Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-23
'SETON HALL MEN
IN RICHARD III. :
Large Audience Sees Students
in Shakespearean PIay-To
Repeat Performance.

Members of the dramatic society OF
Seton Hall College gave an exec lent
| presentation of Shakespeare RICH
ard Ill" last night. The affair was
given in the New Auditorium. 1t was
n complete success. The audience was
| a large one.
The honors of the evening went to
| Frank Flarity, who was seen in the
principal role, that of the Duke or
| C,oster. Edward j. Begley gave an
excellent portrayal of the role OF
Henry VI, while the part of the
Prince of Wales was taken by Royal
! Cooney. Francis Murray was seen as
the Duke of York. Francis Turner
came in for his share of the honors
as the Duke of Buckingham, as dlde
Francis McQuade. who played the
part of the Earl of Richmond. FRANK
Mccarthy played the part OF IreSsel.
William Clancy played Sir Willlam
Catesby and later rendered vocal
solo.
The production will be repeated to-
night in Jersey City.
The remainder of the cast was as
| follows:
| Earl of oxford, Joseph OSullivan;
Lord Stanley. Owen Monahan; lord
mayor. James McEvoy; Sir Richard
Ratcliff, Edward J. McGuirk; Sir
! James Blount, Harold V. Colgan;t
| lieutenant of the tower, George p.
| Downey Tirrel, George Baker; For :,
rest, Henry ]. Keefe; Dighton, Jo-
seph Fullam, Fl. s.; first officer,
| Thomas Mccarthy, II. S.; bishop,
William j. Madden; bishop, Julian
Roman; pages, Ronald Mooney, Bur-
ton McEvily: soldiers, Henry Cop
| pinger, Frank Houghton, Emery Gil.
gar, Leo Collins, Walter McDonough,
| William Fay, Thomas Harmon, Law
renee Mccormack, Hugh Towey;
courtiers, Andrew Grumpy, Howard
Corbett, Thomas Mansfield, John Nc
| Donnell.
Professor Charles J. Birbeck
coached the production, while the
music was furnished by the students
orchestra under the direction of Pro-
fessor F. C. Shriner.
The patronesses for the two per-
! formances are: Mrs. Eugene S.
Burke, Morristown; Mrs. Thomas
Brady, Bayonne; Miss Kathryn
Brann, Jersey City: Mrs. A. A. Bran
nigan, Harrison: Mrs Brick, Ba-
yonne; Mrs. Mathew ]. Callaghan.
East Orange; Mrs. L. Garner, Ba-
yonne; Mrs. Thomas F. Clifford, Nor
| ristown; Mrs. John Cody, Jersey City;
| Mrs. James Cogan, Bayonne; Mrs.
John d. Collins, Morristown; Mrs.
John j. Condor. Brooklyn; Mrs. NJ
S. Connolly, Jersey City; Mrs. Rich
ard Cooley, Jersey City; Mrs. Martin
| Cooke, Hoboken; Mrs. Michael Graft
| ty Bayonne: Mrs M ]. Curry, Jer-
sey City; Mrs. B. DAILY, Bayonne;
Mrs. Vincent De Luca, Montclair;
Mrs. Ellen Burning, Elizabeth; Mrs.
John P. Egan, Jersey City; Mrs.
Lawrence Pagan, Hoboken; Mrs.
James j. Ferris, Jersey City; Mrs.
| Thomas Finnerty, sr., Hoboken; Mrs.
Joseph Formanns, Paterson; Miss
Hamill. Jersey City; Mrs. j. b. Har-
ris. Bayonne: Mrs. Jacob Haussling.
Newark; Mrs. Peter Hauck, jr.,
East Orange; Mrs Charles r.
Henderson, of South Orange;
Mrs. Henry Herberman, jersey
City; Mrs. Cecilia keegan. Jersey
City; Mrs. James F. Kelly, Orange;
Mrs. Eugene F. Kinkead, Jersey
City; Mrs. A. B. I4arlkin South
| Orange; Mrs James Lawless,4 Norris
town; Mrs. Jesse Albert Locke, Hack
| ensack; Mrs. J. A. McClary, Jersey
| City; Mrs. Cornelius McGlennon,
Harrison; Mrs. John ]. McGovern,
South Orange Mrs. George Merck,
West Orange; Mrs Frank Monahah,
Jersey City; Mrs. j. Monaghan, Bay
onne; Mrs. John J. Mooney, Jersey
|
son; Mrs. James r. Nugent, Newark;
| Mrs. Thomas p. Nugent, Jersey City;
| Mrs. H. p. Noonan, Bayonne; Mrs.
/ Thomas A. O'Connor, Newark; Mrs.
| ]. ]. O'Connor, Jersey City; Mrs.
/ James A. O'Gorman, Morristown;
Mrs. Charles w. Poulson, East
! Orange: Mrs. Mary Rappenecker, Jere
sey city: Mrs. j. A Scharwath,
elizabeth; Mrs. B. M. Stanley, jr.,
& ,-Ix. frg Il Shan1aV
Newark; Mrs James Shannon, Jersey
i City; Mrs. NJ Sharkey, Boonton; Mrs.
Daniel Sweeney Bayonne; Mrs. N.
Swiney, Bayonne, and Mrs. John
Toohev, Hohoken.
The boxholders for last nights per-
Torrance were Bishop John j. O'Con-
nor, Monsignor James F. Mooney,
president of Seton Hall College; for
mer United States Senator James
| Smith. jr., Mr.. and Mrs. William ].
| Kearns, Mrs. John F. McDonough
and Mrs John Radel. Monsignor
Mooney will also occupy a box in
Jersey C ty tonight. Other boxhold-
ers in the latter city are Rev Edward
A. Kelly, Rev. John j. Murphy. Rev.
T. Connolly Mr.. and Mrs. Robert e.
jennings Mr. and Mrs T. J Ma
loney and DR.. and Mrs. John j.
Mooney.
The ushers last night were James,
A. Dugan, Joseph A. May. Paul f.
Delaney, Frederick w. Emerth,
Thomas H. Nugent, Patrick j. Ma
loney, Sylvester E. Elwood. Charles
L. Coll, Daniel J. Clifford. Daniel p.
Kane and Francis ]. Cummings.
The officers of the dramatic society
are: Director, Rev. j. G. McClary;
property manager, Cyril Whowell;
press representative, Francis j. FLAIR
ity; business manager, Daniel p.
Kane; secretary, Leroy e. McWil-
! lams.