MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Jan 02, 1911
Closing Date
Apr 01, 1911
Performances
104
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

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Theatres
Globe Theatre
(Jan 02, 1911 - Apr 01, 1911)
Description
A musical in three acts
Setting
Borivenia and Washington, D.C.
Produced by Charles Dillingham
Music by Leslie Stuart; Book by Henry Blossom; Lyrics by Henry Blossom; From a story by George Ade; Musical Director: William E. MacQuinn
Staged by Austin Hurgon
Costume Design by Percy Anderson
Edna Bates
Chorus
Julia Beaubien
Chorus
Alys Belga
Chorus
Leila Benton
Chorus
Babe Beresford
Chorus
Jackie Beryl
Chorus
Jane Bliss
Chorus
Elizabeth Brice
Lutie Longstreet
Max Brown
Chorus
Sam Burbank
Tom Golding
 
Chorus
Evelyn Carson
Chorus
Joseph Cawthorn
Herr Louis von Schloppenhauer
Peggy Dana
Chorus
Arthur J. Engel
Baluchistan
Helen Falconer
Chorus
May Fields
Chorus
Julia Frary
Princess Jeneka
Dolly Germaine
Chorus
Fred Gould
Chorus
Norah Gourley
Chorus
Josephine Harriman
Chorus
Pauline Hathaway
Chorus
Carl Hayden
Hamdi Pasha
Bessie Holbrook
Chorus
Elsie Janis
Princess Kalora
Charles Judels
Count Luigi Tincagni Tomasso
Josephine Kernell
Chorus
Alice Keyes
Chorus
Charles King
"Tod" Norcross
Josephine Lachmar
Chorus
Albert Lamson
Chorus
Wallace McCutcheon
Alex Pike
Joseph C. Miron
Prince Selim Malagsaki
Ralph Nairn
Hon. Crawley Plumston
Anna Pallas
Chorus
Estelle Perry
Chorus
Fred Pirkuritz
Chorus
Henrietta Pouts
Chorus
Peggy Preston
Chorus
Olive Quimby
Chorus
Eugene Revere
Harry Romaine
Margaret St. Clair
Chorus
Elise Steele
Chorus
Harriet Sterling
A Visitor
Albert Stewart
Lucas
Mona Trieste
Chorus
Queenie Vassar
Madame Saidis
Neil Walton
Bokhara
Kate Wingfield
Mrs. Plumston
music by Leslie Stuart; lyrics by Henry Blossom
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
When the Guards Go Marching By
Hamdi Pasha and Male Chorus
I Like 'Em Plump
Love's Lesson
Female Chorus
A Little Pot of Tea
Hon. Crawley Plumston and Chorus
Kalora's Entrance
Prince Selim Malagsaki, Princess Kalora and Chorus
My Yankee Doodle Girl
(music by John L. Golden and Victor Herbert)
Act 2
We Will Not Live in a Little Bungalow
Nursery Rhymes
I'm Glad My Home Is in the States
The Land of the Free
Do You Belong to Anyone in Particular
Act 3
A Certain Sort of Father
Oh! what a Chance to Take
Queen of My Dreams
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