MusicalOperettaOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Sep 18, 1911
Closing Date
Dec 02, 1911
Performances
88
MusicalOperettaOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Casino Theatre
(Sep 18, 1911 - Dec 02, 1911)
Description
An operetta in two acts
Setting
The Hotel Elektra in the Riviera and The Villa Wildenberg
Produced by Sam S. and Lee Shubert, Inc.
Music by C. M. Ziehrer; Written by Edgar Smith; American Lyrics by Matthew Woodward; Based on the Viennese operette "Liebeswalzer" by Robert Bodansky and Alfred Grunbaum; Musical Director: Frank Tours; Featuring songs by Harry Gifford, Alfred Lawrence, Tom Mellor, Leslie Stuart, Lou Hirsch and Jerome Kern
Staged by J. C. Huffman; Musical Staging by William J. Wilson; Dances staged by Gus Sohlke
Scenic Design by H. Robert Law; Costume Design by Melville Ellis
Margaret Adair
Chorus
Mae Allen
Lady Henrietta
May Arnold
Chorus
Anna Berg
Chorus
Charles Bigelow
Leopold Fuhringer
Josephine Bramdell
Chorus
Martin Brown
Paul von Gervais
Winifred Browne
Chorus
Helen Clagett
Chorus
Ethel Collinson
Chorus
James Curran
Chorus
Eva Davenport
Kathi
Mae Dealy
Chorus
Ethel Dennison
Chorus
Claudia Esmond
Chorus
Irving Feiner
Chorus
Louis Finity
Chorus
Elsie Froehlich
Chorus
Marion George
Chorus
Robert Gilbert
Chorus
Lew Graham
Chorus
George Gray
Chorus
Estelle Grayce
Chorus
Frederick Hamilton
Chorus
Agnes Hebron
Chorus
Frank Hempstone
Chorus
Olga Hempstone
Mlle. Florine
Helen Lloyd
Chorus
Clarence Lutz
Chorus
Florence Mallory
Chorus
Mildred Manners
Madame Ritzi
 
Chorus
Blanche Marr
Chorus
Violet Marsden
Chorus
Cecile Mayo
Chorus
Robert Milliken
Brissard
 
Bertram
Nemo Ormsden
Chorus
George Pauncefort
Marquis Roget
LeRoy Pruette
Chorus
William Pruette
Count Arthur Wildenberg
Vivian Raymond
Chorus
Adele Rowland
Antschi
Elsa Ryan
Jenny
Oscar Schwartz
Jacques
 
Albert
Isador Snee
Chorus
Florence Summerville
Chorus
Frances Summerville
Chorus
Camille Truesdale
Chorus
May Von Sommerfeld
Chorus
F. E. Walker
Chorus
Robert Warwick
Guido Spini
Ethel Weir
An American Girl
Lillian Wiggins
Lady Helene
Annette Woodman
Chorus
Sue Young
Chorus
Flora Zabelle
Nella
music by Carl M. Ziehrer; lyrics by Matthew Woodward
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
(The) Belle of Vienne (The Girl from Vienne)
(music by Leslie Stuart)
Antschi and Chorus
Do As You Please
(music by Martin Brown, Harry Gifford, Alfred Lawrence and Tom Mellor; lyrics by Martin Brown, Harry Gifford, Alfred Lawrence and Tom Mellor)
Jenny and Paul von Gervais
Ta-Ta, Little Girl
(music by Jerome Kern)
Paul von Gervais and Chorus
Elevation (What I Seen I Done)
(music by Lou Hirsch)
Kathi
(The) Kiss Waltz
Nella and Guido Spini
Act 2
Sung By
O'er the Blue Waters (Barcarolle)
Count Arthur Wildenberg and Chorus
Love Is Like a Little Rubber Band (Hoop Song)
(music by Jerome Kern)
Jenny and Chorus
Laughing Song
Kathi
Oh! You Girls!
Guido Spini and Chorus
Love's Charming Art (The Dove Duet)
(music by Jerome Kern)
Antschi and Paul von Gervais
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