The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-25
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:" "A PRINCESS OF KENSINGTON.''.
 The arst days sale of seats for "A Princess of Kensington," which opened at the Hyperion theater yesterday morning clearly indicates that New Ha- ven Smart Set are either in the city or not far from town, as the orders kept pouring in the whole day lang Quite a number coming from Bridgeport, Wa terbury, Meriden and other surround ing points. This indicates that the opening performance on Thursday even- ing next will certainly be presented be- fore a crowded house. It is really sur prising to see the interest taken in a theatrical offering so early in the sea- son. The full cast of "A Princess of Kensington'' is as follows: William Jeff, of H. M. s. Albion. ..... ,t
 ...................... :. James T. Powers Bill Blake of H. M. s Albion ........ a.
 ............#........ .... Erred Huntley Will Weatherly, of H. M. s. Albion.
 ....................... Bernard Tieman Jem Johnson ........P. J. Warrington Sir James Jellico a wealthy banker. ................... Geo. B. Jackson Puck, the Imp of Michief .4..... ..,s. ............... ......... Wm. Stephens Lieutenant Brook Green of the Ken- sington Rifles ............. Richie Ling Yapp, a policeman :. Walter s. Craven MT. Reddish, Prop. Jolly Tar" Winklemouth ...... Stanley H. Forde Old Ben Fisherman ....Geo. Mudie, jr. James Doubleday ........C. H. Hillman Azuriel, a Mountain Spirit ::.,.!.......... ks............... F. D. Martinell Recruiting Sergeant, Royal Marines ............ ..".......... Thos. shannon Joy, daughter of Sir James Jellico..... + .-.............. ...... Cecil Engelhard Nell Reddish. niece of MT. Reddish. .........'........... Amelia Engelhard Titania, Queen of fairies. Julia Gloss Butterfly. Queen of Fairies ......... ....................... Lily Bircham l Dragon1y. Queen of fairies .......... .................. ..... Nellie Emerald Peaseblossom, Queen of fairies ....... ........................ Estelle Ward 1 Jady Jellico ...;. ............ Angela May | Kenna, Queen of Oberon ............. l ........................ Dora d'Fillippe There are twenty-two musical num- bers in the opera A duet with a chorus l in the first act between oberon and Titania," From Where Are the Scotch I Mountains number by Puck, "If We Pass Beyond the Portals" Then duet | by "Joy and Brook, entitled Seven | O'clock in the Morning." Then comes a sextet in which Kenna. Lady Jellico, Joy, Brook, Puck and Azuriel sing | ''Who That Knows How Love You, Love-" This is followed by quartet between Jeff and three sailors with a horn pipe dance., "We Are Four Jolly
 Sailormen.' Then song by Nell 'Oh
 What is a woman's Duty" Other numbers in the first act are We're Butchers and Bakers and Candlestick- makers Now. Here's to the Prem tices,'' "By the Seaside" If Love in a
 Cottage be All That They Tell" and "Till the Day of Majority
 In act II there is a song by Kenna
 which will probably meet with much demonstration entitled "A Mountain
 Stood Like a Grim Outpost" Then
 comes Powers great song as the sailor
 Jeff By afPiecadilly Cabstand," which
 is followed by trio, Kenna, Puck and
 Jeff. with chorus an ddanee If You
 Will Spare the Time" Then comes a
 very strong musical number bridal
 bridal march, chorus, duet and ensem- ble "See Rainbow Arch.'' Then
 comes a great tenor song entitled "A Sprig of Rosnarie." which is followed by trio with Nell. Puck and Jeff. "A
 German Prince May Wed Me Since
 "It's Pressing Invitation That ] iBring." this is considered a great rol-