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Marching By   

 
Chanin's 46th Street Theatre , (3/03/1932 - 3/12/1932)
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Opening Date:Mar 03, 1932   
Closing Date:Mar 12, 1932 Total Performances:12

Category: Musical, Original, Broadway
Description: A musical in two acts and a prologue
Setting: Austria from 1914 to 1915


Production Staff
Produced by Messrs. Shubert (Lee and J. J.)
Music by Jean Gilbert; Lyrics by Harry B. Smith; Book by Harry B. Smith and Harry Clarke; Based on a German operetta by Ernst Neubach; Additional music by Harry Revel, Gus Edwards, Gus Arnheim, Neil Moret and Maurie Rubens; Additional lyrics by Mark Gordon, George Waggoner, Harry Clarke, Guy Robertson, Edward Eliscu and George Hirst; Based on the novel by Lajos Biro; Musical Director: George Hirst
Staged by J. C. Huffman; Choreographed by Allan K. Foster
Scenic Design by Watson Barratt; Costume Design by Ernest Schrapps
Cast
Sam Bunin Ensemble
Donald Burr Sacha Sachalow
Victor Casmore Anton Androssy
Leonard Ceeley Colonel Petroff
Cornelia Chason Elsa
Ensemble
Charles Christie Ensemble
Captain Bauer
Joseph Conley Ensemble
Marie Costello Ensemble
Betty Dair Ensemble
Eva
Second Girl
Betty Davis Edda Von Goetze
Ensemble
Sonia De Calva Ensemble
Wilbur Demarest Ensemble
Joan Dudley First Girl
Ensemble
Kathleen Edwardes Ilsa
Arthur Geary Major Orloff
Claude Goehring Ensemble
Robert Grant Ensemble
Frederick Grieve Ensemble
William Hubert Ensemble
Charles Kingsley Ensemble
Samuel Krevoff Nicoli
Carol Laski Ensemble
Larry Lawrence Ensemble
Jack Lee Lieutenant Muller
Ensemble
Jack Leslie Ensemble
Hans Von Arnheim
Philip Lord Colonel Popen
Earl Marvin Ensemble
Earl Mason Ensemble
Mary McDonald Ensemble
Giles McIntyre Ensemble
Walter Meek Lieutenant Kaufman
Hugh Miller Ivan Tarnoff
Margaret Miller Ensemble
Gerald Moore Orderly
Jerry Moore Ensemble
Evelyn Muller Ensemble
Walter Nagle Lieutenant Donnheim
Ensemble
Ethel Norris Ilma Sachalow
Kenneth Paige Sergeant
Ensemble
Walter Palm Ensemble
Captain Goerlich
Owen Pauline Ensemble
Guy Robertson Lieutenant Franz Almasy
Eva Sawyer Ensemble
James Sheri Ensemble
Arthur Singer Ensemble
Katherine Skidmore Mitzi
Ralph Slear Lieutenant Hauser
Ensemble
Donald Smith Ensemble
Fred Stamm Ensemble
Eleanora Standish Ensemble
Desiree Tabor Countess Anna Von Hatfield
Anna
Elizabeth Taylor Ensemble
Marie Valday Ensemble
Third Girl
Roy Vitalis Lieutenant Dorch
Ensemble
John J. Walsh Captain Von Zedlitz
Sergeant Karloff
Solly Ward Elias Butterman
Herbert Weber Butler
A Cossack
Ensemble
Victor Young Ensemble
Lieutenant Schantz
music by Jean Gilbert; lyrics by Harry B. Smith
(Unless otherwise noted)
  

On Thru the Night
(music by Harry Revel; lyrics by Mack Gordon)		Officers and Ladies
Here We Are in Love Countess Anna Von Hatfield and Lieutenant Franz Almasy
ACT 1Sung By
Marching By
(music by Gus Edwards; lyrics by Harry Clarke and Guy Robertson)		Lieutenant Franz Almasy and Ensemble
Here We Are in Love (Reprise)Anna
It Must Have Been You
(music by Gus Arnheim and Neil Moret; lyrics by George Waggoner)		Ilma Sachalow and Sacha Sachalow
We're on Our Way to Hell
(music by Harry Revel; lyrics by Mack Gordon)		Officers and Soldiers
All's Fair in Love and War Colonel Petroff and Ensemble
Let Fate Decide
(music by Maurie Rubens)		Anna and Colonel Petroff
I Gotta Keep My Eye on You
(music by Harry Revel; lyrics by Mack Gordon)		Ilma Sachalow and Sacha Sachalow
Finery Anna and Colonel Petroff
ACT 2Sung By
Light Up Colonel Petroff and Officers
All's Fair in Love and War (Reprise)Colonel Petroff, Officers, Soldiers and Maids
ACT 3Sung By
Forward March into My Arms Ilma Sachalow and Sacha Sachalow
I Love You (My Darling)
(lyrics by Edward Eliscu and George Hirst)		Anna and Lieutenant Franz Almasy