MusicalFarceOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Aug 12, 1907
Closing Date
Nov 24, 1907
Performances
111
MusicalFarceOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Astor Theatre
(Aug 12, 1907 - Nov 09, 1907)
Grand Opera House
(Nov 18, 1907 - Nov 24, 1907)
Description
A musical in three acts
Setting
Act I: Hotel Angleterre, Athens. Act II: The wharf at Piraeus. Act III: Mountain pass between Grecian and Turkish lines.
Produced by Henry W. Savage
Music by Alfred G. Robyn; Lyrics by Wallace Irwin; Book by Richard Harding Davis; Based on the play "The Galloper" by Richard Harding Davis; Additional music by Jean Schwartz; Additional lyrics by William Jerome; Orchestra under the direction of John McGhie
Staged by George Marion
Scenery designed by Walter Burridge; Costumes by Mme. Herman; Electrical effects by Joseph Wilson
Herbert Cawthorn
Mr. Griggs
War correspondent of the London "Imperialist"
Eva Fallon
Chief Steward
Helen Hale
Blanche Bailey
Raymond Hitchcock
Copeland Schuyler
of New York
E. Percy Parsons
Colonel Osten
Turkish Army
Flora Zabelle
Grace Whitney
Miss Allen
Correspondent
Wallace Beery
Mr. Hewitt
War correspondent of "Collier's"
Mabel Breen
A Greek Girl
 
Flower Girl
Susie Forrester Cawthorn
Mrs. Sybil Schwartz
Miss Chase
Flower Girl
W. M. Cheesman
Crown Prince of Greece
Victor Clarke
Boatswain
Frederick Corbin
Captain Mouzaffer
Turkish Army
Murray D'Arcy
First Officer (Constantinople)
Miss Darville
Vaudevillian
M. Davis
Foreign Legion
Miss Desmond
Flower Girl
Jeanette Despres
Correspondent
Elizabeth Doddridge
Vaudevillian
M. Drew
Foreign Legion
Miss Dunn
Vaudevillian
M. Feeney
Foreign Legion
Miss Honehan
Vaudevillian
Fred Johnston
First Officer (Volo)
Miss Land
Flower Girl
Harry Lane
Captain O'Malley
of the Foreign Legion
M. Lawrence
Foreign Legion
Miss Marshall
Vaudevillian
Mabel Moyles
Vaudevillian
M. Murphy
Foreign Legion
Miss Newell
Correspondent
Clara Noelke
Vaudevillian
E.J. Oden
Foreign Legion
Miss Paon
Vaudevillian
E. R. Phillips
Billy Ashe
manager for the "Republic" at Athens
M. W. Rale
Innkeeper
 
Herr Muller
proprietor Hotel Angleterre
Herman Ruepke
Captain Zonya
of the Foreign Legion
Phillips Smalley
Captain Anstruther
War correspondent of the "London Times"
M. Supraner
Foreign Legion
O. J. Vanasse
Sergeant
Harry West
Kirke Warren
War correspondent of the "Republic"
Miss Winters
Correspondent
music by Alfred G. Robyn; lyrics by Wallace Irwin
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
The Teddy Girl
(music by Jean Schwartz; lyrics by William Jerome)
Blanche Bailey and Vaudevillians
Golden Sails
Grace Whitney and Men
The Yankee Millionaire
Copeland Schuyler and Girls
Act 2
Sung By
Longshoremen's Chanty
Ensemble
Stewards' Song
Chief Steward and Girls
Stokers' Song
Men
Would You Like a Sweetheart?
Blanche Bailey, Grace Whitney and Chief Steward
When a Girl is Born to Be a Lady
Mrs. Sybil Schwartz
Irish Memories
Captain O'Malley and Legion
So Long Bill
Copeland Schuyler
Come and Have a Smile with Me
Copeland Schuyler, Blanche Bailey, Grace Whitney, Kirke Warren, Captain O'Malley and Billy Ashe
Act 3
Sung By
Saracen Song March
Colonel Osten and Chorus
Rainbows
Grace Whitney and Girls
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