Claudian
by Wilson Barrett
New National Theatre. New National Theatre, W. H. Rapley, manager, Henry A. Sauter, master machinist, John Williams, master of properties, John G. Buss, scenic artist, Walter Collins, gas engineer. Engagement of Mr. Wilson Barrett, Miss Eastlake, and the London Princess Theatre Company, the entirely new and original play, in a prologue and three acts entitled "Claudian," the plot, story, and construction of the play by Henry Herman, the dialogue by W.G. Wills, the scenery by Walter Hann, Stafford Hall and W. Telbin. The archeology of costumes, &c. by Mr. E.W. Goodwin, F.S.A., the incidental music by Mr. Edward Jones.
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New National Theatre [Washington, D.C.], one week beginning Monday, February 14th, 1887.
Title devised by Library staff.
Cast: Prologue: Mr. Wilson Barrett, Mr. Charles Fulton, Mr. Cooper-Cliffe, Mr. A.H. Bern, Mr. Langley Rus[sel], Mr. S.M. Car[?], Mr. W.A. Ell[?], Mr. H. Ev[?], Mr. Aubrey, Miss Alice Belmont, Miss Evelyn Howard. Play: Mr. Wilson Barrett, Miss Eastlake, Mr. Austin Melford, Mr. A.H. Bernage, Mr. Charles Hodson, Mr. J.H. Clynds, Mr. Warren, Mr. G. Maxwell, Messrs. Howard and Belton, Miss Lillie Belmore, Miss Medway, Miss Thompson, Mrs. Belmore, Miss Lila Garth, Miss Wood, Miss Wilde, Mr. Percyva.
LC copy imperfect: portion of program torn away with loss of text listing cast members.
LC copy: Gift: Offices of John Golden, July 15, 1943.
In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).
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The programme. New National Theatre. New National Theatre, W. H. Rapley, manager. Wilson Barrett, Miss Eastlake, and complete London Company, including George Barrett, "Claudian," the plot, story, and construction of the play by Henry Herman, the dialogue by W.G. Wills, the scenery by Walter Hann, Stafford Hall and W. Telbin. The archeology of costumes, &c. by E.W. Godwin, F.S.A. costumes by D. Bornstein, Auguste et Cie., and V. Barthe, the incidental music by Edward Jones. Produced under the sole direction of Wilson Barrett.
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