JIM RADBURN MR. NAT C. GOODWIN ROBERT TRAVERS MR. FRANCIS CARLYLE JO VERNON MR BURR. McINTOSH COLONEL BOLLINGER MR. WM. C. BEACH BILL SARBER MR. ROBT. G. WILSON SAM FOWLER MR. ARTHUR HOOPS DAVE MR. LOUIS PAYNE ESROM MR. J.W. McANDREWS KELLY MR. LOUIS BARRETT CAL MR CHARLES MILLER KATE VERNON MISS BELLE ARCHER MRS. JO VERNON MRS. JEAN CLARA WALTERS 'LIZBETH VERNON MISS MINNIE DUPREE EM'LY RADBURN MISS MAE E. WOOD Virginia Students Quartette and Villagers * * * * * SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY. ACT I.--Living room of Jo Vernon's house. Bowling Green, Pike County, Missouri. Time--Evening in June. ACT II.--Blacksmith shop of Jo Vernon adjoining his residence. Time--Morning of the second day. ACT III.--Living room of Jo Vernon. Time--Evening of the second day. ACT IV.--Home and door yard of Jim Radburn. Time--The next Morning. * * * * * The scenery painted from sketches made of the exact locality, by Albert and Burridge. * * * * * EXECUTIVE STAFF FOR MR. GOODWIN. Mr. Charles E. Power Business Manager Mr. Louis Barrett Stage Manager Mr. Daniel Cronin Master Carpenter Mr. Charles Miller Properties * * * * * CAST. As given at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, New York, on Monday Evening, September 4, 1893. JIM RADBURN Mr. Nat C. Goodwin. ROBERT TRAVERS Mr. Emmett Corrigan. JO VERNON Mr. Burr McIntosh. COLONEL BOLLINGER Mr. William G. Beach. BILL SARBER Mr. Robert G. Wilson. SAM FOWLER Mr. Arthur Hoops. DAVE Mr. Louis Payne. ESROM Mr. J.W. McAndrews. KELLY Mr. Louis Barrett. CAL Mr. Charles Miller. MRS. JO VERNON Mrs. Jean Clara Walters. 'LIZBETH VERNON Miss Minnie Dupree. EM'LY RADBURN Miss Mae E. Wood. KATE VERNON Miss Mabel Amber. IN MIZZOURA. ACT I. _Music at rise of curtain. The old "Forty-nine" tune, "My name is Joe Bowers."_ SCENE: _Pike Co., dining-room, living-room and kitchen combined. A line of broken plaster and unmatched wall-papers marks the ceiling and back flat a little left of center. Doors right and left in 3. Door in right flat. Old-fashioned table. Dresser, low window with many panes, window-sash sliding horizontally--outside of door is pan of leaves burning to smoke off mosquitoes._