The following is a copy of the Programme:-- ROYAL COURT THEATRE. UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF MRS. JOHN WOOD. ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23rd, At 8 o'clock, WILL BE ACTED FOR THE FIRST TIME AN ORIGINAL FARCE IN FOUR ACTS, CALLED THE CABINET MINISTER, BY A. W. PINERO. EARL OF DRUMDURRIS (in the Guards) Mr. RICHARD SAUNDERS. VISCOUNT ABERBROTHOCK (his Son) * * * * RIGHT HON. SIR JULIAN TWOMBLEY, G.C.M.G., M.P. (Secretary of State for the ---- Department) Mr. ARTHUR CECIL. BROOKE TWOMBLEY (his Son) Mr. E. ALLAN AYNESWORTH. MACPHAIL OF BALLOCHEEVIN Mr. BRANDON THOMAS. MR. JOSEPH LEBANON Mr. WEEDON GROSSMITH. VALENTINE WHITE (Lady Twombley's Nephew) Mr. HERBERT WARING. MR. MITFORD[A] (Sir Julian's Private Secretary) Mr. FRANK FARREN. THE MUNKITTRICK Mr. JOHN CLULOW. PROBYN (A Servant) Mr. ERNEST PATON. DOWAGER COUNTESS OF DRUMDURRIS Miss R. G. LE THIERE. LADY EUPHEMIA VIBART (her Daughter) Miss ISABEL ELLISSEN. COUNTESS OF DRUMDURRIS Miss EVA MOORE. LADY TWOMBLEY Mrs. JOHN WOOD. IMOGEN (her Daughter) Miss FLORENCE TANNER. LADY MACPHAIL Mrs. EDMUND PHELPS. HON. MRS. GAYLUSTRE (a Young Widow trading as Mauricette et Cie., 17A, Plunkett Street, Mayfair) Miss ROSINA FILIPPI. ANGELE Miss MARIANNE CALDWELL. MISS MUNKITTRICK Miss FLORENCE HARRINGTON. [A] _Subsequently changed to_ MELTON. ACT I. DEBT. _At_ Sir JULIAN TWOMBLEY'S, _Chesterfield Gardens. May._ ACT II. DIFFICULTIES. _At_ Sir JULIAN'S _again. July._ ACT III. DISASTER. _At Drumdurris Castle, Perthshire. August._ ACT IV. DANCING. _The same place. The next day._ THE SCENERY IS DESIGNED AND PAINTED BY T. W. HALL.