New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-01
COLUMBIA STUDENTS ON TIE STAGE.
REPEATING THE BuRLEsorE LAFAYETTE. AT
THE BERKELEY LYCEUM

REPEATING THE BuRLESoUE LAFAYETTE, AT
THE BERKELEY LYCEUM.
The burlesQne Lafayette" or "The Maid and tho
Marquis written by George Austin Morrison, ir and
rendered by the Columbia College Dramatic Club last
spring, was reproduced last night in the Berkeley
Lyceum. There were many well-known people among
the crowds that allied tho little theatre and the college
boys evidently pleased their friends for the applause
hearty and frequent. The young oolk CLANS played
their paris with dash and vim than they did last
spring thus giving sprightliness to the production.
Much Of the Of the play IS due to Robert @.
Sands the president OF tho club, and T. Poarsa Field,
tho manager for the season. Lafayette will be
given each night this week, with special matinee this
afternoon. The cast is as follows:
Tho Marquis De Lafayette Democratic Republican
aristocrat. Robert Lee Morren Roquetort De Brie.
wicked able Of ancienne regime Joseph G. Lamb {:
Don Jose Alfonso Intrndad Lo Rosas Cuban noble
man engaged in the Havana cigar trade, Eugene j..
O'SullIvan Captain Paul Jones, t. 5. NJ snuggler and
privatecfsman John Coeridge Travis Dodo, the regu
laon village innkeeper John D. Dorr; Suzanne, sole
surviving twin daughter OF Dodo George NJ. Anderson
Isabel sister Of Don Jose owing her beauty to CASTLE,
not 10 Pears soap George b. c. Hogan; tho Duchess
Of Monmouth Park, one Of the coming race, Henry
BIundage Culver
Resides these there are choruses Of jockeys and
gendarmes nurses and Mormonesses, peasants and
ContnentalS the later choruses being composed OF the
ever while j. &. Lamb IS in the place OF Wainwr1ght'
who paye ed the part Of the able last and Is ex
ceedingly clever Hogan, who has the part played by
La Fur4e, is not so good a Spanish glrl, as far as
features are concerned, La Fargo but his dancing
is less stiff. Culver in his topical song made a hit.
Among the patrOnesscs many OF whom were present.
were Mrs. james W. Alexander, Mrs. Daniel F. Apple
tou, Mrs. Richard T. AGchmuty, Mrs. F0iuyce d.
Barker Madame de Barrios, Mrs. George Bliss, Mrs
Calvin ). Brlce. Mrs Addison Cammack, MIS-. Henry
Clews Mrs Edward Cooper, Mrs. Frederic Il. Condert
Mrs Van Rensselaer, Cruger, Mrs Brockholst Cutting
Mrs Robert Cutting Mrs John q. Dale Mrs. Charles
A. Dana Mrs. Theodore a. IlAvemeyer, Mrs AOram D.
Hewitt Mrs. Robert Hoe, jr., Mrs. {. p. Huntington
Mrs George L. 1ngraham, Mrs. RichaCd lrvln' Mrs
william Isclin. Mrs. John Jay, Mrs. Morris K Jesnp
Mrs Eugene Kelly, IT, Mrs. Frederic kernochail Mfs
George ". Kidd, Mrs. John Day Knox Mrs JI9;sePh
lnr1Soue Mrs Robert X. Livingston. Mrs. HICKS
Lord Mrs John W. Minturn. Mrs. Edward Mitchell
MR., j. PlerpOnt Morgan, Mrs. \. Newbold MOTIFS, MIS-
Henry Lewis Morris, Mrs. George Austin Morrlsoi
Nv, John r. Parsons, Mrs. Edward Garrison Putler
MIR, Isaac y. Senguan, Mrs. Henry sloane Mrs VIII
lam Douglas sloane Mrs. Hamilton Mex IwOmDE
Nrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Mrs }. Howard WalnwnRh!
MR., James NJ Waterbury, Mrs. John Z. Westerveit
Mr., George Peabody WetmOTe. Mrs. Alfred X. WHIT
ney, and Mrs NJ Orme wilson.