MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Oct 23, 1900
Closing Date
Apr 1901
Performances
81
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Hoyt's Theatre
(Oct 23, 1900 - Dec 22, 1900)
Grand Opera House
(Apr 22, 1901 - Apr 1901)
Description
A musical comedy in three acts
Setting
Howlinghurst-on-the-Hudson
Produced by Frank McKee
Music by John W. Bratton and Harry Pleon; Adapted from the German by George V. Hobart; Lyrics by Walter Ford; Interpolated numbers by Gus Edwards, Dave Reed, Harry T. MacConnell, Herman Perlot and Robert B. Smith; Musical Director: Herman Perlot; Additional lyrics by George V. Hobart, Harry Pleon and Paul Dresser; Additional music by Paul Dresser
Directed by R. A. Roberts
Scenic Design by Arthur Voegtlin; Costume Design by Will R. Barnes
Lea Amrose
Laurelina
 
Chorus
Gertrude Arden
Chorus
Frankie Bailey
Mabellina
 
Sheeza Dream
George W. Barnum
Hiram Hodge
Gussie Bertrand
Chorus
Marguerite Binford
A Bugler
May Blanchard
Rosalina
William Broderick
Don Antonio d'Careera Cararra
Mabel Cameron
Chorus
Helen Cheston
Ainshee Grayt
 
Chorus
Peter F. Dailey
Rudolf Roastemsum
Mae Edwards
Gracellina
Lottie Ettinger
Chorus
Mamie Forbes
Marquita Tarantara
 
Guessah Genn
Edward Garvie
L. Hyde
Marion Harland
Chorus
Lillian Harris
Chorus
Kitty Harvey
Chorus
Jennie Hawley
Carmenita Hodge
Winnie Kramer
Lucylina
Georgie Lawrence
Minnie Rausmittem
Maude LeMonde
Chorus
Sarah LeMonde
Chorus
Amy Lesser
Evangeline Hodge
Christie MacDonald
Priscilla Hodge
Stephen Maley
Philip Podge
Alice May
Chorus
Corinne Mayo
Chorus
Josie Nagle
Chorus
Robert S. Pigott
Christopher Chinchilla
Mary E. Post
Sarahlina
Bessie Seymour
Chorus
Lawrence Sheehan
A. Poze
Maud Sloane
Chorus
Martha Steyne
Claralina
William Strong
Captain Kaufcatchem
Muriel Ulmer
Chorus
Frances Wilson
Estellina
 
Eulalia Lee
Charles Winters
William Plantes
Edward Wonn
Ledger d'Main
music by John W. Bratton; lyrics by Walter Ford
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
Springtime Bells
Priscilla Hodge and Full Chorus
My Sunflower Sue
Rudolf Roastemsum
A Billet Doux
(lyrics by Walter Ford and George V. Hobart)
Rudolf Roastemsum, Priscilla Hodge and Evangeline Hodge
Mine, All Mine
Priscilla Hodge
A Soldier of Love Am I
Don Antonio d'Careera Cararra
Away to the Links
Full Chorus
My Gay Golf Girl
Priscilla Hodge
I'm a Scion of the House of Highball
Rudolf Roastemsum, Company and Chorus
Act 2
Sung By
Modest Model Maidens We
Chorus
You're Altogether Model Girls
Rudolf Roastemsum and Chorus
You Never Can Tell What a Kiss Will Do
Rudolf Roastemsum and Priscilla Hodge
Good Night
Carmenita Hodge
What a Funny Story
(music by Herman Perlet)
Priscilla Hodge, Carmenita Hodge, Evangeline Hodge, Don Antonio d'Careera Cararra and Christopher Chinchilla
'E Didn't Seem to Know Just Wot to Soy
(music by Harry Pleon; lyrics by Harry Pleon)
Priscilla Hodge and Rudolf Roastemsum
Cindy (I Dreams of You)
(music by Dave Reed; lyrics by Dave Reed)
Rudolf Roastemsum, Priscilla Hodge, Full Company and Chorus
Act 3
Sung By
The Blue and the Gray, or A Mother's Gift to Her Country
(music by Paul Dresser; lyrics by Paul Dresser)
I love You Babe, and You Love Me
(music by Harry T. MacConnell; lyrics by Robert B. Smith)
Rudolf Roastemsum and Priscilla Hodge
The Town Folks Will Be Pleased
L. Hyde and Minnie Rausmittem
My Charcoal Charmer
(music by Gus Edwards)
Rudolf Roastemsum and Full Chorus
Dream Days of Seville
Don Antonio d'Careera Cararra and Carmenita Hodge
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