, she whispered "oh! "Is that so?" Not all the mighty space, he swore, of highest heaven and deepest hell, could measure the great love he bore, nor language ever hope to tell! Her face aglow: "is that so?" "But there are spots upon the sun, "and flaws in brightest jewels rare, "Si thou, dear heart, my paragon, "One little fault thy charms impair." Her words are slow, "Is that so?" Then tenderly he adds, "My dear, you know, "To all my ardent love's outery, "You only cackle, ‘Is that so?' "Most brainless, parrotlike reply!" Sweet was her "No? Is that so?" – N. Y. Herald.
Abbey's Theatre, Broadway and 38th Street. Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau, Props. And Mgrs. Evenings at 8. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday at 2.
Beginning Monday Even'g, Feb, 26th 1894, two last weeks of Mr. Henry Irving, Miss Ellen Terry, and the London Lyceum Theatre Company under the direction of Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau. This Friday Evening and Saturday Matinee, March 2d and 3d, Shakespeare's Comedy. Much Ado About Nothing. Cast of Characters Benedick – Mr. Irving, Cluadio – Mr. William Terriss, Don Pedro – Mr. F. Cooper, Don John – Mr. Haviland, Leonato – Mr. Tyars, Antonio – Mr. H. Howe, Borachio – Mr. Hague, Conrade – Mr. Martin Harvey, Friar Francis – Mr. Alfred Bishop, Dogberry – Mr. Johnson, Verges – Mr. Sheldon, Seacoal – Mr. Archer, Oatcake – Mr. Lorriss, A Sexton – Mr. Reynolds, A Boy – Master Leo Byrne, Hero – Miss Millward, Margaret – Miss Kate Phillips, Ursula – Miss Coleridge and Beatrice – Miss Ellen Terry. Ladies, Gentlemen, Maskers, Pages, Attendants, Musicians, Guards, Watchmen, Soldiers, Servants, Etc. Scene – Messina.
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Abbey's Theatre, Broadway and 38th Street, Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau, Props. and Mgrs. Horace McVicker – Business Manager, Myron B. Rice – Secretary and Treasurer, Jesse Williams – Leader of Orchestra, Henry E. Hoyt – Scenic Artist, Thos. Kelly – Chief Usher, James H. Geary – Advertising Agent. Synopsis of Scenery. Act 1. Scene 1 – Leonato's House. Scene 2 – Before Leonato's House. Scene 3 – Hall in Leonato's House. Act II. Scene 1 – The Cedar Walk. Scene 2 – Leonato's Garden – Evening. Act III. Scene 1 – Leonato's Garden – Morning. Scene 2 – A Street. Act IV. Inside of a Church. Act V. Scene 1 – A Prison. Scene 2 – Leonato's Garden. Scene 3 – The Monument of Leonato. Scene 4 – Hall in Leonato's House. Programme of Music under the direction of Mr. Meredith Ball. The Overture and Three Entr'actes by Mr. Meredith Ball. Romanz – "Der Fischer" – Hollander. Repertoire of first week. Matinee, March 3 – Much Ado About Nothing. Saturday Evening, March 3 – The Lyons Mail. Monday, March 5 – The Merchant of Venice, Tuesday, March 6 – Becket, Matinee Wednesday Evening, March 7 – Louis XI, Thursday Evening, 8 – Much Ado About Nothing. Friday Evening, March 9 – Olivia. Matinee Saturday, 10 – Nance Oldfield and the Bells. Saturday Evening, March 1 – The Merchant of Venice. The Knabe Piano is used at Abbey's Theatre. The Mason & Hamlin Organ is used at this Theatre. Abbey's Theatre, beginning March 12th, Stuart Robson, production of the Comedy of Errors, Abbey's Theatre, beginning March 26th, First Appearance in this country of Mounet-Sully. The Asbestos (Fire Proof) Curtain from the H. W. Johns M'f'g Co. Asbestos Materials, Fire Proof, Non-Conducting and Electrical Insulating Materials. New York – Boston – Chicago – Philadelphia –London. Johannis. "King of Natural Table Waters" Bottled at the Spring Zollhans, Germany with its own Natural Gas. Promotes Appetite. Assists Digestion. Prolongs Life. "As a Table Water it is unsurpassed." London, Hospital Gazette. "Of exceptional purity and excellence." - London Lancet. Sold everywhere. Piper-Heidsieck. Sec. Finest Dry Wine Imported. For sale everywhere.
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The question. He. I asked her to-day, but she gave me no answer, neither word would she say, though I asked her to-day. In the most approved way of the modern romancer I asked her to-day, but she gave me no answer. She, he has spoken at last, shall I take him or leave him? At my feet he is cast; he has spoken at last, if his hopes I should blast, would it really grieve him? He has spoken at last – shall I take him or leave him. Her Mamma. Is he rich as they say or a penniless masker? I must find out to-day if he's rich, as they say, for she's not said him nay and again he may ask her. Is he rich, as they say, or a penniless masker? - From the Yankee Blade.
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Did you know?
In 1895 Henry Irving became the first British actor to receive a knighthood.
