Simon Cadet Guard First Ruffian Cadet “Doyle” Second Ruffian Cadet “McGinnis” Oonah Rooney Cadet Birney Mad Nance Cadet Townsend Fanny Dawson Cadet Rowell Peasants, Strangers, Citizens, Etc., by the Company. Music Orchestra PART II. Ye Soul-Stirring Tragedy of Macbeth. Macbeth—Ye vengeful slayer of his King; who is knawed by grim remorse. Macduff—Ye valiant general; ye loyal nobleman. Duncan—King of Scotland. Lady Macbeth—Who nightly walketh in her sleep. Seyton—Ye officer of Horse Marines, attendant upon Macbeth. Guitar Duet Cadets Evans and Harrington “Camille.” A Tragedy. Camille Cadet Casey (Tries to wheeden it.) Armand Duvall Cadet Goddard (The histrionic vender of peanuts.) Music Orchestra PART III. Dion Bourcicault’s “Speelshakes” Unparalleled Combination Overstrung Electro-Plated Tragedy of Les Immortelles de la Classe Von-Bonaute. As exhibited on the European plan by the world-renowned Pere Hyacinthe Troupe at Covent Garden, New Jersey, for over one consecutive night, during the rainy season, to an overflowing house, and afterwards successfully brought out by the Sheriff and Posse Troupe at the Tombs, New York, to a well-secured audience. CHARACTERS. (Don’t cut this part off.) Cadet Shrimp, Plan and Section Marcher. Cadet McDoyle Vesskoldt Cadet Ginness Narywacks U. C. Cadet Bewkellit Wheet, N. R. Cadet Cutit Tanbark Cadet Merritt, D. Recites at No. 1.5 Cockloft, Cavalry Stables, or in the area of Barracks on Saturday, alternating daily as the Professor may feel like it, with Courts-Martial from 2 P. M. until Police Inspection. Music Orchestra PART IV. Minstrels, by the Cadet Band. 1. Overture (Ernani) Cadet Band Beautiful Bells Solo and Chorus