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A Broken Idol   

 
Herald Square Theatre , (8/16/1909 - 9/18/1909)
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Opening Date:Aug 16, 1909   
Closing Date:Sep 18, 1909 Total Performances:40

Category: Musical, Farce, Original, Broadway
Description: A musical in two acts
Setting: Los Angeles and Santa Monica, California


Production Staff
Produced by F. C. Whitney
Music by Egbert Van Alstyne; Book by Hal Stephens; Lyrics by Harry Williams; Additional music by Jean Schwartz; Musical Director: Fred Eustice
Directed by Gus Sohlke
Scenic Design by D. Frank Dodge; Costume Design by Lord and Taylor and Frank Hayden
Cast
David Andrada Lord Dunby
Ethel Aris Chorus
Bertee Beaumont Chorus
Isabel Berclay Chorus
Joseph A. Bingham Chorus
Marjorie Cogan Chorus
Lawrence Comer Sun Lee Loo
Connie Farber Chorus
Irene Farber Chorus
Franklin Foster Chorus
Laura Gaynelle Chorus
Billie Grant Chorus
Laura Guerite Mlle. Marie De Deau
Otis Harlan Doc Whatt
Lillian Hazel Chorus
Fred Hill Officer Jenkins
Otto Hoffman J. Ely Muddleford
Forrest Huff Jack Mason
Grace La Rue Chorus
Marie Lamar Chorus
Lee Leontine Chorus
Gypsy Mooney Chorus
Carrie E. Perkins Mrs. Lucretia Muddleford
George Richards Silas Pugsley
Gertrude Rutland Chorus
Maxwell Sargent Henry
Margie Stiles Servant Girl
Chorus
Olivette TreMayne Chorus
Jerome Van Norden Chorus
Agnes Vars Chorus
Madge Voe Sing Wee
Ethel White Chorus
Violet Winters Chorus
Millie Woods Chorus
Alice Yorke Marion Pugsley
music by Egbert Van Alstyne; lyrics by Harry Williams
(Unless otherwise noted)
  

ACT 1Sung By
Cured Doc Whatt and Boys
(A Little) China Doll Marion Pugsley, Dutch Soldiers and China Dolls
Marie Mlle. Marie De Deau and Viviandiers
Love Makes the World Go Round Doc Whatt, Marion Pugsley, Jack Mason and Chorus
ACT 2Sung By
Happy Days
(music by Jean Schwartz)		Chorus
(That's the) Sign of the Honeymoon Marion Pugsley and Jack Mason
Bobbing Up and Down Lord Dunby
Poor Old Dad in New York for the Summer Marion Pugsley, J. Ely Muddleford, Mrs. Lucretia Muddleford and Bathing Girls
Yankee Land Mlle. Marie De Deau and Chorus
Alabama Doc Whatt and Girls