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Everywoman
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| First Preview: | Total Previews: | ||
| Opening Date: | Feb 27, 1911 | ||
| Closing Date: | Mar 23, 1912 | Total Performances: | 189 |
Category: Play, Play with music, Original, Broadway
Description: A play in five acts
Setting: Everywoman's home, a metropolitan theatre, and New Year's Eve on Broadway
| Production Staff | |
|---|---|
| Produced by Henry W. Savage | |
| Music by George Whitefield Chadwick; Written by Walter Browne; Musical Director: Hugo Frey | |
| Staged by George Marion | |
| Scenic Design by Walter Burridge; Electrical Effects by Joseph Wilson; Costume Design by Hy. Mayer | |
| Cast |
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| Jean Barrett | Self | |
| Wilda Bennett | Conscience | |
| Vivian Blackburn | Vanity | |
| Rue Brown | Dimples | |
| Grace Calve | Curves | |
| William Calvin | Order | |
| Charlotte Carter | Curls | |
| H. Cooper Cliffe | Nobody | |
| Patricia Collinge | Youth | |
| Juliet Day | Modesty | |
| Frederic De Belleville | Wealth | |
| David Estoclet | Sneak | |
| Marjorie Fitch | Shape | |
| Eleanor Flowers | Flirt | |
| Richard Fuller | Law | |
| Suzette Gordon | Pert | |
| Laura Nelson Hall | Everywoman | |
| Stella Hammerstein | Vice | |
| Charles Hayne | Grovel | |
| Sydney Jarvis | Passion | |
| Kathleen Kerrigan | Greed | |
| Alice Kline | Shy | |
| Frank Lacy | Flattery | |
| Sarah Cowell Le Moyne | Truth | |
| Richard Lee | Puff | |
| Edward MacKay | King Love the First | |
| Barry Maxwell | Time | |
| Betty Murdoch | Smiles | |
| Hubert Osborne | Witless | |
| Aurora Piatt | Beauty | |
| Detmar Poppen | Charity | |
| Edna Porter | Giggles | |
| John L. Shine | Stuff | |
| Henry Wenman | Bluff | |
| McIntyre Wickstead | Age |
music by George Whitefield Chadwick
| ACT 1 | Sung By |
|---|---|
| Born of a sunbeam's purity | Youth, Beauty and Modesty |
| There shall come a time when... | Nobody |
| No stranger I when not active duty | Flattery |
| ACT 2 | Sung By |
| Two and two at its cue | |
| One by one beauty gone | |
| A little star crept out one night | Conscience |
| The sun smiles on virgin snow | |
| ACT 3 | Sung By |
| A flow'r was born in a garden fair | Conscience |
| Be-el-ze-bub! | Everywoman, Conscience and All |
| ACT 4 | Sung By |
| Full of glee, follow me | |
| Sing a merry song to Venus | |
| Happy New Year | |
| Behold! Time moweth us down.. |