McVICKER'S L. L. SHARPE, Stage Manager. BILL OF THEPLAY C. S. REDFIELD, Treasurer. J. H. ROGERS, Scenic Artist. HENRY DOEHNE, Musical Director. T WENTY-EIGHTH SEASON. MR. LAWRENCE BARRETTO: (--- ) SUPPORTED BY (--- ) :0 ANDMR. LOUISJAMES AN EXCELLENT COMPAN Y. Monday and TuesdayEvenings, November 17 and 18, 1884, and Saturday Matinee, November 22 Mr. W. D. Howell's adaptationfrom the Spanish,in ThreeActs, entitled YORICK'S LOVE CAST OF CHARACTERS: MASTER YORICK, Comedian of the Globe Theatre LAWRENCE BARRETT MASTER HEYWOOD, Manager of the Globe Theatre LOUIS JAMES MASTER WALTON, LeadingActor of the GlobeTheatre S. E. SPRINGER MASTEREDMUND, Protege of Yorick F. C. MOSLEY MASTER WOODFORD, Authorof a NewPlay CHAS M. COLLINS GREGORY, an old servantof YorickBEN G.ROGERS THOMAS, Prompter of the Globe Theatre ALBERT RIDDLE PHILIP } Servants of Warrener, the Painter, { PERCY WINTER TOBIAS } Servants of Warrener, the Painter, { J. L. FINNEY MISTRESS ALICE, Wife of Yorick } Servants of Warrener, the Painter, { MARIE WAINRIGHT MISTRESS DOROTHY, Maid to Alice } Servants of Warrener, the Painter, { ROSA FRANCE CHANGE OF CHARACTERS IN ACT THIRD. COUNT OCTAVIO (Yorick) LAWRENCE BARRETT MANFREDO (Edmund) F. C. MOSLEY LANDOLPHO (Walton) S. E. SPRINGER BEATRICE (Alice) MARIE WAINWRIGHT Stage Manager for Mr. Barrett OLIVER DOUD SYNOPSIS OF SCENES AND INCIDENTS: ACT I.-Yorick's Home. ACT II.-Yorick's Garden. ACTIII.—Scenes 1 and 2—Green Room and Stage of old GlobeTheatre. FOR ARGUMENT OF THE PLAY, SEE NEXT PAGE. WEDNESDAY, Mr. BARRETT as HAMLET THURSDAY, Mr. BARRETT as RICHELIEU FRIDAY, Grand Double Bill, MERCHANTOF VENICE and DAVID GARRICK Mr. BARRETT- as SHYLOCK and GARRICK. SATURDAYNIGHT, JULIUS CAESAR Mr. BARRETT as CASSIUS. In preparation, Hon. Geo. H. Boker's Tragedy, FRANCESCA DA RIMINI, In whichMr.BARRETT will appear in his original creation of LANCIOTTO, the Hunchback. Due notice will be given of Mr. BARRETT'Sappearance asBENEDICK, in Shakespeare'sComedy, MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. WEBER PIANOS are used exclusively at this Theatre. Combinations appearing at McVicker's Theatre should patronize the JNO. B. JEFFERY Show Printing and Engraving Company, Chicago. McCormick Block, lishment, and cordially extend to Room 51, Twenty-Eighth Season. DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO. its conveniences. rs. Ventres makes a specialty in Fruit, Land- pe, Flower and Velvet Painting, YORICK'S LOVE. Fred Robert Mitch rders will be promptly filled. Hewen, FINE PLAY. speci- ARGUMENT OF THE FINEC. isitors are welcome at the studio, where nsofwork may be seenand purchased. The time of the play is in the days of Shake- FURNISHINGS, TAILORIN but simple one. VE HERA CALL FOR HOLIDAYGIFTS.) speare; the plot is a very strong 113 MADISON STREET. Yorick, the comedian of the Globe Theatre, is SHIRTS MADERIGH married to Mistress Alice, the leading lady of the CHAS. F. 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