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Peggy from Paris   

 
Wallack's Theatre , (9/10/1903 - 11/21/1903)
First Preview: Total Previews:
Opening Date:Sep 10, 1903   
Closing Date:Nov 21, 1903 Total Performances:85

Category: Musical, Comedy, Original, Broadway
Description: A musical in a prologue and two acts
Setting: Hickory Creek and Chicago, Illinois


Production Staff
Produced by Henry W. Savage
Book by George Ade; Music by William Lorraine; Lyrics by George Ade; Featuring songs with lyrics by Harry B. Marshall
Staged by George Marion
Scenic Design by Walter Burridge and Edward La Moss
Cast
Dan Baker Walt Quackenbush
M. Hommard
Guelma L. Baker Lutie Plummer
George A. Beane Montague Fish
Harry Benham Lem Harvey
Chorus
George F. Bennett Dickey Drexel
Georgia Caine Peggy Plummer
Cyril Chadwick Chorus
Blanche Collette Chorus
Arthur Deagon Reginald Hickey
Goodwal Dickerman Hon Japez Flanders
Olga Fredericks Chorus
Blanche Gilson Mrs. Tuft-Hunter
Alice Hageman Mrs. Montague Fish
Helen Hale Lilly Ann Lynch
Olivette Haynes Tessie Higgins
Chorus
Louise Jansen Chorus
Carolyn Lilja Chorus
Anita Marik Chorus
Paul Nicholson Cicero J. Grampis
E.H. O'Connor M. Folies-Bergere
Jim Peasley
John P. Park Alexander Nerveen
Esta Reed Mrs. Homer Ketcham
Chorus
George Richards Captain Alonzo Plummer
Josie Sadler Sophie Blatz
music by William Lorraine; lyrics by George Ade
(Unless otherwise noted)
  

Happy, Happy Illinois
Highfalutin Music
Old Fashioned Songs
The (Regular) Limited Train
ACT 1
We Are the Principals Chorus
(We're True to the) College Days
Art
(My) Emmaleen
The Girl Who Comes in From the West
Welcome
Gay Fleurette
ACT 2
When He's Not Near
The Little Tip
Chappies' Song
Autograph Girls' Song
Henny Sophie Blatz
Henny
(My) Emmaleen
Here's Happy Days to You Ensemble
Come Little Chic
Imported, Yes We Are
Lil, I Like You
I Left My Heart in Dixie
(lyrics by Harry B. Marshall)