Theater program for Charles Frohman's Stock Company in "The Lost Paradise" at the Chestnut Street Opera House, Philadelphia, October 24, 1892
Contributors: Hassler, Simon, 1832-1901, conductor; De Mille, Henry Churchill, 1850-1893; Fulda, Ludwig, 1862-1939; Chestnut Street Opera House (Philadelphia, Pa.); Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Publisher: Dando Print. and Pub. Co., 34 S. Third St.
Published: 1892
Place of publication: Phila
Language: eng
Other titles: Lost paradise; Program, season of 91-92, Nixon & Zimmerman, proprietors and manager, Chestnut St. Opera House, week beginning October 24, 1892
Description: Program. Chestnut Street Opera House. Zimmerman & Nixon, proprietors and managers, Edw. Hamilton, treasurer, J.P. Deuel, stage manager, Geo. Rushmyer, gas machinist, Danl. Egnere, property manager, Simon Hassler, musical director. Every evening this and next week matinees, Wednesday and Saturday. Return engagement, second annual tour. Charles Frohman's Stock Company prior to dedicating the Empire Theatre, New York, in "The Lost Paradise,"  a drama in three acts by Henry C. DeMille (founded on the German of Ludwig Fulda). Hassler's Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Simon Hassler.
Notes: Title devised by Library staff from item.

Cast: W.H. Crompton, William Morris, Orrin Johnson, Cyril Scott, Jas. O. Barrows, Frank A. Lathrop, Thomas Oberle, Emmett Corrigan, Arthur Hayden, Walter Perkins, Kate Denin WIlson, SIdney Armstrong, Odette Tyler, Mary Kingston, Katharine Florence, Maud White, Amy WIlson, Charles Gibson, George Turner.

"Nex week, 3d and last week of Charles Frohman's Stock Company when will be presented for the first time in Philadelphia, The Councillor's Wife. A new comedy by Jerome K. Jerome and Edwin Phillpotts. Monday, Nov. 7, engagement one week only. Fanny Davenport in her gorgeous production of Cleopatra. November 21st, Wm. H. Crane, in his new and successful comedy, The American Minister. Broad St. Theatre, this week, The Grey Mare".--page 6.

In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).
Table of contents: title: Programme: Overture "Excelsior" / Langey; title: Waltz "Wootton" / M. Hassler; title: Rondo Caprice "The Coquette" / Sousa; title: Entre Acte "Before the Dance" / De Witt; title: Galop "On the Journey" / C. Faust.