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Modest Suzanne   

 
Liberty Theatre , (1/01/1912 - 1/20/1912)
First Preview: Total Previews:
Opening Date:Jan 01, 1912   
Closing Date:Jan 20, 1912 Total Performances:24

Category: Musical, Operetta, Original, Broadway
Description: An operetta in three acts
Setting: Paris, France


Production Staff
Produced by A. H. Woods and H. H. Frazee
Music by Jean Gilbert; Book by Harry B. Smith and Robert B. Smith; Lyrics by Harry B. Smith and Robert B. Smith; Adapted from the French of Maurice Desvallierčs and Antony Mars; Based on the German of Georg Okonkowsky; Musical Director: Louis F. Gottschalk
Staged by George Marion
Costume Design by Mme. Francis; Scenic Design by Dodge and Castle
Cast
Lillian Baker Chorus
Portia Belma Chorus
Harriet Burt Rose
J. Campbell Chorus
Claudia Clark Mina
W. S. Clark Chorus
Alice Clayton Chorus
Lester Corrish Gustave
Chorus
Bertha Dehan Chorus
H. Durham Chorus
Sallie Fisher Suzanne
Stanley G. Ford Baron Dauvray
A. Frewn Chorus
Gertrude Gibbons Chorus
Mildred Gibson Chorus
Mabelle Glynn Chorus
William Glynn Chorus
Gendarme
D. Haverty Police Sergeant
Chorus
H. Hoffman Chorus
G. Hughes Chorus
John L. Kearney Monsieur Pomeral
Bessie Lawlor Chorus
Charlotte Leslay Mariette
Florence Martin Jacqueline
Mabel Merlin Chorus
J. Miller Chorus
Millie Murray Phrynette
Marcia Nash Chorus
D. O'Leary Chorus
Kathryn Osterman Baroness Delphine Dauvray
Arthur Stanford Rene
Helen Steeves Chorus
Virginia Steinhardt Chorus
Dorothy Stoy Chorus
Kitty Swagne Chorus
Ernest Torrence Professor Charcot
Roy Torry Chorus
Catherine Ursprung Chorus
Josie Ursprung Chorus
Corrine Uzzell Tina
Sherman Wade Alexis
Ezra C. Walck Emil
Georgette Warren Chorus
Lawrence Wheat Hubert
Joseph Zaino Felix
music by Jean Gilbert; lyrics by Harry B. Smith and Robert B. Smith
(Unless otherwise noted)
  

ACT 1Sung By
Virtue Is Its Own Reward Baron Dauvray and Chorus
(A) Model Married Pair Suzanne and Monsieur Pomeral
Paris Suzanne, Rene and Hubert
ACT 2Sung By
(I Would Like to See the) Peaches
(music by Jean Schwartz)		Hubert
Confidence Suzanne and Hubert
(The) Tangoland Tap
(music by Jean Schwartz; lyrics by Grant Clarke)		Rene and Chorus
All the World Loves a Lover Suzanne and Chorus
Father and Son Suzanne, Jacqueline, Rose, Rene, Hubert and Baron Dauvray
ACT 3Sung By
The Return Hubert and Baron Dauvray
Suzanne, Suzanne Suzanne, Baron Dauvray, Hubert and Rene