Ellen Terry and Her SistersPemberton, T. Edgar (Thomas Edgar)
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Ellen Terry and Her Sisters
Pemberton, T. Edgar (Thomas Edgar)
Actresses -- Great Britain -- Biography; Terry, Ellen, Dame, 1847-1928
The Chorus Mr Bartley
King Henry the Fifth Mr Phelps
Duke of Glo'ster (brothers to Miss Young
Duke of Bedford the King) Mr Rousby
Duke of Exeter (uncle to King) Mr Cooper
Earl of Salisbury Mr F. Cooke
Earl of Westmoreland Mr Belford
Archbishop of Canterbury Mr Henry Marston
Bishop of Ely Mr Lacy
Earl of Cambridge (conspirators Mr F. Vining
Lord Scroop against the King) Mr Meagerson
Sir Thomas Grey Mr Harris
Sir Thomas Erpingham (officers in King Mr Addison
Captain Gower Henry's army) Mr J. F. Cathcart
Captain Fluellen Mr Lewis Ball
Bates (soldiers in Mr J. W. Ray
Williams the same) Mr Howe
Nym Mr C. Fenton
Bardolf (formerly servants Mr Wilkinson
Pistol to Falstaff) Mr Harley
(now soldiers in same)
Boy (servant to them) Miss Kate Terry
Charles the Sixth, King of France. Mr Lunt
Lewis, the Dauphin Mr Leigh Murray
Duke of Burgundy Mr G. Bassil
The Constable of France Mr Graham
Governor of Harfleur Mr Josephs
Montjoy (a French Herald) Mr Mortimer
Isabel (Queen of France) Mrs Ternan
Katherine (daughter of Charles & Isabel) Miss T. Bassano
Quickly (Pistol's wife, an Hostess) Mrs H. Marston
Scene at the beginning of the play lies in England, but afterwards
wholly in France.
Director Mr Charles Kean
Assistant Director Mr George Ellis
Theatre arranged & Scenery painted by Mr Thomas Grieve.
PRINCESS'S THEATRE
LAST FIVE NIGHTS
OF THE SEASON
Which will terminate on Friday next, the 22nd Instant, when
THE WINTER'S TALE
Will have completed an Uninterrupted Series of
ONE HUNDRED AND TWO
Representations
_On Monday, August 18th; Tuesday, 19th; Wednesday, 20th;
Thursday, 21st; and Friday, 22nd, 1856_
The Performance will commence with (37th, 38th, 39th, 40th, and
41st times) a New Farce
MUSIC HATH CHARMS
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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