Lyric Theatre
| REGINALD DeKOVEN, | Proprietor |
| SAM S. and LEE SHUBERT (Inc.), | Lessees and Managers |
NINTH AND LAST WEEK.
BEGINNING MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY 14, 1907.
Matinee Saturday.
Under the Direction of Harrison Grey Fiske
Mrs. Fiske — And — The Manhattan Company
Presenting a Play in Four Acts, Entitled
By Langdon Mitchell
Cast of Characters.
| Philip Phillimore | Charles Harbury |
| Mrs. Phillimore, his mother | Ida Vernon |
| The Reverend Mathew Phillimore, his brother | Dudley Clinton |
| Grace Phillimore, his sister | Emily Stevens |
| Miss Heneage, his aunt | Blanche Weaver |
| William Sudley, his cousin | Dudley Digges |
| Mrs. Vida Phillimore, his divorced wife | Marion Lea |
| Brooks, her footman | Frederick Kerby |
| Benson, her maid | Belle Bohn |
| Sir Wilfrid Cates-Darby | George Arliss |
| John Karslake | John Mason |
| Mrs. Cynthia Karslake, his divorced wife | Mrs. Fiske |
| Nogam, his valet | James Morley |
| Tim Fiddler | Robert V. Ferguson |
| Thomas, the Phillimore’s family servant | Richard Clarke |
| ACT I—Drawing-Room in the Phillimore house. Washington Square. | |
| Wednesday afternoon, at five o’clock. | |
| ACT II—Mrs. Vida Phillimore’s Boudoir. Fifth Avenue. | |
| Thursday morning at eleven. | |
| ACT III—Same as Act I. | |
| Thursday evening, at ten. | |
| ACT IV—John Karslake’s House. Madison Avenue. | |
| Thursday, at midnight. | |
| Scene—New York | Time—The Present. |
The production staged by Mr. and Mrs. Fiske.