The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-15
ROBERT EMMEY
 COMES NEXT WEEK
Stirring Irish Drama, With Will fred Lucas in the Title
 Role, at Polls.

For next week Manager Poli is making an announcement that Is making lots of favorable comment about the city. He announces the re- vival by his favorite stock company of the great Irish drama of Brandon Tynan, entitled Robert Emmet. He also goes much further and announc- es the special engagement of Wilfred Lucas former leading man with Rose Stahl in The Chorus Lady" as Rob ert Emmet in the revival. Mir. Lucas comes directly from a Broadway sue cessful prducton and makes a hand some and pleasing Robert Emmet. His enactment of the part is expected to make all lovers of first class dra matic productions sit up and take notice
 The company has been greatly aug mented as can be seen by the append ed cast of characters and every player has been especially secured for this revival.
 On Monday afternoon some lady in the audience will receive the genuine diamond bracelet which has been on exhibition in the window of S. Frys store on Church street, and for which coupons have been given out this week at the matinees to the ladies.
 This coming week coupons will be | given out for a silver tea set and 1t will be presented on Monday matinee, August 24.
 The company has been cast as fol- lows:
 Robert Emmet the Irish patriot
 Wilfred Lucas
 When my country takes her
 place among the nations of the
 earth then and not till then let
 my epitaph be written" ! Michael Dwyer, Co Saora Dla-
 Fire" .~,..,.,.. Aubrey Beattie William Lacy the man who be-
 trayed him .,...... Arthur Piekens Colonal Brooke. ... Drew A. Morton
 No more blunders like Sirrs
 Spies made on the night of July Major Sir of the 93rd Foot .......
 Royal Bryon
 DuiiiB lne hlHB S W ork,
 Jimmy Noonan ....,..J. W. Byrnes
 The day you are arrested in Ireland go murder yourself. John Allen. Has England any Friends
 Tn Ireland ..,........ Frank Smith Antrim Jack .,,..... William Gerald The government bad scran to 1t
 is only a misunderstanding be- ,,tf, :Ie b
 king and a lot of other men he calls his subjects. Tom Wilde ......... Daniel Lawlor
 T will always love you until yesterday comes back and 1t is tomorrow again Jack McAllister. |. George MasEntee "Ill never fail you while water flows or sun shines"
 Darby Keegan, Has tbe devil any frienls in heaven?. Carl Snowman Lord Norbury, A Priest of the oracle ...... William H. Sullivan Corporal Hanlon, one of sirrs worthies ....,.... Lamber Hillyer Martin Burke, A Wicklow patriot. Carl Snowman
 
 Speaks all languages, so can pray to God no matter what country be is in.
 Larry Gallagher, May your first child be twins Tony Hodges Anne Devlin, T have nothing to tell H and I'll tell nothing" .......... \ Miss Bijou Washburr II I,othlaap Al1ap Mice Auc,tetn Uact I'm not superstitous but love II the signs of good luck
 Miss Allen........M Miss Lydia Knot II T can never forgei the day l
 married your father, even if I were to get married again, please
 God"
 Mary Plunkett, Miss Lillia Calei
 love ghost stories but they frghten me nearly to death.
 Ellen, Never has a good word for anyone, isn't she hideous? .... II Miss Virginia Pecl Sarah Curren =. Miss Claunia Lucas II The heart of a woman is her Il whole world and when it is wounded her life soon whithers. II Patriots Regulars, Yoeman, Peas II ants, etc. II ACT I.-The home of the Plunket III near Doublin. The Irish are full ot II tricks and you never can tell wher II they are playing them" Il ACT Il.~-Dwyers retreat in thu Il Wicklow Mountains. N "Oh Paddy dear and did you hear thu II news that's going round lI The Shamrock is forbid by law tc II grow on Irish ground, H No more St, Patrck's Day we'll keep Il his colors cant be seen Il For there's bloody war against tho III wearing of the green l| Oh I met with Napper Tandy anc II he took me by the hand II Said he, How is poor ould Ireland III and how does she stand Il She's the most distressful country tha III ever you have seen M For their hanging men and womei |l there for the wearing of th MI green"
 MI ACT III,--St, Kevlns Churchyard MI Many a womans heart has bled il MI Irelands Struggle for Independence. MI ACT IV,-Scene one, Dame Street HI Dublin, The day of Emmets trial. MI The rainbow his faded away. M Scene two; The Court Room Y. The down>s all blown from leafles N stalk, and It's time to go home. T March-"The new Tipperary" Fulto A Grand Selection--"The Shamrock" X Polonaise for arhet-"Osceola" Catli
 o. C. Vogenitz. M Beauties of Erin"
 Bonnet |D Exit Finale-"On the Rocky Road |W to rul,1ip