Soldiers of Fortune

souvenir program featuring star, Robert Edeson / 1902

Soldiers of Fortune opened March 17, 1902 and ran through May 31, 1902 for 88 performances at the Original Savoy Theatre.
A revival (also at the Savoy Theatre) ran for another 41 performances from Aug. 30, 1902 to Oct. 1902.

(Configuration of the program is difficult to show because the scanner cuts it off,
but the right side is cut out around the outline of Mr. Edeson's profile on the cover.
I've cropped some of the pages to eliminate the uneven borders when blank.)

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Robert Edeson
born: Jun 3, 1868 New Orleans, LA
died: Mar 24, 1931 Hollywood, CA, USA
(Mr. Edeson also performed in 73 motion pictures between 1914 and 1931)

Actor:

The World We Live In (as The Vagrant); Oct. 31, 1922 - Feb. 1923

Mamma's Affair (as Dr. Brent Janson); Jan. 19, 1920 - April 1920

A Good Bad Woman; April 8, 1919 - May 1919

The Long Dash; Nov. 5, 1918 - Dec. 1925

The Riddle: Woman; Oct. 23, 1918 - March 1919

The Knife; April 12, 1917 - June 1917

Husband and Wife; Sept. 21, 1915 - Oct. 1915

Sinners; Jan. 7, 1915 - July 1915

Fine Feathers (as Bob Reynolds) Jan. 7, 1913 - March 1913

The Cave Man; Oct. 20, 1911 - Nov. 1911

The Outpost; (as Jeff) Oct. 11, 1909 - (unknown)

The Noble Spaniard; Sept. 20, 1909 - Oct. 1909

The Offenders; (as Klif King) Sep 23, 1908 - Oct. 1908

Classmates; (as Duncan Irving) Aug. 29, 1907 - Nov. 1907

Strongheart; (as Soangataha) Jan. 30, 1905 - Feb. 20, 1905

Ranson's Folly; (as Lieutenant Ranson) Jan. 18, 1904 - March 1904

Soldiers of Fortune; (as Robert Clay) Aug. 30, 1902 - Oct. 1902
- (revival) March 17, 1902 - May 31, 1902

The Climbers [Original, Play, Drama] Performer: Robert Edeson [Edward Warden] Jan. 21, 1901 - Jun 1901

Mistress Nell; (as King Charles II / replacement) Oct. 9, 1900 - Jan. 1901

The Greatest Thing in the World / The Moment of Death; Oct. 8, 1900 - Nov. 16, 1900

The Little Minister; (as Gavin Dishart) Sept. 27, 1897 - June 1898

Marriage; Feb. 17, 1896 - (unknown)

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Writer: Love's Lightning; Mar 25, 1918 - (unknown)

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Director: The Call of the North; Aug. 24, 1908 - Sept. 1908 - (also performed)