MusicalComedy OperaOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Apr 08, 1910
Closing Date
Apr 30, 1910
Performances
27
MusicalComedy OperaOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

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Theatres
Hackett Theatre
(Apr 08, 1910 - Apr 30, 1910)
Description
An opera in three acts
Setting
Riverside Drive, New York
Produced by Byron Chandler
Music by Julian Edwards; Book by Walter Browne; Lyrics by Walter Browne; Musical Director: Emil Bierman
Staged by Edward P. Temple
Scenic Design by Lee Lash & Co.; Costume Design by William Henry Matthews
Marie Annis
Ella Willoughby
Ada Blair
Chorus
Hellen Cullinan
Dorothy Dingle
Eva Fallon
John Heath Goldsworthy
Sam Scumble
Sydney Grant
Jack WIlloughby
Frank Grom
Chorus
Audrey Hamilton
Sophia
Frances Keenan
Grace La Rue
Molly May
Maybelle LaVere
Chorus
Essie McClellan
Chorus
Sadie Melles
Bebe
 
Chorus
Margaret Messinger
Chorus
Miss Moon
Chorus
George Odell
Captain Tom Booker
Jack Polen
Chorus
Louise Prescott
Chorus
Kate Rolla
Mrs. Sparks
Frank W. Shea
Jenks
James E. Sullivan
Senator Sparks
Alice Tallant
Chorus
Rose Vaughn
Chorus
Velnette Vinton
Norah
 
Chorus
music by Julian Edwards; lyrics by Walter Browne
Act 1
Sung By
Maids and Mailmen
Chorus
O.I.C.
Sophia and Jenks
Though We're Rude in Thus Intruding
Chorus of Models
Toot, Toot, the Fog Horn Gay
Taxicabmen
When a Girl Leads the Band
Molly May and Chorus
Molly May
Molly May and Chorus
Sleep On! Snore On!
Mrs. Sparks, Ella Willoughby and Dorothy Dingle
Love Comes to Stay
Dorothy Dingle
The Way to See Him Home
Captain Tom Booker and Chorus
I Only Drink for Friendship's Sake (But I Have a Lot of Friends)
Jack WIlloughby and Chorus
Clap Hands
Molly May
Act 2
Sung By
Art with a Capital A
Sam Scumble and Chorus
Nancy
Molly May and Jack WIlloughby
The Butterfly and the Rose
Dorothy Dingle and Captain Tom Booker
My Turkish Maid
Molly May and Chorus
Posing
Molly May and Sam Scumble
Baby Grand
Jack WIlloughby
Act 3
Sung By
Hallowe'en
Dorothy Dingle, Captain Tom Booker and Chorus
Castles in the Air
Molly May
A Chinese Theatre
Jack WIlloughby
Photography
Molly May and Jack WIlloughby
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