Maud
Contributors: Damrosch, Walter, 1862-1950; Tennyson, Alfred Tennyson, Baron, 1809-1892; St. John's Guild (New York, N.Y.); Carnegie Hall (New York, N.Y.); Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1892
Language: eng
Other titles: Tennyson's "Maud".
Description: Tennyson's "Maud" as a monodrama in five acts. A dramatic reading by Mr. Bulkeley Platt, with an orchestral accompaniment specially arranged for this production by Mr. Walter Damrosch. Two entertainments for the benefit of St. John's Guild, Floating Hospital, Seaside Hospital, Children's Hospital (157 West 61st St.) at the Carnegie Music Hall ... Music by Mr. Damrosch's Symphony Orchestra of seventy pieces, Mendelssohn Quartette Club, Mr. Courtlandt Palmer, Mr. James A. Courtney, Tableaux Vivants, special scenery, light effects, etc. Maud: Miss Jean Burnside. The incidental music arranged by Mr. Damrosch will include selections from the works of Beethoven, Wagner, Rubinstein, Grieg, Tschaikowsky, and others. Floral decorations by Thorley, scenery by Schneier, costumes by Wüstl.
Notes: Carnegie Music Hall, Seventh Ave. and Fifty-Seventh St., Saturday evening, April the twenty-third, Friday evening, April the twenty-ninth at 8.15 o'clock [1892].

Title devised by Library staff.

Cast: Mr. Courtlandt Palmer, Miss Jean Burnside, Mr. James A. Courtney, Mendelssohn Quartette Club: William Dennison, Charles Herbert Clarke, James A. Metcalf, Charles B. Hawley.

LC copy has typewritten label mounted on cover: "Tennyson's "Maud" a monodrama in five acts with moving tableaux as arranged by Bulkeley Platt. Entered according to Act of Congress by Bulkeley Platt May 3rd 1892 in the office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington". Has ink stamp on title page: "Library of Congress Copyright, May 4, 1892, Washington" and in pencil "25465 c2-2".

In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).
Table of contents: title: Programme: Overture / Symphony Orchestra; title: Song "Twilight" / Dudley Buck; title: Concerto, E Flat / Liszt; title: Act the First "The Singular Beauty of Maud"; title: Act the Second "Sick of a Jealous Dread"; title: Duet "Ah, that We" / Miss Jean Burnside and Mr. James A. Courtney; title: Intermission: Selections / Symphony Orchestra; title: Act the Third "More Blest than Heart can Tell"; title: Act the Fourth "A Cry for a Brother's Blood"; title: Intermission. Selections / Symphony Orchestra; title: Act the Fifth "Through Haunts of Horror and Fear". During the intermissions the Symphony Orchestra will render the following: Divertissement from "Henry VIII" / Saint-Saëns; title: Suite "L'Arlésienne" / Bizet; title: Ballet music "Feramors" / Rubinstein.