The sun., 1910-06-15

| Ihk revival ran uRil April. 1875
| In the fall tscpiemher. I think Of 1874
Jarrett a Palmer seat Julius Cesar OH
I tour with rhe same cast ~ above with this
exception. D. X Golfer played Juhu,
CRssT in place Of Mr. Levick Il was this
east that appeared a. the Brooklyn Theatre
on Saturday aight. December ?. 1873. thres
nights before the great FIRE. hich occurred
on DeCember 8. and In which some Of the
massive scenery which had been len IN
the thsltre temporarily was DESTROYED
The old timers" who refer To the pro-
duction Of Julius Cesar at Nlblo's Garden
! In is7o ara quite riRhi IN the cast they give.
Davenport played lsufus. Barrett tassius,
Theodore liamilton Juhus Cesar. MARI
smith adsca, and Waiter Montgomery
ARfOHg Mr. MONTGOMERY vas TO have
played AHioRB in Mr. Booths product lou
a. Booths Theatre. but ne died In sep
temb-r. 1874. three months before. and
Mr BanEs was secured IN his place
Nv mother "a member Of BurtOns Cham
bers street. and the old Broadway Theatre
'ompaniesi has often told me Of a ine per-
formance Of Julius Cesar In uhich she
tOok part a. the old bFoad Way Theatre In
1867 , g. Davenport vas the BrWius,
James " Wsiiact. ~ the ggRsiaa and
Henry Lorraine the father Of Robert To-
Fainei NnfJaE
A few years later she saw anO. hsr notable
cast Of the play at Nibio's Garden In ISs.
Juiias C9rar ......... George " Rysr
Cassiss ....../ ....... James ". Wellask. ~
Brufus .................... E l. Davraport
AninHv ................ William Wheatey
gasr1 ..... Mark smith
Pn'ria Julia Hennrt narrou
Among ether members Of this sane com
paHy we're Mrs . W Wallack. Jr.. Mrs. "
R Blake. Thomas Piacide. john Lewis
Baker. Harry ianFdOn. Charles Hall.
Charie. Barron. Walter l.ennox and John
" Blaiadrll
To go further hack. perhaps beyond the
ksn Of any Of the old timers who have ron
tributsd % this hh Of theatrical hbtorv.
my mother played SsrriHs In Julius Cesar
~ the 0ii Baltimore Museum In Ist7 With
this east
Hrlrur ............ iunhis Brutus Booth
tthr iathsr Of Eduinl
Csssus Joan a a,ot,
1frf 7'osg .dFmcs n SroIt
ClsrB John Guren
A. she told ne the scofis were ane aciors
particularly John v and John Green Eas me
John Gilbert OF bis lime in Old msn
AayUT Gaynor In bio letter referred urh
Dlea~an; remembrance. 10 the old Boston
Museum stock COMPANY. of which had the
honored pFty ynere 10 h. The stage director
from is7s 10 saB ile nentions,l Mr. Will
am Narrens fine prrformance of The
Member Prom cranberry Centre This
has brought me mnny inquiries a. 10 what
The part and The play we're
The play sas The silver spoon. written
IN he a for ne Boston Museum compauy
by Dr : lone. OF Bostoa. a most prollsic
writer Of plays. among them being The
Peoples Lawyer Ulmmortaiiyed by John B.
Ovens az SCION Shlngle-l The Shoemaker
of Toulouse. The surgeon Of PARIS The
Carpenter Of Eou.n Mol Pitcher. The
sons of no tape. Old Job and Jacob
Grey Paul Revere ahd many. many
oihers
Mr Wauen's character in The silver
Suoon Ra- JsfsFsoa Scan'uHa Bniktns.
a member Of the General Court from Gran
brrry tentre His able ssstani in this
old comedy vas Mrs. X Vincent a.
HBHHah P~rfrags
Tho silver Spoon vas played annually
~ tho Boston Museum and on many tours
through New England made BY the Museum
stock company unfh Mr Warrens retire
msni from the s,age o. vas a homsly. old
Ia hioued. three ahd four scenes to the acf
comedv. but q great favorite among New
Engiand piayEoers through the nimhab bic
impersonHiion of william Warren
WILLIAM sFvMUvR