OUR GALA NIGHT.
In connection with the completion of the new edition of the INSIDECOMPLETUAR BRITANNIAWARE the publishers have arranged for a festival performance at Drury Lane Theatre of a new musical comedy entitled—
THE SUPPLEMENT GIRL;
OR,
THE BELLE OF PRINTING-HOUSE SQUARE.
Written by Sir Donald Mackenzie Wallace. Lyrics by Hugh Chisholm, B.A. Music (for wind band only) by the Chevalier de Blowitz. Incidental American dances and effects by the Clark Comical Cake-Walk Company.
PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS.
MORTALS.
| JOHN BULL | MR. G. E. BUCKLE. |
| PING-PONG (an old-fashioned Chinaman) | DR. MORRISON. |
| PRINCE POLYGLOT (with criticism) | MR. A. B. WALKLEY. |
| JOB LOTT (a municipal desperado) | MR. JOHN BURNS. |
| MRS. CENTLIVRE (a chaperon) | MR. GOSSE. |
| AND | |
| LA DONNA (with Lackawanna coon song) | MOBILE BELL. |
IMMORTALS.
| THE GENIUS OF ADVERTISEMENT | BARNUM’S GHOST. |
| THE SPIRIT OF KNOWLEDGE | DR. GARNETT. |
| THE DEMON OF UNREST | ALFRED HARMSWORTH, O.M. |
| CUPID | MR. ARCHER. |
| Chorus of Subscribers. | |
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY.
ACT I.—A subterranean chamber in Carmelite Street.
ACT II.—The Reading Room of the British Museum.
ACT III.—Scene 1.
The Banks of the Lackawanna River.
Scene 2. Sunrise in the Plain of Universal
Knowledge.
Triumph of the Supplement Girl.
Stage ManagersMESSRS. KLAW AND ERLANGER.
Musical ConductorJ. A. FULLER MAITLAND, ESQ.
Costumes by Messrs. Hatchard.Wigs by
G. R. Sims.
Ices by Lieutenant Peary.Zero whisky by Professor
Dewar.