MusicalOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Nov 04, 1918
Closing Date
Feb 08, 1919
Performances
112
MusicalOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Astor Theatre
(Nov 04, 1918 - Dec 1918)
44th Street Theatre
(Dec 23, 1918 - Feb 08, 1919)
Description
A Play with Music in Three Acts
Setting
Tunis, Africa in 1912, Paris three months later, and France in 1917
Produced by Messrs. Shubert (Lee and J. J.)
Book by Rida Johnson Young; Music by Augustus Barratt; Lyrics by Rida Johnson Young; Musical Director: Augustus Barratt
Staged by Edward P. Temple; Choreographed by Jack Mason; Dances for the Cameron Sisters arranged by Alexis Kosloff
Scenic Design by Watson Barratt; Costume Design by Samuel Zalud
Jean Allen
Ensemble
Robert Lee Allen
Mr. Morgan Van Cleeve
Stewart Baird
Jack Sylvester
Florence Beresford
Maude McCall
Blanche Gillmore
Ensemble
Charles Brown
Professor Erasmus Duckworth
Jean Brown
Ensemble
Rose Burdick
Ensemble
Betty Byrnes
Ensemble
Cameron Sisters
Jezirah
 
Zillah
Lucille Conroy
Ensemble
Samuel Critcherson
A Young Officer
 
Ensemble
Madeleine Dare
Ensemble
Helene Douglass
Ensemble
Ella Evans
Ensemble
Carl Gantvoort
Alan Van Cleeve
Marjorie Gateson
Lulu Clavelin
Ethel Hart
Ensemble
Marjorie Hawman
Ensemble
Ben Hendricks
The Sheik of Kudah
Nan Hope
Ensemble
Beatrice Knight
Ensemble
Beatrice Little
Ensemble
Allan McDonald
Messenger Boy
 
Ensemble
Paul Porcasi
Pierre Lefebre
Polly Pryer
Irene
Eugene Redding
Clavelin
George Rove
Ensemble
Phil Ryley
Joseph
Jane Scott
Ensemble
Esther Small
Ensemble
Madeline Smith
Ensemble
Marie Sorley
Ensemble
M. Swirse
Ensemble
Carolyn Thomson
Veronique
Camille Truesdale
Ensemble
Alice Vely
Ensemble
Henry Vincent
Philip Dorrington
Marie Vogel
Ensemble
Bobby Watts
Ensemble
Lyola Whyte
Ensemble
Marie Wilson
Ensemble
Hilda Wright
Ensemble
music by Augustus Barratt; lyrics by Rida Johnson Young
Act 1
Sung By
Women
Joseph
Days of Youth
Lulu Clavelin, Alan Van Cleeve, Jack Sylvester, Pierre Lefebre, Philip Dorrington and Joseph
National Airs
Lulu Clavelin, Alan Van Cleeve, Jack Sylvester, Pierre Lefebre, Philip Dorrington and Professor Erasmus Duckworth
My Caravan
Jack Sylvester and Chorus
Flower Song
Veronique
My Lulu
Lulu Clavelin, Professor Erasmus Duckworth and Jack Sylvester
You Don't Know
Alan Van Cleeve and Veronique
First Love
Pierre Lefebre, Jack Sylvester and Philip Dorrington
Act 2
Sung By
Just a Little Sunshine
Veronique
Hush! Hush!
Veronique, Alan Van Cleeve, Pierre Lefebre, Philip Dorrington, Jack Sylvester and Grisettes
Maybe You'll Look Good to Me
Lulu Clavelin, Professor Erasmus Duckworth and Girls
Learning to Love
Veronique, Alan Van Cleeve and Professor Erasmus Duckworth
Boomerang
Veronique and Pierre Lefebre
I Cannot Leave You Now
Alan Van Cleeve and Veronique
Act 3
Sung By
Voice Calling Me
Alan Van Cleeve
Fox Trot Military Tune
Maude McCall, Girls, Jezirah and Zillah
Same Old Way
Jack Sylvester
March No.
Lulu Clavelin, Professor Erasmus Duckworth and Girls
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