\\ CLAY ~. GREENE PtlODUCTIONS From the Burns Mantle Yearbook, "The Best Plays of 1894-99." The Season of 1896-1897. P. 32. William A. Brady kicked off the season on August 0oth with a quite successful drama, "Under the Polar Star," by Clay M. Greene, in W1ich Leo Ditrichstein figured importantly at the Academy of Music. P. 132. The Vale of Avoca {8 perf.) - Play in four acts by Leonard Glover and Clay M. Greene. Produced at the Columbus 'l'heatre, April 15, 1895. Cast: Charles H. Hopper, Hugo Toland, Clarence Handyside, Neil O' Brien, James F. Maffitt, George tleynolds, Paul Barnes, James Peters, ttobert Warren, Annie Ward Tiffany, Annie Haines, liose Tiffany, Florence Ashbrooke, Lillie Madison and Juliette De Grignon. Staged by Max Freeman. Settings by Joseph Physioc. P. 85. The Little Trooper ( 68 perf. )- Musical comedy in three acts. Libretto by Clay ~. Greene. Music by William Furst. Produced by Nat Roth at the Casino Theatre, August 30, 1894. Cast: Della Fox, Jefferson de Angelis, Paul Aurthur,~ Knight, Charles J. CaIIJ)bell, Alf C. Whelan, Villa Knox, Charles Dungan, Eva Davenport, Marie Celeste, Hattie Williams, John Du.alley, Eugene Nicholson, Crissie Carlyle and Violet Aubrey. Staged by Richard Barker. Settings by Ernest Gros. P. 97. Pawn Ticket 210 (8 perf.) - Play in four acts by David Belasco and Clay M. Greene. Produced by J.M. Ward a Ni blo's Garden Theatre, October 1, 1894. Cast: Amy Lee, Frank Doane, P. Augustus Anderson, Lionel Bland, Rose Watson, Robert Percy, Frank A. Connor, Nellie Dunbar, Sara Lacelles and L.H. Drew. This play was written for Lotta (Carlotte ~rabtree) and first played by her at McVicker's Theatre in Chicago, September 12, 1887. She appeared in Brooklyn in April of 1888. P. 174. Under the Polar Star (76 perf.) - Play in five acts by Clay~. Greene. Produced by dilliam A. Brady at the Academy of Nusic, AuITTJ.st 20, 1896. Cast: Charles Kent, Francis Carlisle, Cuyler Hastings, Leo Ditrichstein, Theodore Babcock, vi .H. Thompson, Neil vJ arner, Felix Haney, W.H. Foy, Grace Henderson, Nary Davenport, Bijou Ferndndez, George Wesseles, Ulric B. Col lins, Fred A. Thomson, Hardee Kirkland, c. Pearson, Robert B. ~ Holland, David Vallencourt, Allie Gilbert, Kitty Webber and Bertu Tucman. Settings by Johan A. Thompson, Harley 1erry and John H. Young. August 29, 1898. The New South, by Clay M. Greene and Joseph Grismer. First New York Production: Broadway Theatre, January 2, 1893. P. 255. In Gay Paree (48 perf.) Musical farce in three acts adapted from the French by Clay M. Greene. Lyrics by Grant Stewart. Music by Ludwig Englander. Produced by George W. Ledere8 at the Casino 'l'heatre, March 20, 1899. Cast: Harry Davenport, Robert F. Cotton, .t!:dward D. Tyler, George Beane, Charles Dickson, bamuel Edwards, Perkins Fisher, Mabelle Gilman, Marie George, c. Harry Kittredge, Margaret Warren, Alice Hosmer, Susie Drake, Emma Livey, Lilly Brink, Madge Dean, Jane English, Lillian Lester, Joseph Marston, Anthony Sullivan, Thomas Collins, Thomas Whitbread and Violet Holmes. ~taged by Ben Teal. Settings by Ernest Albert, Walter Burridge and ~rnest Gros. Ballets arr anged by Carl Marwig. On April 3rd Hebert Cawthorne, Edward Abeles and E.L. Walton replaced Charles Dickson, Edward D. Tyler and Samuel Edwards respectively. P. 181. On Broadway ( 8 perf.) - Play in four acts by Clay M. Greene and Ben Teal. Produced at the Grand Opera House, October 12, 1896. Cast: Maggie Cline, Beatrice Morgan, Isabel Waldron, Alice Thill, Mrs. wilson, John G. Sparks, Fred iJ . Peters, George W. Howard, Ben T. H.inggold, John T. Burke, E.S. Metcalf, Jerome Stansill, James A. Leahy, Harry B. Bradley and Jerry Hart. Staged by Ben Teal. Also played: November 23, 1896, Murray Hill 'L'heatre, 8 perf. March 15, 1897, Grand Opera House, 8 perf. March 22, 1897, People's Theatre, 8 perf. March 29, 1897, Columbus Theatre, 8 perf. CLAY M. G.tiEENE In Burns Mantle, The Best Plays of 1899-1909. P.363 Aunt Hannah (21 perf.) Musical farce in three adts. Book by Matthew J. :t/.oyal. Lyrics :!2z Clay M. Greene. Music by A. Baldwin Sloane. Produced at the .dijou Theatre, New York, F'rebruary 22, 1900. Cast: Agnes Findlay, Fredierick Hallen, Bobby uaylor, Charles w. Butler, Bud rtoss, Bella Bucklin, Louise Lehman, Louise Hilton, Molly Fuller, John· H. Bunny, Caro Gordon Leigh, Harriet Kendall, Maud I"lorrison, Catherine ~obinson. Lethe Collins, Anna Williamson, Catherine Douglas, Nellie Burbank and M. Zabelle. J!. 420 The Silver Slipper (160 perf.) -- Musical comedy in two acts. Book by Owen Hall. Music by Leslie Stuart. LYrics by w.H. l'tisque. Book rearranged for America :!2;[_Clay ~. Greene. Produced by John C. Fisher at the Broadway Theatre, New York, October 27, 1902. Cast: .1!:dna Wallace Hopper, Sam Bernard, Snitz .l!:dwards, Cyril Scott, Mackenzie Gordon, Harry Burcher, John Arisonne, Mae de Villiers, Josie Sadler, Helen tloyton, Susan Drake, Daisy Greene, Clarita Vidal, Janice Wynne, Gertrude Douglas, ~argaret walker, ~idth Blair, Sadie Hollister, Angela May, Marie Allen, Frances Hill, Marjorie Relyea, louise Lonsdale, Maud Thomas, John Taylor, Benjamin H. Burt, Fred Walsh, v~.H. Pringle, Atherton Furlon,Jr. Sallie Lomas, Dollie Corke, Beatrice Grenvill~, Rose 1'1artin, Maggie Taylor and Lillie Lawton. Staged by John c. Fisher. P. 430 For Love's Sweet Sake -- Play in one act by Clay M~ Greene. Cast: W.H. l'hompson, ·rhoma.s H. Ince, M. Alexander and Nicholas Carroll. P. 433 Over a Welsh Rarebit -- Play in one act by Clay!'.!• Greene. Cast: Henry i. Dixey and Thomas rticketts. P. 469 Over a Welsh Harebit by Clay M. Greene. Cast: Henry E. Dixey and Frank Aitken. .