Stage: "The King's Musketeer" on Broadway. Romance. Written by Henry Hamilton. Adapted from the famous romance, "The Three Musketeers" by
Alexandre Dumas. Incidental music by Frank Howson. Directed by
William Seymour. Knickerbocker Theatre: 13 Mar 1899-unknown (40 performances). Cast:
E.H. Sothern (as "Raoul D'Artagnan, a youth from Gascony, age 18"), F. Beamish (as "Servant to M. de Treville"), Edward Belmar (as "D'Estrees, Musketeer of the King's Guard"), Geo. E. Bryant (as "Aramis, Musketeer of the King's Guard"),
Rowland Buckstone (as "M. de Trevelle, Captain of King's Musketeers"), R.S. Carrington (as "Jussac, of the Cardinal's Guards"), John J. Collins (as "Le Masle, usher to Richelieu"), Norman Conniers (as "Porthos, Musketeer of the King's Guard"), Edith Crane (as "Clarice, Countess de Winter, known as "Miladi"), Roydon Erlynne (as "Athos, Comte de la Fére, Musketeer of the King's Guard"), Owen Fawcett (as "Mousqueton, servant to Porthos"), C.P. Flockton (as "Comte de Rochefort"), Katherine Florence (as "Gabrielle de Chalus, maid-of-honor to the Queen"), Frank Greppo (as "Bernajoux, of the Cardinal's Guards"), Henry Hyde (as "Le Cahusac, of the Cardinal's Guards"), Daniel Jarrett (as "De Chemerault, Musketeer of the King's Guard"), Bessie Johnson (as "Galliere, page to the Queen"), May Johnson (as "de la Fauconiere, page to the Queen"), Arthur R. Lawrence (as "Cardinal Richelieu, Prime Minister"), Olga McArthur (as "A Nun"), Henry Miller (as "Vernet, spy of Richelieu"), R. Neill (as "De Vieuville, of the Cardinal's Guards"), Norman Parr (as "John Felton, officer in the Duke of Buckingham's household"), Kate Pattison-Selten (as "Mother-Superior, of the convent at Bethune"), Edna Phillips (as "Toinette, maid to the Countess de Winter"), Frank Raymond (as "Bicarat, of the Cardinal's Guards"),
Morton Selten (as "Louis XIII, King of France"),
Edgar Selwyn (as "Dujart, spy of Richelieu") [Broadway debut], Marshall Stedman as "George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham"), Ernest Tarleton (as "Planchet, servant to D'Artagnan"), Rebecca Warren (as "Anne of Austria, Consort of Louis XIII, Queen of France"). Produced by
Daniel Frohman.
