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Eva   

 
New Amsterdam Theatre , (12/30/1912 - 1/18/1913)
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Opening Date:Dec 30, 1912   
Closing Date:Jan 18, 1913 Total Performances:24

Category: Musical, Original, Broadway
Description: A musical in three acts
Setting: Main office of a glass-factory in Belgium, on a Sunday morning. Garden of factory owner's mansion at night. Ellie's apartment in Paris on a winter afternoon 5 months later.


Production Staff
Produced by Klaw & Erlanger
Book by Glen MacDonough; Music by Franz Lehár; Lyrics by Glen MacDonough; Based on the original Viennese operetta "Eva" by Robert Bodansky and Dr. A. M. Willner; Musical Director: Hugo Reisenfeld
Staged by Herbert Gresham; Choreographed by Julian Mitchell
Costume Design by F. Richard Anderson; Lighting Design by Frank Detering
Cast
Marie Ashton Ellie
Of the Folies Bergere
Edna Broderick Yvonne
Viola Cain Maid
Fawn Conway Hortense
Friend of Octave
Sallie Fisher Eva
An apprentice at the factory
W. T. Ford Edmond
Friend of Octave
Alma Francis Pipsi Paquerette
A Parisienne in search of adventure
John Gibson Matthew
A porter
Walter Lawrence Dagobert Millefleurs
Octave's butterfly unclem whom he struggles to ref
Alden McClaskie Freddie
Friend of Octave
Wallace McCutcheon Antoine
Private Secretary
T. J. McGrane Larousse
Foster-father of Eva and foreman of the factory
John Daly Murphy Voisin
Manager of the facotry
Walter Percival Octave Flaubert
Parisian man about town who falls heir to the fact
Marie Vernon Lizette
Friend of Octave
music by Franz Lehar; lyrics by Glen MacDonough 

ACT 1Sung By
We'll the new master greet Chorus
The Voice of Paris Pipsi Paquerette (A Parisienne in search of adventure) and Dagobert Millefleurs (Octave's butterfly unclem whom he struggles to ref)
Vision Song Eva (An apprentice at the factory)
Love is a Pilgrim Eva (An apprentice at the factory)
Joy and Glass Octave Flaubert (Parisian man about town who falls heir to the fact), