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New National Theatre, W.H. Rapley, manager. First time in this city and direct from Herald Square Theatre, New York, Rice's produciton of the frisky English novelty, in two acts, entitled "The French Maid," now nearing its 350th performance at Terry's Theatre, London. Libretto by Capt. Basil Hood, music by Walter Slaughter, enlarged orchestra and chorus, under the direction of Mr. Max Knauer, captivating ballets arranged for the production by Herr Augustus Sohlke, maitre de ballet, production under the stage direction of Frederic A. Leon, from the Savoy Theatre, London, scenery by Messrs. Frank Rafter and D. Frank Dodge, original music by Walter Slaughter and Herman Perlet.
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New National Theatre [Washington, D.C.], week of Monday, February 28, 1898, matinees Wed. and Sat.
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Cast: Mr. Edd Redway, Mr. Henry Leoni, Mr. Edward S. Wentworth, Charles A. Bigelow, Mr. Hallen Mostyn, Mr. Henry Norman, Mr. George Honey, Mr. William Armstrong, Mr. Charles E. Sturges, Miss Lucille Flaven, Miss Eva Davenport, Miss Yolande Wallace, Miss Leonora Gnito, Miss Olive Redpath, Frances Wilson, Millie Tait, Pauline Bradley, May Bradley, Maud Sohlke, Mollie Gaylor, Carrie May, Saharet, Jennie Jackson, Herr Augusts Sohlke, Fannie Burkhardt, Beatrice Tait, Alma Desmond, Dorothy Kendall, Maud Chandler, Florence Dressler, Edna Lyle, Fannie Bradley, Margie Wade, Josie Winner, Violet Carlstadt, Bertha Dowling.
LC copy: Incomplete: [4] p. only of program.
In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).
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