Jane Annie; or, the Good Conduct Prize (play)
Jane Annie; or, the Good Conduct Prize is a British 2-act comic opera written by J. M. Barrie and Arthur Conan Doyle, performed by the R. D'Oyly Carte company at the Savoy Theatre (London, UK), from 13 may to 1 july 1893 (50 performances) and in Sheffield from 7 to 12 august 1893, starring Dorothy Vane as Jane Annie.
Acts
- Act 1. First Floor of a Seminary for the Little Things that grow into Women
- Act 2. A Ladies' Gold Green near the Seminary
Cast
- Jane Annie : Dorothy Vane
- Caddie : Harry Rignold
- Proctor : Rutland Barrington
- Bab : Decima Moore
- Tom : Charles Kenningham
- Jack : Scott Fishe
- Bull-dog Sim : Lawrence Gridley
- Bull-dog Greg : Walter Passmore
- Miss Simms : Rosina Brandram
- Milly : Florence Perry
- Rose : Emmie Owen
- Meg : José Shalders
- Maud : May Bell
Crew
- Director : Charles Harris
- Playwrights: Arthur Conan Doyle, J. M. Barrie
- Music : Ernest Ford, François Cellier
Reviews
Review in The Era (13 may 1893, p. 10)
Review Savoy Theatre in The Times (15 may 1893, p. 9)
Review in London Evening Standard (15 may 1893, p. 3)
Review in Wells Journal (18 may 1893, p. 6)
Review Jane Annie and the Critics in The Speaker (20 may 1893, p.569-570)
Review in Nottinghamshire Guardian (20 may 1893, p. 7)
Ads
Ad in London Evening Standard (11 may 1893, p. 4)
Ad in London Evening Standard (10 june 1893, p. 14)
Ad in Sheffield Evening Telegraph (1 august 1893, p. 1)
Performances
- 13 may - 1 july 1893 : Savoy Theatre (London, UK)
- 7-12 august 1893 : Theatre Royal (Sheffield, UK)
