The Vagabond King
MusicalComedy Romantic ComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Sep 21, 1925
Closing Date
Dec 04, 1926
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Open Date: Sep 21, 1925
Close Date: Dec 04, 1926
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Description
A musical in four acts
Setting
The Tavern; The Court; The Masque; A Gate of Old Paris; The Gibbett
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PeopleTheatre Leased by Shubert Theatre Corporation (Lee and J. J. Shubert, Directors)Produced by Russell JanneyMusic by Rudolf Friml; Book by Brian Hooker and William H. Post; Based on "If I Were King" by Justin Huntly McCarthy; Lyrics by Brian Hooker and William H. Post; Musical Director: Anton Heindl; Book adapted by R.H. RussellStaged by Max Figman; Entire Production Under Personal Supervision of Russell Janney and Richard Boleslawski; Musical Staging by Julian AlfredScenic Design by James Reynolds; Costume Design by James ReynoldsCompany Manager: A. Leo FlynnStage Manager: Royal CutterPress Representative: S.I. ConnerCourtierAn AstrologerTavern GirlScotch ArcherTavern ManThe BishopColin de CayeulTavern Man
Casino Theatre (Sep 21, 1925 - Nov 1926)
Cast
Tavern Girl
Century Theatre (Nov 15, 1926 - Dec 04, 1926)
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SongsAct 1Sung ByLove For SaleHuguette du Hamel, Chorus and Dance EnsembleDrinking Song (A Flagon of Wine)Guy Tabarie and Male ChorusSong of the VagabondsFrancois Villon and ChorusSome DayKatherine de VaucellesOnly a RoseKatherine de Vaucelles and Francois VillonAct 2Sung ByHuntingNoel Le Jolys, Chorus and Dance EnsembleArchers' SongCaptain of Scotch Archers and Scotch ArchersTomorrowKatherine de Vaucelles, Francois Villon and ChorusAct 3Sung BySerenadeOliver Le Dain, Guy Tabarie and Lady MaryWaltz Huguette (Huguette Waltz)Huguette du HamelLove Me TonightKatherine de Vaucelles and Francois VillonAct 4Sung ByTe DeumEnsembleVictory March ("Song of the Vagabonds" reprise)Ensemble
Theatre Leased by Shubert Theatre Corporation (Lee and J. J. Shubert, Directors)
Produced by Russell Janney
Music by Rudolf Friml; Book by Brian Hooker and William H. Post; Based on "If I Were King" by Justin Huntly McCarthy; Lyrics by Brian Hooker and William H. Post; Musical Director: Anton Heindl; Book adapted by R.H. Russell
Staged by Max Figman; Entire Production Under Personal Supervision of Russell Janney and Richard Boleslawski; Musical Staging by Julian Alfred
Scenic Design by James Reynolds; Costume Design by James Reynolds
Company Manager: A. Leo Flynn
Stage Manager: Royal Cutter
Press Representative: S.I. Conner
Courtier
An Astrologer
Tavern Girl
Scotch Archer
Tavern Man
The Bishop
Colin de Cayeul
Tavern Man
Casino Theatre (Sep 21, 1925 - Nov 1926)
Cast
Tavern Girl
Century Theatre (Nov 15, 1926 - Dec 04, 1926)
Act 1
Sung By
Love For Sale
Huguette du Hamel, Chorus and Dance Ensemble
Drinking Song (A Flagon of Wine)
Guy Tabarie and Male Chorus
Song of the Vagabonds
Francois Villon and Chorus
Some Day
Katherine de Vaucelles
Only a Rose
Katherine de Vaucelles and Francois Villon
Act 2
Sung By
Hunting
Noel Le Jolys, Chorus and Dance Ensemble
Archers' Song
Captain of Scotch Archers and Scotch Archers
Tomorrow
Katherine de Vaucelles, Francois Villon and Chorus
Act 3
Sung By
Serenade
Oliver Le Dain, Guy Tabarie and Lady Mary
Waltz Huguette (Huguette Waltz)
Huguette du Hamel
Love Me Tonight
Katherine de Vaucelles and Francois Villon
Act 4
Sung By
Te Deum
Ensemble
Victory March ("Song of the Vagabonds" reprise)
Ensemble
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