monsieur beaucaire

Monsieur Beaucaire

A ROMANTIC OPERAIN THREE ACTS

(FOUNDED ON BOOTH TARKINGTON'S STORY.)

Book by

FREDERICK LONSDALE.

Lyrics by

ADRIAN ROSS.

Music by

ANDRE MESSAGER.

ASCHERBERG, HOPWOOD & CREW, LTD.,

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must not be printed in programmes without the permission of the Publishers. '•

mduced by C\lr. Gilbert Miller at the Trince\s Theatre.

IONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE.DRAMATIS PERSONS.

Monsieur Beaucairc

Philip Molyneux

Frederick Bantison

Rakcll

Francois -

Duke of Wintersct

Beau Nash

Town brake

Capt. Badger

JolifFe

Bicksitt

Marquis du Mircpoix

Countess of Grcenbury

Ladv Mary

MARION GREENJOHN CLARKELENNOX PAWI.E

SPENCER TREVORYVAN SERVAIS

ROBERT PARKERROBERT CUNNINGHAMDENNIS KINO

PERCY CARRHARRY FRANKISS

LEIGH ELLIS

YVAN SERVAIS

ALICE MOFFATVIOLET RUSSELL JEROMI

RENE MORRELL

MAGGIE TEYTE

Doris Wheatley, Dorothy Schofield, Marjorie Burgess, Gladys Burgess, Peggy Wentworth, Nan Wilcox, Adeline Rose,

Ellen Grubb, Diedonne Donaldon, Vi Harcourt, Dorothy Easton, May Pauline, Gladys Hirst, Marjorie Burke,

Patricia Hare, Pat Newell, Beatrice Thompson, Lillie Rennie, Kate Zoller, Gladys Tudor, Olivia West, Barbara

Esme, Leila Mackenzie.

Frederick A. Pitman,J.

Allan Black, Charles B. Lumb, J.Leonard Perret, Herbert Edwards, Ian Alexander,

Jacques Thomas, John Neal, A. Brouard, ErneM Vincent, W. A. Phillips, Jack Kelly.

SYNOPSIS OF SCENESam cvenii*)Prologue :—Monsieur Bcaucaire's Lodgings in Bath. (Ear

Act I. :—Lady Rellerton's Ballroom. (Same evening.)

Act II. : At Mr. Bantison's Park, outside of Bath. (Three weeks later.)

Act III. :—Assembly Room at Bath. (One week later.)

Production Staged under the direction of J. A. E. MALONE.Dances, Choruses and Ensemble arranged by WILLIE WARDE.Orchestra under the direction of KENNEDY RUSSELL.

Manager

Stage Manager -

F. C. POOL.

HARRY HARDY.

Wigs by Clarkson. — Dresses by Simmons. Shoes bv R^VNts

MUSICAL NUMBERS.

PT^OLOGUE.!. Chorus -

2. Song (Beaucaire)

3. Trio (Molyneux, Beaucaire and Winterset)

" Voyageur's Song

- "Red Rose'

" Gointr to the Ball'

.JCT I.

4. Opening Chorus

5. Duet (Lucy and Molvneux)

6. Chorus - .

6a. Sono (Lady Man) -

6b. Chorus --.-._6c. Song (Beaucaire) -----7. Duet (Lady Mary and Beaucaire)

8. Quartette (Molyneux, Beaucaire, Badger and Winterset)

i>. Rose Minuet and Finale to Act I. -

„fCT II.

" The Beaux and the Belles of Bath"

"A Little More"

" Come with Welcome "

" 1 do not know"

"Who is this ?"

"English Maids"

" Lightly, Lightly"

" No Offence"

10. Chorus and Dance

11. Song (Beau Nash).

12. Sono (Lucy)

13. Song (Lady Mary)

14. Song (Molyneux) -

15. Duet (Lad)- Mary a:

10. FiNAi e to Act 1 1.

Beaucaire)

" Pastoral Fete

" When I was King of Bath

" That's a Woman's Way" Philomel

md Love

" Sav no more

,JCT III

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(Rakell, Townbrake, Joliffe, Badger, Bantison ] u ,r , u ,- „. ..IS. sextette

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• " 1 he Honours ot Warand bicksttt)

19. Duet (Lucy and Molyneux)

20. Song (Beaucaire)

2.. S01.0 (Lady Mary)

22. CHORl S

23. Sono (Mirepoix)

24. Finale to Act 111.

Supplement, 1! No.

Song (Beaucaire)

" We are not speaking now"

- " Under the Moon"

"What are Names?"

" Way for the Ambassador"

- "A Son of France"

"Cold and Blue and White"

MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE.Act l.

N9 1. prologue and chorus-"Voyageur's Song."Words by

DRIAN ROriS.Music by

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(BEAUCA1KE.)

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Words by

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Music by

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"The Beaux and the Belles of Bath."Words by

ADRIAN ROSS.Music by

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ADRIAN RUSS.Music by

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Words by

ADRIAN ROSS.

BEAU NASH.)

Music by

ANDRE MESSAGES.

Moderato, NASH.

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(MOLYNEUX.)

ADRIAN ROSS.

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(PIANO.

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ANDRE MESSAGES.

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ACT III.

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