MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Jan 05, 1904
Closing Date
Jan 16, 1904
Performances
15
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Daly's Theatre
(Jan 05, 1904 - Jan 16, 1904)
Description
A musical in two acts
Setting
Coverdale Arms and Coverdale Castle in the middle of the eighteenth century
Produced by Charles Frohman
Music by Sidney Jones; Book by George H. Jessop; Lyrics by George H. Jessop; Additional lyrics by Percy Greenbank and Charles H. Taylor; Musical Director: W. P. Brown
Staged by Gilbert Laye
Dorothy Allen
Chorus
Anna Baker
Chorus
Allston Bent
Chorus
Jeanne Bernard
Chorus
Anna Boyd
Mademoiselle Mirabeau
C. S. Calhoun
Chorus
Richard F. Carroll
Mickey O'Dowd
servant to Captain Harry
Edward Chappell
Head Groom
Isabel Cheshire
Chorus
Mae Clark
Chorus
Viola Clayton
Chorus
Sydney Deane
Captain Harry Romney
May Densmore
Chorus
Clara Eckstrom
Chorus
Amy Forsland
Chorus
Kate Haddon
Chorus
John Henderson
Judge Romney
father to Harry
Lillian Jones
Chorus
Alice Judson
Hester
Lady Molly's confidential maid
Amy Lesser
Lucy
a chambermaid
 
Chorus
Luke Martin
Landlord
of Coverdale Arms
Margaretta Masi
Chorus
Ezra Matthews
Martin
servant at Coverdale Castle
 
Chorus
Mary McLane
Chorus
Sadie Melles
Chorus
Claire Moore
Chorus
W. J. Morgan
Owen
servant at Coverdale Arms
 
Chorus
Blanche Morrell
Chorus
Francis Motley
Head Waiter
Maud Nelson
Chorus
Ruby Petrie
Chorus
Vera Pindar
Chorus
Aline Potter
Chorus
Arthur Rice
Roger
servant at Coverdale Castle
 
Chorus
Adele Ritchie
Alice Coverdale
daughter to Sir Miles
Belle Robinson
Allison
a chambermaid
 
Chorus
Elizabeth Sanger
Chorus
Vesta Tilley
Lady Molly Martingale
David Torrence
Sir Miles Coverdale
Oriska Worden
Housekeeper
at Coverdale Arms
Ray Youngman
Lionel Bland
music by Sidney Jones; lyrics by George H. Jessop
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
Brushes and brooms
Chorus
There Is the Key
Landlord
A Man May Know No Voice of Friend
Landlord
There's a Little Maid (I Know)
(lyrics by Percy Greenbank)
Lionel Bland
The Land of Make Believe
Alice Coverdale and Lionel Bland
But, Oh Beware
Mademoiselle Mirabeau, Alice Coverdale, Lionel Bland and Landlord
Ballinasloe
Mickey O'Dowd
Oh! I'll Greet Him Soft and Slow
Lady Molly Martingale and Hester
(Ye) Wear 'em Wid an Air
Mickey O'Dowd, Lady Molly Martingale and Hester
Hurrah for the Field
Sir Miles Coverdale, Landlord and Chorus
The Merry Medieval Maid
(lyrics by Percy Greenbank)
Alice Coverdale
Topers fling your glasses aside
Chorus
Though You May Choose
Captain Harry Romney and Lionel Bland
Here's a nice to do
Chorus
We saw the swords
Chorus
To You, Sir Miles
Captain Harry Romney
Rougue detected
Principals
Act 2
Sung By
How do you do
Chorus
I Mean to Be a Good Girl Now
Alice Coverdale and Chorus
A Regular Parley-voo
Mickey O'Dowd and Mademoiselle Mirabeau
Once Too Often
Lady Molly Martingale
Kiss lad and never tell
Sir Miles Coverdale, Lady Molly Martingale and Alice Coverdale
At My Lady's Feet
Captain Harry Romney
Suppose a highwayman you were
Alice Coverdale, Lionel Bland, Captain Harry Romney and Lady Molly Martingale
Trousseau
Hester
A chance dear girls
Chorus
Don't Whistle So Loud
Mickey O'Dowd
Now the chancel waits
Chorus
Opeless ze state of me
Mademoiselle Mirabeau
What's the Matter
Chorus
To-day
Lady Molly Martingale and Captain Harry Romney
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