All-high school Shakespeare festival
Contributors: Carter Barron Amphitheatre (Organization : Washington, D.C.); Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1914
Language: eng
Description: An "All-High School Shakespeare Festival," being a fantasy of mockery and mirth composed of scenes from various plays presented by five companies of players before Queen Elizabeth and her court.  Washington D.C. are high schools in the production include Chapel Royal (Eastern High School), The Globe Players (Central High School), The Company of Burbage (McKinley High School), The Queen's Players (Business High School) and The Servants of the Lord Chamberlain (Western High School). Songs orchestrated by Mr. Cogswell.
Notes: Rock Creek Park, May 10, 11, 12, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon [1914?]

Title devised by Library staff.

Cast: Charles Ockstadt, Sherman Shull, Adelaide Grillo, Marion Watson, Miss Eleanor Griffith, Herbert Chamberlin, Harry Adams, Arthur Wingfield, Charles Curtiss, Ira Wers, Donald Stewart, Robert Stewart, Charles Lyon, Cameron Burton, Mary McClelland, Dena Sakolski, Myrtle Peacock, Helen Whitman, Anna Murphy, George SMith, Baldwin Hardy, Ward Hetfield, Leo Simon, Dorothy Pasch, Maurice Protas, Evelyn Jones, Alice Harbaugh, Helen Bingman, Grace Slane, Ruth Hollingsworth, Franklin Knock, Donald Hipkins, Gordon Edmunds, Bessie Lineback, Frank Walters, Alice Berliner, Maurice Cohen, Gretchen Ring, Howard Espey, Ruth Franc, Dorothy Bopp, Bettie Trundle, Henrietta Behrend, Franklin Howe, Ralph Turoff, Rob. Trimble, Josephine Mitchell, Frances Allen, Grace Ely, Merrittt MacWhorter, David Mensh, Charles Riordon, Herbert Hunt, Alvin Prell, Beverly Coleman, George Prevost, Karl Wassman, Edwin Joyce, Sadie Lipp, Robert Miller, Wilbur Himes, Carl Gill, James Magruder, Robert Wise, Ethel Sencendiver, Helen Moore, Hugh Campfield, Phoebe Gates, Edward Fenwick, Daniel Brigham, Maria Bissett, Dorothy Spicer, Tom Peyton, Chester La Follette, Edward Steele, John Cobb, Glenn Smith, Christine Dann, Harriet Miller, Florence Fenton, Margaret Mitchell, Evelyn Pointon, Louise Groves, E. Yung Kwai.

In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).
Table of contents: title: The play: Processional; title: Prologue. Fairy frolics. A Mid-summer Night's Dream (Act II, scene 1, Act III, scene II); title: In Celebration of the Contract of True Love (The Tempest, Act IV, scene 1. As You Like It, Act V, scenes III, IV); title: The Merry War of Words; title: The Taming of the Shrew (Act II, scene 1, Act IV, scene V, Act V, scene 1) ); title: The Jolly Merchant Plies His Trade; title: The Winter's Tale (Act IV, scene III, Act IV, scene IV); title: Fun for Everyman; title: A Mid-Summer Night's Dream (Act V, scene 1).; title: Music in the play: 1. Polka "Dance of the Flower Girl" / Gauwin; title: 2. Processional March from "Athalia" / Mendelssohn; title: 3. Chorus "Heart's Ease" / Ancient Melody; title: 4. Chorus "Over hill, over dale" / Mrs. H.H.A. Besch; title: 5. Fairies' Dance / Mendelssohn; title: 6. Semi-Chorus "You Spotted Snakes" / Mendelssohn; title: 7. Fairies' Dance / Mendelssohn; title: 8. Solo Dance "Mountain Inn" / Leybach; title: 9. Semi-Chorus "Where the Bee Sucks" / Dr. Thomas Arne; title: 10. Semi-Chorus "Now the Hungry Lion Roars" / Wm. Linley; title: 11. Rustic Dance "Shepherds All and Maidens Fair" / Nevin; title: 12. Semi-Chorus "It was a Lover and his Lass" / Thomas Morley; title: 13. Semi-Chorus "What shall he have who killed the Deer" / H.R. Bishop; title: 14. Valse "A Day in June"; title: 15. Tarentell "Sicilienne" / Tobani; title: 16. Minuet / Mozart; title: 17. Morris Dance from "Henry the VIII" / Edward German; title: Satyrs' Dance "In the Hall of the Mountain King" (Peer Gynt Suite) / Grieg; title: 19. Wedding March / Mendelssohhn; title: 20. Clown Dance "Midsummer Night's Dream" / Mendelssohn; title: 21. Fairy Song and Dance "Midsummer Night's Dream" / Mendelssohn; title: 22. Fairy Song / Mendelssohn; title: 23. Dance "Greensleeves" / arranged by Cogswell; title: 24. Recessional "Marche Militaire" / Schubert; title: 25. Two-Step "Yakima" / Margis-Berger.