EDMOND ROSTAND
TRANSLATED BY
LOUIS N. PARKER
Copyright 1900
By Robert Howard Russell
[The First Act]
[The Second Act]
[The Third Act]
[The Fourth Act]
[The Fifth Act]
[The Sixth Act]
THE PERSONS OF THE PLAY
The cast as presented by Maude
Adams at the Knickerbocker
Theatre, New York, October, 1900
| The Duke of Reichstadt, son of Napoleon I. andthe Archduchess Maria Louisa of Austria | Maude Adams | |
| Flambeau, a veteran | J. H. Gilmour | |
| Prince Metternich, Chancellor of Austria | Edwin Arden | |
| Count Prokesch | Percy Lyndall | |
| Baron Friedrich von Gentz | Eugene Jepson | |
| The Attaché of the French Embassy at the Austrian Court | Oswald York | |
| The Tailor, a conspirator | William Lewers | |
| Count Maurice Dietrichstein | Edward Lester | |
| Baron von Obenaus | R. Peyton Carter | |
| The Emperor Francis of Austria | Jos. Francœur | |
| Marshal Marmont, Duke of Ragusa | J. H. Benrimo | |
| Count Sedlinzky, Prefect of the Austrian Police | William Crosby | |
| The Marquis of Bombelles, betrothed to Maria Louisa | Clayton Legge | |
| Tiburtius de Loget | William Irving | |
| Lord Cowley, English Ambassador at the Austrian Court | Rienzi de Cordova | |
| Count Sandor | Edward Jacobs | |
| Doctor Malfatti | H. D. James | |
| General Hartmann | Herbert Carr | |
| Captain Foresti | John S. Robertson | |
| An Austrian Sergeant | Lloyd Carleton | |
| A Country Doctor | Frederick Spencer | |
| His Son | Byron Ongley | |
| Thalberg | B. B. Belcher | |
| Montenegro | Morton H. Weldon | |
| The Chamberlain | Charles Martin | |
| An Officer of the Noble Guard, the Emperor of Austria's Bodyguard | Henry P. Davis | |
| The Marquis of Otranto, son of Fouche | Charles Henderson | |
| Goubeaux | Don C. Merrifield | |
| Pionnet | {Bonapartist} | Henry Clarke |
| Morchain | {conspirators} | Thomas H. Elwood |
| Guibert | George Klein | |
| Borowski | Frank Goodman | |
| First Police Officer | Ralph Yoerg | |
| First Archduke, a child | Walter Butterworth | |
| Second Archduke, a child | John Leeman | |
| Maria Louisa, second wife of Napoleon I., widow of Count Neipperg | Ida Waterman | |
| The Archduchess Sophia of Austria | Sarah Converse | |
| Theresa de Loget, sister of Tiburtius de Loget | Ellie Collmer | |
| The Countess Napoleone Camerata, daughter of Napoleon's sister, Elisa Baciocchi | Sarah Perry | |
| Fanny Elssler | Margaret Gordon | |
| Scarampi, Mistress of the Robes | Francis Comstock | |
| Mina, a maid-of-honor | Edith Scott | |
| An Archduchess, a child | Beatrice Morrison | |
Princes, Princesses, Archdukes, Archduchesses, Maids-of-Honor, Officers, Noble Guard, Masks (Male and Female), Crotian Peasants, Hungarian Peasant, Austrian Soldiers, Police Officers.
The period covered by the play is from 1830 to 1832.
THE DUKE OF REICHSTADT
FROM THE PAINTING BY SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE
THE FIRST ACT
