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ISABEL SINN-HECHT, - - - Proprietor and Manager

THE ELITE THEATRE OF BROOKLYN.
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF. Built in Strict Conformity with the New Building Laws.

1901-SEVENTH SEASON-1902

Tickets Purchased from Speculators will be Refused at the Door.

Doors Open Every ings 7.30, Matinees 1.30; Curtain Rises Evenings 8.15, Matinees 2.10
Our patrons are respectfully asked to arrive and be seated before the rise of the curtain.

LADIES WILL PLEASE REMOVE THEIR HATS.
They can be checked in Ladies' Parlor free of charge.

ONE WEEK, COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING OCT. 7, 1901
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.

CHARLES FROHMAN presents

A Fantastic Comedy, in Three Acts, entitled

Captain Jinks OF THE Horse Marines

By CLYDE FITCH.

WITH

ETHEL BARRYMORE

THE PERSONS CONCERNED IN THE PLAY.

CAPTAIN ROBERT CARROLTON JINKS..................GEORGE W. HOWARD
CHARLES LAMARTINE..............................FRANCIS BYRNE
AUGUSTUS BLEEKER VON VORKENBERG............H. S. TABOR
PROFESSOR BELLIARTI..........................GEORGE W. BARNUM
THE HERALD REPORTER........................JOHN R. SUMNER
THE TRIBUNE REPORTER......................CHARLES MARIOTT
THE TIMES REPORTER........................HARRY E. ASMUS
THE SUN REPORTER..........................WM. BARSTOW SMITH
THE CLIPPER REPRESENTATIVE..............GARDNER JENKINS
A NEWSBOY..................................HARRY A. BARTON
AN OFFICIAL DETECTIVE......................LEWIS WOOD
A SAILOR....................................EDWIN HALE
A POLICEMAN..............................M. J. GALLAGHER
A TELEGRAPH BOY.............................JOHN HUGHES
MRS. GREENBOROUGH..........................ESTELLE MORTIMER
MRS. JINKS..................................MRS. ANNIE ADAMS
MRS. STONINGTON.........................FANNY ADDISON PITT
MISS MERRIAM..............................MARGARET DUNNE
FIRST BALLET LADY (Miss Pettitoes)...........BEATRICE AGNEW
SECOND BALLET LADY........................VIRGINIA ROSS
THIRD BALLET LADY........................EVELYN JEPSON
FOURTH BALLET LADY (Frauline Hochspitz)....ANITA ROTHE
FIFTH BALLET LADY........................ANNA MORRISON
SIXTH BALLET LADY (Mrs. Maggitt)...........KATE TEN EYCK
SEVENTH BALLET LADY........................ALICE BRYAN
MARY......................................SARAH PAXON

AND

MME. TRENTONI (Aurelia Johnson) ............ETHEL BARRYMORE
Domestics, Sailors, etc.

New York City in the early Seventies.

ACT I.—The end of October. The landing dock of the Cunard Steamship Company.

ACT II.—A fortnight later. Mme. Trentoni's parlor in the Brevoort House.

ACT III.—The same night. Still at Mme. Trentoni's in the Brevoort House.

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GARRICK THEATRE

HOYT & MCKEE,
Lessees,
Also Lessees Madison Square Theatre.

CHARLES FROHMAN, Manager,
Also Manager of the Empire, Criterion, Garden and Madison
Square Theatres, New York City, and the
DUKE OF YORK'S and VAUDEVILLE THEATRES, LONDON, ENG.

Evenings, 8.30.

Matinees Wednesday and Saturday, at 2.15.

CHARLES FROHMAN presents

A Fantastic Comedy in Three Acts, entitled

Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines

By CLYDE FITCH.

WITH

ETHEL BARRYMORE.

