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The Darling of the Gods
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| First Preview: | Total Previews: | 0 | |
| Opening Date: | Dec 03, 1902 | ||
| Closing Date: | May 1903 | Total Performances: | 182 |
Category: Play, Drama, Original, Broadway
Setting: Japan. During the period of the "sword edict", when the Emperor took away the swords of the Samurai - the two-sword men.
| Production Staff | |
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| Theatre Owned / Operated by David Belasco | |
| Produced by David Belasco | |
| Written by David Belasco and John Luther Long; Incidental music by William Furst; Musical Director: William Furst | |
| Production Supervised by David Belasco; Staged by David Belasco | |
| Scenic Design by Ernest Gros; Wig Design by Hepner; Stage decorations and accessories after designs by Wilfred Buckland; Costume Design by Mme. Freisinger; Costumes based on designs by Genjiro Yeto | |
| Business Manager: Benjamin F. Roeder | |
| Stage Manager: F. A. Thomson; Assistant Stage Mgr: E. P. Wilks and Westropp Saunders | |
| Properties: Henry Gebhardt and Edward Siedle | |
| Press Representative: Charles E. Cook; Electrician: Louis Hartmann and Kliegl Brothers | |
| Cast |
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| Blanche Bates | Yo-San Daughter of the Prince of Tosan |
| F. Andrews | Shusshoo Major Domo |
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| George Arliss | Zakkuri Minister of War |
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| Harrison Armstrong | Inu a Corean Giant, Yo-San's slave |
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| Mrs. F. M. Bates | The Fox Woman Who is said to "devour men's souls" |
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| J. Harry Benrimo | Kato a fisher of carp |
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| Bento Kara's Two-sword Man |
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| Albert Bruning | Tonda-Tanji Nephew of Zakkuri |
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| Nagoya Kara's Two-sword Man |
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| Winthrop Chamberlain | Tcho spy of Zakkuri |
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| Gentleman of Rank | ||
| Miss Coleman | Geisha Girl | |
| John Dunton | Taro spy of Zakkuri |
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| Takoro Kara's Two-sword Man |
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| Gentleman of Rank | ||
| Rankin Duvall | Migaku The Shadow, spy of Zakkuri |
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| Korin Kara's Two-sword Man |
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| Miss Earle | Singing Girl | |
| Miss Ellis | Geisha Girl | |
| Arthur Garnell | Kojin Gatherer of Geisha tattle, spy of Zakkuri |
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| Kaye Kara's Two-sword Man |
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| Robert T. Haines | Kara Outlaw Prince and leader of the two-sword men |
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| France Hamilton | Madame Asani The beautiful Geisha of Red Maple Gardens |
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| Legrand Howland | First Secretary | |
| Charles Ingram | Crier of the Night Hours | |
| Miss Karle | Geisha Girl | |
| Cooper Leonard | Admiral Tano guest at the Feast of a Thousand Welcomes |
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| Adah Lewis | Setsu Yo-San's maid |
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| Madeleine Livingston | Nu a singing girl |
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| Singing Girl | ||
| Miss Mardell | Geisha Girl | |
| Mr. Meehan | Gentleman of Rank | |
| Gaston Mervale | Banza Priest of the Band of Samurai, Kara's Two-sword Man |
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| Warren Milford | Hassebe Soyemon guest at the Feast of a Thousand Welcomes |
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| Miss Mirien | Singing Girl | |
| May Montford | Isamu Chidori's maid |
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| Eleanor Moretti | Rosy Sky a dweller in "The City Without Nights" |
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| Maurice Pike | Kugo The Gnarled-Back, spy of Zakkuri |
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| Mr. Redmund | Gentleman of Rank | |
| Dorothy Revelle | Kaede a teacher of manners |
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| A.D. Richards | Second Secretary | |
| Nagoji Kara's Two-sword Man |
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| Gentleman of Rank | ||
| Helen Russell | Niji-Onna Little Lady of the Rain-bow, Rosy Sky's maid |
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| Westropp Saunders | Man in The Lantern | |
| James W. Shaw | Sir Yuke-Yume guest at the Feast of a Thousand Welcomes |
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| Gentleman of Rank | ||
| Dexter Smith | Jutsu Kara's Two-sword Man |
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| Gentleman of Rank | ||
| Mr. Stevens | Gentleman of Rank | |
| Edward Talford | Lord Chi-Chi guest at the Feast of a Thousand Welcomes |
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| F. A. Thomson | The Imperial Messenger | |
| Frederic A. Thomson | Tori Kara's Two-sword Man |
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| Joseph Tuohy | Ato Watcher of Watchers, spy of Zakkuri |
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| Miss Vista | Geisha Girl | |
| Charles Walcot | Saigon Prince of Tosan |
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| Mrs. Charles Walcot | Chidori Tonda-Tanji's Aunt |
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| Richard Warner | Kosa Kara's Two-sword Man |
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| Carleton Webster | Yoban Watcher at the Prince of Tosan's Yashiki |
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| Madge West | Little Sano Son of Nagoya |
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| E. P. Wilks | Shiba Teller of who Comes and who Goes, spy of Zakkuri |
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| Miss Winard | Geisha Girl |
