MusicalExtravaganzaOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Dec 25, 1905
Closing Date
Jan 27, 1906
Performances
45
MusicalExtravaganzaOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

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Theatres
Lyric Theatre
(Dec 25, 1905 - Jan 27, 1906)
Description
A musical in two acts
Setting
Nottingham
Produced by Messrs. Shubert (Lee and J. J.) and John C. Fisher
Music by H. E. Haines; Written by A. M. Thompson and Robert Courtneidge; Lyrics by Charles M. Taylor; Additional lyrics by Robert B. Smith, Junie McCree and Arthur Weld; Additional music by Arthur Weld; Featuring songs by Alfred Solman and F. R. Babcock
Directed by R.H. Burnside and J. Paul Callam
Scenic Design by T. Holmes, R.C. McCleery, E. H. Ryan, Philip Howden and Stafford Hall; Costume Design by Wilhelm
Conducted by Arthur Weld
Will Archie
Charlie
Carrie Behr
Lena Pickles
Vera Cameron
Little John
Lillian Coleman
Cinderella
Adele Cox
Cissie
Edward Craven
The Dude
Gertrude Douglas
Dorothy
Lillian English
The Fairy God Mother
Eddie Garvie
The Cowardly Policeman
Florence Guise
Clorinda
Margaret King
Allan A'Dale
Maude Lambert
Robin Hood
Alfred Latell
Touser
Marie Leuyllemn
Phyllis
James C. Marlowe
Jack Tuff
Junie McCree
The Baron
alias Bill Burke
David Rogers
Chinaman
Florence Trevillion
Thysbie
Margaret Von Keese
Dorcas
Fred Walton
The Toy Soldier
Mildred Warde
Royal Messenger
Louis Wesley
Bill Ruff
Mabel Wilbur
Will Scarlet
music by H. E. Haines; lyrics by Charles M. Taylor
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
(It's a) Jolly Good Thing To Be Alive
Lena Pickles, Cissie and Charlie
An Outlaw Bold
(music by Arthur Weld; lyrics by Arthur Weld)
Robin Hood and Chorus
Robin Hood's Arrest
Ensemble
I Didn't Mean No Harm
(music by J. Fred Helf)
Charlie
The English Bow
Ensemble
The Firefly and the Rose
(music by Nat D. Mann)
Cinderella and Chorus
I Would Like to Be Your Pal
(lyrics by Junie McCree)
The Baron, Lena Pickles and Chorus
How D'Ye Do?
(music by F. R. Babcock; lyrics by F. R. Babcock)
Robin Hood and Cinderella
March of the Toys
(music by Jerome D. Kern)
Chorus
The Music of the Band
(music by Dan Lipton; lyrics by Raymond Browne)
Chorus
Act 2
Sung By
Tailor's Dummy
Cinderella and Chorus
Milo (You're Just My Style-O)
(music by Alfred Solman; lyrics by Benjamin Hapgood Burt)
The Baron and Chorus
Knock Wood
(music by Raymond Hubbell)
The Baron, Jack Tuff and Bill Ruff
(By) The Light of the Honeymoon (or Kiss Me and Say You'll Be Mine)
(music by Anne Caldwell; lyrics by James O'Dea)
Robin Hood and Chorus
If I But Dared
(music by Nat D. Mann)
Robin Hood
Gee, But This Is a Lonesome Town
(music by Billy Gaston; lyrics by Billy Gaston)
The Cowardly Policeman
Think It Over
(music by Alfred E. Aarons)
The Baron, The Cowardly Policeman, Jack Tuff and Bill Ruff
Finale
Chorus
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