THE PERSONS CONCERNED IN THE PLAY:

<table><tbody><tr><td>CAPTAIN ROBERT CARROLTON JINKS</td><td>GEORGE W. HOWARD</td></tr><tr><td>CHARLES LAMARTINE</td><td>FRANCIS BYRNE</td></tr><tr><td>AUGUSTUS BLEEKER VON VORKENBERG</td><td>H. S. TABOR</td></tr><tr><td>PROFESSOR BELLIARTI</td><td>GEORGE W. BARNUM</td></tr><tr><td>THE HERALD REPORTER</td><td>JOHN R. SUMNER</td></tr><tr><td>THE TRIBUNE REPORTER</td><td>CHARLES MARRIOTT</td></tr><tr><td>THE TIMES REPORTER</td><td>HARRY E. ASMUS</td></tr><tr><td>THE SUN REPORTER</td><td>WM. BARSTOW SMITH</td></tr><tr><td>THE CLIPPER REPRESENTATIVE</td><td>GARDNER JENKINS</td></tr><tr><td>A NEWSBOY</td><td>HARRY BARTON</td></tr><tr><td>AN OFFICIAL DETECTIVE</td><td>LEWIS WOOD</td></tr><tr><td>A SAILOR</td><td>LORENZO HALE</td></tr><tr><td>A POLICEMAN</td><td>M. J. GALLAGHER</td></tr><tr><td>A TELEGRAPH BOY</td><td>JOHN HUGHES</td></tr><tr><td>MRS. GREEN BOROUGH</td><td>ESTELLE MORTIMER</td></tr><tr><td>MRS. JINKS</td><td>MRS. ANNIE ADAMS</td></tr><tr><td>MRS. STONINGTON</td><td>FANNY ADDISON PITT</td></tr><tr><td>MISS MERRIAM</td><td>SYDNEY COWELL</td></tr><tr><td>FIRST BALLET LADY (Miss Pettitoes)</td><td>LILLIAN THURGATE</td></tr><tr><td>SECOND BALLET LADY</td><td>MARGARET DUNNE</td></tr><tr><td>THIRD BALLET LADY</td><td>EVELYN JEPSON</td></tr><tr><td>FOURTH BALLET LADY (Frauline Hochspitz)</td><td>ANITA ROTHE</td></tr><tr><td>FIFTH BALLET LADY</td><td>ANNA MORRISON</td></tr><tr><td>SIXTH BALLET LADY (Mrs. Maggitt)</td><td>KATE TEN EYCK</td></tr><tr><td>SEVENTH BALLET LADY</td><td>ALICE BRYAN</td></tr><tr><td>MARY</td><td>BEATRICE AGNEW</td></tr><tr><td colspan="2">AND</td></tr><tr><td>MME. TRENTONI (Aurelia Johnson)</td><td>ETHEL BARRYMORE</td></tr><tr><td colspan="2">Domestics, Sailors, etc.</td></tr></tbody></table>

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DIANA BARRYMORE, of the finest theatrical stock in America, has already demonstrated conclusively that she is entitled to wear the family mantle in her own right. With only a few seasons in summer theatre engagements, a tour in "Outward Bound" and two Broadway appearances—"The Romantic Mr. Dickens" and "The Happiest Days"—behind her, it has already been said of this daughter of John Barrymore and Michael Strange, well-known society leader and author, that "she doesn't need a birth-right to stay on the stage." Educated at Brearly, Miss Hewitt's School, and the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, Miss Barrymore made her theatrical debut as the 3rd Wise Man in a Yuletide school play. Her appearance in the role made famous by her aunt, Ethel Barrymore, forty years ago is a tribute to the traditions of the Royal Family, which Diana is determined to uphold and carry on.

JOSÉ RUBEN, the distinguished Belgian actor, has been active in all phases of Broadway since he came to this country as an important member of Madame Sarah Bernhard's company. With the famous actress, he appeared for two years here in a repertory of classical plays in French, making his English-speaking debut in 1911. He has appeared in innumerable productions since then, turning most recently to playwrighting and producing. He is the author of "Alice Takat" and his producing banner flew over such productions as "Up Pops the Devil," "Cat and the Fiddle" and "May Wine."

