GRAND OPERA HOUSE HARRY L. HAMLIN, Manager FREDERICK R. HAMLIN, Business Manager ONLY THEATRE- WITH ELEVATORS TO SECOND BALCONY- SEVENTH WEEK BEGINNING SUNDAY, JULY 27 1902. EVERY EVENING, MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY FRED R. HAMLIN Presents the Original Musical Extravaganza, THE WIZARD OF OZ Paul The Book and Lyrics by L. Frank Baum. The Music by Tietjens. The Entire Production Organized, Arranged and Staged Under Direction of Julian Mitchell (By kind permission of Messrs. Weber & Fields.) LIST OF CHARACTERS. (Arranged in the order of their entrance upon the stage.) Walter W Scene 1-AKansas Farm. (Painted by Fred Gibson from designs by Burridge.) Dorothy Gale, a Kansas girl, the victim of a cycloneLAUGHLINANNA The Cow. named Imogene, Dorothy's playmate Edwin J. Stone Booth, Von Clara Bancroft, Harriet Lamont, Elsa Garrett, Marie Farm Hands-Julia June Buskirk, Albert Burnell, Alberta Lowrie, Margie Griffith, Madge Robinson, Cleveland, Irving Christerson, George Young, Johnson Searles. Scene 2-(Transformation) The Country ofthe Munchkins. (Painted by Herbert Martin from designs by Walter W. Burridge.) TommyToq{Munchkins}IdaDoerge Tommy Toq } Munchkins { Grace Kimball Peter Boq } Munchkins { Ella Gilroy Simon Pewer } Munchkins { Georgia Baron Antonia } Munchkins { Genevra Gitson Sophronia } Munchkins { Edna Adams Premonia } Munchkins { Carrie Bowman Malvonia } Munchkins { Doris Mitchell Semponia } Munchkins { ~. w-i_L-ii r rM«*o ««H-p.n Rav Tìivrtn MUNCHKIN YÒUTHS: Carolyn Fostelle, Nona Kimball, Laura Young, Clara Selten, Ray Dixon, Bessie Price, Eliza Young, Anna Fitzhugh, Eva Martin. Nancy Poole, Mol'ie Hoffman, Nellie Paine, Louise Pitt, MUNCHKIN MAIDENS:—Jane Blair, Alberta Whiteford. Sue Van Duzer, Delight Barsch, Mamie Chapin, Benson, Josie Burton, Emmy Kennedy, Adelaide Lorraine. Cynthia Cynch, the Lady Lunatic, a Munchkin maiden aTT T ffn m ay The Witch of the North, a friend in need wyKN Sir Dashemoff Daily Poet Laureat '' ... Army of Pastoria ••• • , J ScZo£ The « •V/ 1 of the Emerald with a conspiracy to regain his . . Pastoria II, Ex-King City, . McNEIL throne ABEL R RISON Tryxie Tryfle, prospectiveQueen Emerald City M BA Riskitt. Commandingof the Pastoria's army • Brigadier General VipnFRED A.a ctokJSTONE The Scarecrow, looking for brains PROGRAMME CONTINUED ON SECOND CAST PAGE

Scene 3—Theroad through theforest. (Designed by Walter Burridge, painted by Fred Gibson.) The Cowardly Lion Arthur Hill Nick Chopper, the Tin Woodman, in search of a heart DAVID C. MONTGOMERY Scene 4—The Poppy Field. (Painted by Walter Burridge.) The Poppy Queen Georgia Baron POPPY FLOWERS:—Jane Blair, Nona Kimball, Madge Robinson, Emmy Kennedy, Delight Barsch, Clara Garrett, Marie Burnell, June Van Buskirk, Julia Booth, Louise Pitt, Alberta Benson, Molly Hoffman, Carolyn Fostelle, Eliza Young, Clara Selten, Edna Adams, Bessie Price, Nancy Poole, Romayne Whiteford, Sue Van Duzer, Clara Bancroft, Anna Fitzhugh, Alberta Lowrie, Laura Young, Ray Dixon, Mamie Chapin, Carrie Bowman, Ella Gilroy, Nellie Payne, Ida Doerge, Adelaide Lorraine. Scene 5—(Transformation.) The Poppy Field in Winter. (Painted by Walter Burridge.) The Snow Boy Genevra Gibson Snow Girls {Grace Kimball SnowMargieGirlsGriffith{ ACT II. Scene 1-TheGatesoftheEmeraldCity. (Designed by WalterBurridge, painted byDaniels Scenic Co.) Private Gruph, the Guardian of the Gate Harold Morey Leo, Captain of the Relief Guards Sidney Ainsworth Relief Guards—George B. Hill, George Damerel, Maxwell Sargent, Edward Reed, George Young, Albert Cleveland, Eugene Arnold. T*>* SoMW With tb* WhifiUr« Joseph Schrode Sir Wiley Gyle, an inventor, who scorns all magical arts STEPHEN MALEY Scene 2—The Courtyard ofthe Wizard'sPalace. (Painted by WalterBurridge.) Diogenes } The Wizard's Wise Men { Earl Dewey Pericles } The Wizard's Wise Men { R. D. Fairchilds Sophocles } The Wizard's Wise Men { Irving Christerson Sillicus } The Wizard's Wise Men { Maxwell Sargent Bardo, the Wizard's Factotum Genevra Gibson Oz, the Wonderful Wizard, Past-Master of Magic, Ruler of the Emerald City, and Potentate #f he nd f Z ~ , î £* ?. 9 '"'-"- JOHN SLAVIN Gentlemen at the Wizard's Court—Grace Kimball, Ella Gilroy, Ray Dixon, Ida Doerge, Carolyn Fostelle Bessie Price, Madge Robinson, Nellie Payne, Laura Young, Georgia Baron, Carrie Bowman, Nancy Poole, Eliza Young, Carrie Selten, Mamie Chapin.

