Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-06

When Stuart Robson decided upon making a revival OF The Henriet.
Ia this season. he determined to present 1t with even a stronger castt than
ion Square theatre, New York. How well he succeeded in this now appears
from the fact that the four leading roles OF the play are unprecedented
by professionals who have themselves been stars at the head of their own
ganizalo who gave up profitable tours for the honor OF Joining Mr..
Robsons organization. These, with Mr. Robson a. the head. make IN or.
ganizaton that contafns five stars, a company that has seldom II ever been
been surpassed a a regular organization.
Macyn Arbuckle last year starred In the "Sprightly Romance of Mar.
sac" which had a run at the beautiful Theater Republic, New York. Mr..
Arbucke comes from Texarkana, Tex, where he formerly practiced law.
He has appeared in many different roles. and recently starred in both
this country and in England in Why Smith Left Home" Augustus Thorn
which HI intends to again our the country next year.
Miss Dorothy Rossmore, Mr. Robsons leading lady, is fom San
tahchco au wHh her nmt success a leadng. woman or Rose Coughlan.
she a specially selected for the great altstar Of The Sporting Ouch.
ess" al the New York Academy Of Music. and "a for a number of 500
sons leading woman for Fanny Davenport, playing with that eminent &C
ress until her very last appearance on the stage. For the past three vel
sons Miss Rossmore las starred in rey1vas OF Shakespeare and in Sar.
dou repertoire.
Mr. Russ whytal, the brilliant young authoractor, who made so
For Fair Virginia" and Agatha Webb"-is an important member of
Mr.. Robsons stellar organization. Mr. Whytals versatility is remarkable.
Mss Estcle Carter, a beautiful southern girl from Nashville, Tenn,
asst season appeared in Maxine Elhotts role. When We Were Twenty.
One" While playing this part she attracted Mr.. Robsons attention and
he enrolled her into his stellar organization.
Mr. Clifford Leigh, a well known English actor. va specially engaged
by Mr. Robson to play the young English flop. Lord Trelawney" Mr..
Leigh has a remal kable record to his credit. II appeared in England
IN support o Mrs. Langtry and with Sir Augustus Harris, and in this
country with Gillette and Mrs Fske. His appearance with Mrs. F1ske in
n lDsen plays brought him In great prominence in New York
Wis Mary Realty. who appears as "Bertieis" fancee, Agnes is Of
the pure Celtic type OF features, made 10 famous by Maud Come, the
Irish Joan Of Are" She a brought to this country by Charles Froh.
Mr.. Joseph p Keefe. the veteran actor has been upon the stage for
the past orty years, and is considered one Of the land marks" OF the
Barrett Forrest. Davenport, Laura Keene and other shining lights Of
American dramatic history in whose support he has appeared.
MISS laura thompson vas formerly a society belle OF Washington,
and her Joining Mr.. Robson's company sgnanzes her debut upon the
stage. Miss Thompson is exceedingly tall, dark and interesting, and is
already considered one OF the best dressers' upon the stage.
Mr., Robson and his company appear here in THE Henrietta" this
Friday night at Colombo Hall,