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“Captain Jinks
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EXACTLY forty years and six months to the day after one Barrymore, clad in the paniers and chignons of the 1870's, swept through the broadly comic paces of "Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines," another member of the Royal Family, similarly clad, is being similarly cast. On February 4, 1901, Ethel Barrymore was elevated to stardom by Charles Frohman in the "fantastic comedy in three acts" at the old Garrick Theatre. Now Diana Barrymore, youngest daughter of the world-famous clan, is appearing as Madame Trentoni in the celebrated Clyde Fitch play.

Of all Fitch's works, "Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines" is probably one of the most timeless. Four decades have witnessed theatrical standards transformed with all other institutions of society. In the early days of the twentieth century, the play was considered "daring in its unconventionality." The same phrase would hardly be used today, but it provides the key to a brightness of spirit that has kept the play alive across the years.

Taking its title from a song famous in New York just after the Civil War, "Captain Jinks" quickly won the sine qua none of success in its day—it was burlesqued by Weber and Fields in a 20-minute skit inserted into the second act of "Fiddle-deedee" at their famous music hall. The theme of the play has continued to intrigue producers and playwrights. In 1907 Mr. Frohman restored Ethel and her first starring vehicle to the Garrick. The 1925 season saw Mandel and Schwab, together with the music and lyric writing Lewis E. Gensler, Stephen Jones and B. G. De Sylva, install a musical comedy adaptation called "Captain Jinks" in

the Martin Beck Theatre, with Joe E. Brown and J. Harold Murray heading the cast.

The season of 1901 was one of the great Clyde Fitch years on Broadway. Four of his offerings were running simultaneously: "Barbara Frietchie" at the Academy on 14th Street; "The Climbers" at the Bijou at 30th Street; "Captain Jinks" at the Garrick on 35th Street; and "Lover's Lane" at the Manhattan, on Herald Square.

Names that have gone down in theatrical history were listed in the cast that surrounded Miss Barrymore on that opening night two score years ago. H. Reeves-Smith was the dashing Captain Robert Carrolton Jinks; Edwin Stevens was Professor Belliarti, maître de ballet; Mrs. Thomas Whiffen was Mrs. Jinks, mother of the captain; Fanny Addison-Pitt played Mrs. Stonington; and Estelle Mortimer was the loquacious duenna.

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DIANA BARRYMORE

"Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines"

A Fantastic Comedy by CLYDE FITCH

JOSE RUBEN WINSTON O'KEEFE

DIRECTED BY ROMNEY BRENT

ENID MARKEY

SETTINGS BY ELWELL

CHARACTERS (AS THEY SPEAK)

<table><tr><td>Peter</td><td>JAMES S. ELLIOTT</td></tr><tr><td>Policeman</td><td>HARRY M. COOKE</td></tr><tr><td>Sailor</td><td>LELAND ZIMMERMAN</td></tr><tr><td>Sailor</td><td>MELL TURNER, JR.</td></tr><tr><td>Tribune Reporter</td><td>GEORGE PETRI</td></tr><tr><td>Capt. Robert Carrolton Jinks</td><td>WINSTON O'KEEFE</td></tr><tr><td>Charles LaMartine</td><td>GREGORY PECK</td></tr><tr><td>Augustus Van Vorkenberg</td><td>PHILIP BOURNEUF</td></tr><tr><td>Detective</td><td>CLARENCE R. CHASE</td></tr><tr><td>Clipper Reporter</td><td>RICHARD HART</td></tr><tr><td>Sun Reporter</td><td>KELLOGG SMITH</td></tr><tr><td>Herald Reporter</td><td>RICHARD ROBER</td></tr><tr><td>Mrs. Greenborough</td><td>JOSEPHINE BROWN</td></tr><tr><td>Mme. Trentoni (Aurelia Johnson)</td><td>DIANA BARRYMORE</td></tr><tr><td>Mrs. Stonington</td><td>ENID MARKEY</td></tr><tr><td>Miss Merriam</td><td>JULIET DELF</td></tr><tr><td>Professor Belliarti</td><td>JOSE RUBEN</td></tr></table>

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