MusicalBurlesque FarceOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Jun 18, 1925
Closing Date
Aug 01, 1925
Performances
44
MusicalBurlesque FarceOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
52nd Street Theatre
(Jun 18, 1925 - Jul 1925)
48th Street Theatre
(Jul 06, 1925 - Aug 01, 1925)
Description
A musical in two acts
Setting
Gretna on the border between England and Scotland
  • People
    Produced by The Stagers
    Book by W. S. Gilbert; Music and Lyrics found by Brian Hooker; Featuring songs with lyrics by Brian Hooker
    Directed by Edward T. Goodman; Choreographed by Caroll Weller
    Scenic Design by Cleon Throckmorton and Robert Locher; Costume Design by Robert Locher
    Jay Fassett
    Belvawney
    Dollé Gray
    Parker
    Albert Hecht
    Angus Macfarlane
    J. M. Kerrigan
    Cheviot Hill
    Margaret Love
    Mrs. Macfarlane
    Antoinette Perry
    Belinda Treherne
    George Riddell
    Mr. Symperson
    Marjorie Vonnegut
    Maggie Macfarlane
    Peavey Wells
    Major McGillicuddy
    Rosamond Whiteside
    Minnie
  • Songs
    music by Brian Hooker; lyrics by Brian Hooker
    Act 1
    Sung By
    Braes o' Ballachloe
    Maggie Macfarlane and Angus Macfarlane
    Love Is Enough
    Belinda Treherne and Belvawney
    Love, I Will Love You Ever
    Cheviot Hill
    All for Love
    Maggie Macfarlane, Angus Macfarlane and Cheviot Hill
    What is This I See?
    Belinda Treherne, Maggie Macfarlane, Mrs. Macfarlane, Cheviot Hill, Belvawney, Angus Macfarlane and Major McGillicuddy
    Act 2
    Sung By
    I'm Going to Be Married Today
    Minnie, Parker and Mr. Symperson
    Unrequited
    Belinda Treherne
    A Little Kiss
    Parker and Cheviot Hill
    Prince Charming
    Minnie and Cheviot Hill
    The Story of a Sheep
    Belvawney and Cheviot Hill
    A Joyful Wedding Day
    Belvawney, Belinda Treherne, Maggie Macfarlane, Parker, Cheviot Hill, Mr. Symperson and Angus Macfarlane
    Act 3
    Sung By
    Sometimes
    Minnie, Belinda Treherne and Belvawney
    Dear, Dear Sisters
    Belinda Treherne and Minnie
    A Jury of His Peers
    Minnie, Belinda Treherne, Cheviot Hill and Mr. Symperson
    Liberty
    Belvawney and Cheviot Hill
Produced by The Stagers
Book by W. S. Gilbert; Music and Lyrics found by Brian Hooker; Featuring songs with lyrics by Brian Hooker
Directed by Edward T. Goodman; Choreographed by Caroll Weller
Scenic Design by Cleon Throckmorton and Robert Locher; Costume Design by Robert Locher
Jay Fassett
Belvawney
Dollé Gray
Parker
Albert Hecht
Angus Macfarlane
J. M. Kerrigan
Cheviot Hill
Margaret Love
Mrs. Macfarlane
Antoinette Perry
Belinda Treherne
George Riddell
Mr. Symperson
Marjorie Vonnegut
Maggie Macfarlane
Peavey Wells
Major McGillicuddy
Rosamond Whiteside
Minnie
music by Brian Hooker; lyrics by Brian Hooker
Act 1
Sung By
Braes o' Ballachloe
Maggie Macfarlane and Angus Macfarlane
Love Is Enough
Belinda Treherne and Belvawney
Love, I Will Love You Ever
Cheviot Hill
All for Love
Maggie Macfarlane, Angus Macfarlane and Cheviot Hill
What is This I See?
Belinda Treherne, Maggie Macfarlane, Mrs. Macfarlane, Cheviot Hill, Belvawney, Angus Macfarlane and Major McGillicuddy
Act 2
Sung By
I'm Going to Be Married Today
Minnie, Parker and Mr. Symperson
Unrequited
Belinda Treherne
A Little Kiss
Parker and Cheviot Hill
Prince Charming
Minnie and Cheviot Hill
The Story of a Sheep
Belvawney and Cheviot Hill
A Joyful Wedding Day
Belvawney, Belinda Treherne, Maggie Macfarlane, Parker, Cheviot Hill, Mr. Symperson and Angus Macfarlane
Act 3
Sung By
Sometimes
Minnie, Belinda Treherne and Belvawney
Dear, Dear Sisters
Belinda Treherne and Minnie
A Jury of His Peers
Minnie, Belinda Treherne, Cheviot Hill and Mr. Symperson
Liberty
Belvawney and Cheviot Hill
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