KING’S THEATRE AND HIPPODROME, DUNDEE.

Phone 1930

7 TWICE NIGHTLY 9

Early Doors 6.30 and 8 o’clock. Ordinary Doors 6.50 and 8.50

MONDAY, 20th DEC., 1915 and during the Week

AND MATINEE, SATURDAY, 25th DECEMBER, AT 2.30

Mr HARRY M’KELVIE’S Funny and Original

PANTOMIME

AN ENTIRELY NEW VERSION OF THE NURSERY STORY

MOTHER GOOSE

The Goose who Laid the Golden Eggs

Written and Produced by Mr RICH WALDON.

THE PRINCIPAL ARTISTES INCLUDE:

PETER BERMINGHAM

Wallace & Lorne
Miss Gertie Rex
Molly McCarthy

Miss Elsie May
Miss Kate Gourley
Mr Sam Lavelle
Mr Jack Lavelle
Mr Macintosh Clyde
Mr George Byrne

and a large supporting company including:

Misses Rani Carmeni, Lily Woods, Ada Holmes, Cissy Muir, Daisy Young, Martha Young, Kitty Kerwin, Peggy Shaw, Mary Mitchell, Kitty Waugh, Elise Myers, Rosa Green, Esta Green, Netta Jeffries, Lily Wallace, Phyllis Lorne, Lily Holston, Annie Daly, May Daly, Cissie Douglas, Maisie Deely, Clair Cooper, Flo Logan, Bessie Foley.

GRAND MATINEE ON XMAS DAY

Saturday, 25th Dec., at 2.30

Early Doors, 1.45
Ordinary Doors, 2.15

Children Half-price to Matinee Only
(Gallery Excepted)

CHARACTERS

Mother Goose
of Goose Farm, a poor widow, with only one goose, except her son
… Mr George Byrne

Billy Goose
Her son, on the farm, not much use; that’s why all call him Billy Goose
… Mr Peter Bermingham

Biddy the Goose
A Knowing Bird
… Mr Jack Spencer

Winnie
The Village Beauty, who assists Mother Goose, in love with Teddy, the young Middy
… Miss Molly McCarthy

Teddy
The young Middy. A British Sailor, though fond of a caper
… Miss Gertie Rex

Nicknac
His word is his bond even to a scrap of paper
… Mr Jack Lavelle

Baron Grassp
Custom House Official
Who seeks to grab, but whose plans have missed, by the resolute power of a British fist
… Mr Macintosh Clyde

Timothy Topper
In the Baron’s pay
Who tries to steal the Goose away
… Mr Tom Lorne

Nippy
Considered by the Baron a nonentity, till at last he discloses his identity
… Mr Billy Wallace

Pipkins, the Pedlar
Never turns to view her reflection, though she’s a good-looking lass
… Mr Sam Lavelle

Jessie
… Miss Kate Gourley

Fairy Contentment
Who befriends Mother Goose
… Miss Elsie May

SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY

Scene 1 – Village of Gooseville
Scene 2 – Outside the Customs
Scene 3 – Inside the Customs
Scene 4 – Near the Harbour
Scene 5 – Deck of Warship
Scene 6 – Mountain Tops in the Clouds
Scene 7 – The Strange Land
Scene 8 – Mythland
Scene 9 – The Palace
Scene 10 – (text partly obscured/cropped)

CHORUS AND BALLET

Trained by Miss Lily Even.

Ladies selected from the London and Manchester Academies.

Production Staff

General Manager — Mr James Cairns
Wardrobe Mistress — Mrs Stewart
Master Carpenter — Mr Martin Flaherty

For Harry M’Kelvie:
Property Master — Mr T. Rogers
Stage Manager — Mr George Byrne
Musical Director — Mr John Hatton

Boxes, 10/6. Box Seat, 2/6. Orch. Stalls, 1/6. E. Doors, 1/9. Stalls & Circle, 1/-. E. Doors, 1/3. Pit, 6d. E. Doors, 9d. Gallery, 3d. E. Doors, 4d.

Ring Up and Book your Seats Early. Telephone 1930.

Box Office at Theatre open daily from 11 to 4 & 7 to 10.

No money returned. Seats Not Guaranteed. The Management reserve the right of refusing admission. No Shouting or Whistling. Offenders will be immediately expelled.

LATE TRAINS

Tay Bridge Station for Tayport and Newport, 10.45

Tay Bridge Station for Broughty Ferry, Carnoustie, Arbroath, 11.17

Tay Bridge Station for St. Andrews, 9.50 (Thursdays only, partially legible)

JOHN DUHRAM & SON, PRINTERS, 11 & 13 OVERGATE, DUNDEE