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| Opening Date: | Jan 22, 1906 |
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| Closing Date: | Apr 16, 1906 |
Total Performances: | 16 |
| Charles Hanley |
Charley Flipp
secretary to the widow, in love with Rose |
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| Al Lewis |
Max Guggenheimer
another schemer, looking for wealth |
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| Jack Lyle |
Happy Hooligan
a national character, in and out of luck |
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| Violet Staley |
Widow Johnson
suddenly wealthy, on a tour of the world |
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| Joseph Sullivan |
Donald McGregor
a schemer, in love with widow |
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| Mlle. Valesca |
Rose
Widow's niece, in love with Mr. Flipp |
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| ACT 1 | Sung By |
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| Opening Number | A Spikey, Station Master, Third Cadet and First Cadet |
| The Russian Maidens | Company |
| Why Don't You Try? | Charley Flipp (secretary to the widow, in love with Rose) and Rose (Widow's niece, in love with Mr. Flipp) |
| Molly O | Donald McGregor (a schemer, in love with widow) and Company |
| Specialty | Happy Hooligan (a national character, in and out of luck) and Company |
| Military Drill | Chorus |
| Railroad (Finale) | Company |
| ACT 2 | Sung By |
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| Moonlight | Rose (Widow's niece, in love with Mr. Flipp) and Company |
| Specialty | Trans-Atlantic Four |
| Specialty | Charley Flipp (secretary to the widow, in love with Rose) and Rose (Widow's niece, in love with Mr. Flipp) |
| Cherry Blossoms | Company |
| Yokahama | Rose (Widow's niece, in love with Mr. Flipp) and Company |
| ACT 3 | Sung By |
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| Auction Day | Company |
| Easy Street | Max Guggenheimer (another schemer, looking for wealth) and Company |
| Bull Frog and Coon | Widow Johnson (suddenly wealthy, on a tour of the world) and Company |
| The Old Black Crow | Happy Hooligan (a national character, in and out of luck) and Company |
| Away to the Dungeon Cell | Company |
| To Our Homes We'll Go | Company |
