592 A HISTORY OF THE NEW YORK STAGE C1895
took her place as the Princess. LilUan Russell appeared here
Nov. 7, in " The Queen of Brilliants," which had this cast:
Florian......Hubert Wilke
Delia.......Digby Bell
Lucca......J. G. Taylor
Grelott......Geo. Honey
Victor Pulvereitzer . Sidney Howard
Radaman .... Owen Westford
Bebbo......Henry Parry
Doctor.......F.Thatcher
Andra.......Mackenzie
Fritz.......W. Thompson
Don Garcia.....Theo May
Mme. Engelstein . . Laura Joyce Bell
Mina.....Suzanne Leonard
Betta......Lillian Russell
Hackney Coachman . . Jos. G. Peakes
The house closed the night of Dec. 3 for a rehearsal of " The
Grand Duchess," which was produced Dec. 4, and had this cast:
Fritz, Hubert Wilke; Baron Puck, Digby Bell; Gen. Boum, Hallen
Mostyn; Prince Paul, Sidney Howard; Baron Grog, Owen West¬
ford; Grand Duchess, Lillian Russell. The audience was dismissed
at the matinee Dec. 22, in consequence of the illness of Lillian
Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Kendal began an engagement here Dec. 29
in " Lady Clancarty ":
Macarthy.....W. H. Kendal
King William .... J. F. Graham
Earl of Portland......Luggi
Woodstock . . . Norman Forbes
Spencer.....H. Cooper Cliffe
Geo. Barclay.....A. Bucklaw
Frieda.....Mrs. F. M. Paget
Cardell......George Grey
Rokewood . . . . G. F. Harrington
Vaughan.....J. F. Walker
Knightly......P. F. Ames
James Hunt . . . . F. G. Owens
Gille.......H. J. Carvill
Tremlett.......Gordon
CHnk......G. P. Huntley
Princess .... Minnie Cathcart
Lady Betty Noel . Nellie Campbell
Susannah......Ada Barton
Mother Hunt . . . Florence CoweU
Lady Clancarty . . . Mrs. Kendal
Mr. Kendal's right name is Wm. Hunter Grimston.
" The Second Mrs. Tanqueray," by A. W. Pinero, was produced
Jan 7, 1895, for one week, and had this cast:
Aubrey Tanqueray . . . Mr. Kendal
Sir George Orreyd . G. P. Huntley
Capt. Hugh Ardale . Norman Forbes
Cayley Drummle . . J. F. Graham
Frank Misquith . . . . F. M. Paget
Gordon Jayne.....G. Grey
Morse......G. W. Hardy
Martin.......P. F. Ames
Lady Orreyd . . . Nellie Campbell
Mrs. Costelyon . . Florence CoweU
Ellean.......Marion Lea
Paula......Mrs. Kendal
"A White Lie" was seen Jan. 14, 22, 23, 24; "The Ironmaster'*
was played Jan. 25, matinee and night of Jan. 26.
Herbert Beerbohm Tree made his American debut with an Eng¬
lish company. "The Red Lamp," by Outram Tristam, was first
seen in this city Jan. 28, preceded by "The Ballad Monger," by
Walter Besant and Walter Pollock, adapted from Theodore de Ban-
ville's " Gringoire." The cast of " The Red Lamp " was:
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