MusicalRevueOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Dec 24, 1917
Closing Date
Jan 12, 1918
Performances
24
MusicalRevueOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

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Theatres
Fulton Theatre
(Dec 24, 1917 - Jan 12, 1918)
Description
A Musical Revue in Two Acts and 10 Scenes
Produced by Raymond Hitchcock and E. Ray Goetz
Book by Raymond Hitchcock; Music by E. Ray Goetz; Lyrics by E. Ray Goetz; Words said to be by William Shakespeare; Music said to be by Ludwig van Beethoven; Featuring songs by William White, Jean Schwartz, Albert Von Tilzer and Harry Ruby; Featuring songs with lyrics by Lew Brown, Edgar Leslie and Bert Kalmar
Directed by Leon Errol
Edna Aug
A Commuteress
Annette Bade
Chorus
Elizabeth Brice
Mrs. Billings F. Cooings
Martine Burnley
Chorus
Richard Carle
A Theatrical Manager and an Electirican
 
A Poet and a Starter
Ellen Cassidy
Helen of Troy
Mildred Colby
Eve
Wellington Cross
A Yogi, a Husband, a Lieutenant, and a Toy Soldier
Jeanne Dare
Chorus
Marion Davies
Gaby Delsys, a Geisha, and a French Doll
Lillian Davis
Lucretia Borgia
Gordon Dooley
Whirlwind
 
Inbad
Ray Dooley
Gazzolean
 
Whirlwind
William Dooley
Al Radish
 
Whirlwind
Flo Hart
Cora Pearl
Ben Hendricks
A Famous Composer
Dorothy Herman
Katie
Evelyn Kerner
Lola Montez
Dorothy Koffee
Madamella Pompadour
Gladys Logan
A Commuter
Maurie Madison
Chorus
Frank Mayne
A Distinguished Playwright
Evelyn Monte
Delilah
Dot Quintette
Chorus
Anna May Seymour
A Stenographer, an Usheress
Harry Seymour
The Yogi's Assistant
Harry Tanner
A Plain Clothes Man
Edythe Whitney
Circe
Jay Wilson
A Gambler
music by E. Ray Goetz; lyrics by E. Ray Goetz
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
First Nighters
Christmastide Love
(music by William White)
Act 2
Stop Your Camouflaging with Me
(music by Jean Schwartz)
New York, What's Become of You?
Brickerty-Brackerty-Tootsies
Call on Rag Doll
(music by William White)
Everything Looks Rosy and Bright
Ginger
I May Stay Away a Little Longer
(music by Albert Von Tilzer; lyrics by Lew Brown)
If You Hadn't Answered No
(music by Harry Ruby; lyrics by Bert Kalmar and Edgar Leslie)
It's All Right If You Love (One Another)
(music by Harry Ruby; lyrics by Edgar Leslie)
The Ladies
Lady Romance
March of the Enchantress
My Broadway Butterfly
(music by William White)
Nonsense
Oriental Prelude
They'll Be Whistling It All Over Town
(music by Jean Schwartz)
Wait Till the Silver Moon Rolls By
Walk Down the Avenue with Me
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