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| Opening Date: | Jan 27, 1902 |
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| Closing Date: | Mar 1902 |
Total Performances: | 48 |
| ACT 1 | Sung By |
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| Flowers a-blooming so gay | Chorus |
| The Credit's Due to Me | Clerks and Chorus |
| The Silver Star of Love | Dolores |
| Chorus of Welcome | Chorus |
| Come and See Our Island | Clerks and English Girls |
| When I Leave Town | Lady Hollyrood |
| The Fellow Who Might Be/ Galloping | Angela Gilfain and Captain Arthur Donegal |
| I Want to Marry a Man, I Do | Lady Hollyrood, Cyrus Gilfain and Anthony Tweedlepunch |
| Phrenology | Cyrus Gilfain and Chorus |
| (When) An Interfering Person | Lady Hollyrood, Angela Gilfain, Captain Arthur Donegal and Anthony Tweedlepunch |
| (Under) the Shade of the Palm | Frank Abercoed |
| Finale | Chorus |
| ACT 2 | Sung By |
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| Tact | Lady Hollyrood and Chorus |
| When You're a Millionaire | Cyrus Gilfain and Chorus |
| Tell Me, Pretty Maiden | Clerks and English Girls |
| We Get Up at 8 A.M. | Leandro and Valeda |
Willie Was a Gay Boy
(lyrics by Alfred Murray) | Angela Gilfain |
| When We're on the Stage (We're Both on the Stage) | Dolores and Anthony Tweedlepunch |
I've an Inkling
(music by Paul Rubens) | Lady Hollyrood |
(The) Queen of the Philippine Islands (His Only Love)
(music by Paul Rubens) | Dolores |
I Want to Be a Military Man
(lyrics by Frank A. Clement) | Captain Arthur Donegal and Chorus |