PROGRAM CONTINUED ON FIRST SYNOPSIS PAGE Ladies of the Wizard's Court—Anna Fitzhugh, Romayne Whiteford, Julia Booth, Delight Barsch, Edn a Adams, Harriet Lamont, Marie Burnell, Clara Bancroft. Molly Hoffman, Jane Blair, Sue Van Duzer, Emmy Kennedy Margie Griffith, Elsa Garrett, June Van Buskirk, Nona Kimball, Alberta Lowrie, Eva Martin. Citizens—George B. Hill, Maxwell Sargent, Alberta Cleveland, George Young, George Damerel, Eugene Arnold, Edward Reed, Thomas Sands. ACT III. Scene—"Dreamland." (Painted by Walter Burridge.) Glinda the Good, "Queen of Dreams" Doris Mitchell Alerto, Glinda's Page Genevra Gibson Dreamland Youths—Eliza Young, Nellie Payne, Carolyn Fostelle, Mamie Chapin, Margie Griffith, Laura Young, Anna Fitzhue, Ida Doerge. Dreamland Maids—Carrie Bowman, Jane Blair, Emmy Kennedy, Delight Barsch. Marie Burnell, Ella Gilroy, Nancy Poole, Molly Hoffman, Bessie Price, June Van Buskirk, Adelaide Lorraine. Cavaliers—Alberta Lowrie, Julia Booth, Edna Adams, Harriet Lamont, Sue Van Duzer, Romayne Whiteford, Nona Kimball, Madge Robinson, Elsa Garrett, Clara Selten, Clara Bancroft, Grace Kimball, Molly Allen, Georgia Baron. Costumes designed by Mr. Will R. Barnes. Executed by John Wanamaker, of New York Wigs by Wm. Hepner & Co. Shoes by Miller. Scenery built by John Foust. Properties by Edward Seidle and Charles J. Gullickson. Electric Effects by Kliegl Bros. EXECUTIVE STAFF FOR FRED R. HAMLIN Acting Manager Joseph J. Buckley Musical Director Alfred R. Moulton Press Representative Townsend Walsh Master of Properties Charles J. Gullickson Stage Manager Charles Mitchell Wardrobe Mistress Mrs. Caroline Terrington Assistant Stage Manager Sydney Ainsworth Electrician Jean Goodrick CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE Patrons wishing to secure seats in advance, call experienced I. D. T. mes- boxofficeseger,trainedfortheservice SYNOPSIS OF MUSIC Under the direction ofAlfred R. Moulton. Overture Orchestra 1. Instrumental Introduction 2. Songand Whistling Chorus—"Niccolo'sPiccolo" Cynthia 3. Song,danceand chorus—"In Michigan" Pastoria 4. Song,dance and chorus—"Carrie Barry" Dorothy 5. Song—Alas forthe ManWithout Brains" Scarecrow 6. BalladRomanza Sir Dashemoff Daily 7. Trioand Dance—"When YouLove, Love* Love" Scarecrow, Tin Woodmanand Dorothy 8. Poppy Chorus 9. Finale—Descriptive Instrumental number ACT II. 10. Soldier'sSong—"Hayfoot, Strawfoot" MaleQuartette 11. Trio and Eccentric Dance—"When We Get What's a Coming to us" Dorothy, Scarecrow and Tin Woodman Song—"Mr.12. Dooley" (Jerome & Schwartz) The Wizard 13. Romantic Coon Song—"TheWitch Behind the Moon" (Albert and Weslyn) Cynthia andChorus 14. CoonSong—"Sammy" (O'Dea and Hutchinson) Tryxieand Chorus 15. Medley (Ball ofall Nations) a "Connemara Christening" Mr. Montgomery b "Snanish Bolero" Mr. Stone c "WeeHighland Mon" Mr. Slavin d Coon Songand Cakewalk—"Rosalie" (Cobb & Edwards) Miss Laughlin and Miss Byron 16 Song and Dance— "The Lobster" (Morton andKerker) Scarecrow and Tin Woodman 17. Finale—"The Wizard is no longerKing" Ensemble 18. ACTIII. CoonSong-and Chorus— "I'll be Your Honey In the Springtime (H. Freeman) Dorothy and Chorus 19. Burlesque—'Cockney Negro Song" (A. Fawcett) Montgomery and Stone 20. Song and Dance—"The Travellera d the Pie" Scarecrow 21. Finale Grand E semble