MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Oct 01, 1907
Closing Date
Jun 06, 1908
Performances
282
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Opening night credits for this production have not yet been finalized.
Theatres
Herald Square Theatre
(Oct 01, 1907 - Jun 06, 1908)

Description
A musical in three acts

Setting
"The Universal," an American department store in London; The "Jardin de Paris," at Hammersmith.

Music by Howard Talbot; Book by Leedham Bantock and Arthur Anderson; Freely adapted and reconstructed by Edgar Smith; Lyrics by Arthur Anderson; Featuring "Much Obliged to You" by Benjamin Hapgood Burt; Featuring "When You Steal a Kiss or Two" by Kenneth S. Clark; Featuring "The Cherry in the Glass" by Paul Lincke; Featuring "The Cherry in the Glass" by Will D. Cobb; Featuring songs with lyrics by Lilla Cayley Robinson
Produced under the direction of J. C. Huffman and Julian Mitchell
Scenic Design by Arthur Voegtlin; Costume Design by William H. Matthews
Conducted by William E. MacQuinn
Henri Duval (manager)
John Blobbs (waiter at the Jardin de Paris)
 
Hon. Aubrey Battersea (friend of Lord Gushington)
 
Hawkins (waiter)
Millie Mostyn (overlady at "The Universal")
Mrs. Henry Schniff (formerly Mrs. Willoughby)
Ninette Valois (of the millinery department)
Henry Schniff (a soldier of misfortune)
Lord Augustine Gushington (familiarly known as "Gussie")
Dudley Cheatham (cashier)
Winnie Willoughby (Mrs. Schniff's daughter)
Charley Chetwynd (a self-made young millionaire)
Susie Scraggs (assistant cashier)
Hattie Tryon (shopper)
Kitty Ermine (shopper)
Hope Gonne (saleslady)
Lady Stonybroke (patron)
Tessie Temple (cash girl)
Dottie Styles (shopper)
Tompkins (waiter)
Rhode Rimple (cash girl)
Ponsonby (a chauffeur)
Sallie Sample (cash girl)
Vera Leight (saleslady)
Louis (booth attendant)
Simkins (waiter)
Mrs. Crossley-Shoppington
Mrs. Mark Down (patron)
Winnie Wimple (cash girl)
Mrs. Uneeda Wafer (patron)
Ensemble
Ensemble
Mrs. Canby Dunn (patron)
The Hon. Eunice Byington (patron)
Rita Ruffhouse (saleslady)
Ensemble
Tessie Tardington (saleslady)
Ensemble
Mrs. M. Whittington
Francois (booth attendant)
Ensemble
Lady Cheapington-Jones (patron)
Ida Knowington (saleslady)
John L. Fitz Corbet
Maggie (of the wrapping department)
Lord Rumbold (friend of Lord Gushington)
Grace Church (saleslady)
Lottie Munn (shopper)
Jean (booth attendant)
Ensemble
Maida Mantell (saleslady)
Willa Ketchum (saleslady)
Bliffkins (waiter)
Daisy Lyons (shopper)
Pierre (booth attendant)
Lady Bargyn-Hunter (patron)
Trixie Coates (shopper)
Mrs. C.O.D. Billings (patron)
Winnie Fellows (saleslady)
DeBelleville (porter for Millie Mostyn)
music by Howard Talbot; lyrics by Arthur Anderson
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
The Entreprising Frenchman
Henri Duval and Chorus
Flirting
Dudley Cheatham and Susie Scraggs
Eh? Ah? Oh!
Mrs. Henry Schniff
Shopping
Shoppers and Chorus
(The Best I Get Is) 'Much Obliged to You
(music by Benjamin Hapgood Burt; lyrics by Benjamin Hapgood Burt)
Millie Mostyn
The Bandbox Girl
Ninette Valois and Pony Ballet
Won't You Buy?
Winnie Willoughby and Charley Chetwynd
Act 2
Sung By
Frivolity
The Pony Ballet
I Want to Marry a Man (I Mean to Marry a Man)
Winnie Willoughby
The Glow-Worm
(music by Paul Lincke; lyrics by Lilla Cayley Robinson)
Winnie Willoughby
(Any Time You're) Passing By
Millie Mostyn
When You Steal a Kiss or Two (Making Love)
(music by Kenneth S. Clark; lyrics by Kenneth S. Clark)
Ninette Valois
The Cherry in the Glass
(music by Paul Lincke; lyrics by Will D. Cobb)
Charley Chetwynd
Now I've Married a Millionaire
Mrs. Henry Schniff
The Way of Trade
Susie Scraggs, Dudley Cheatham, The Pony Ballet and Chorus
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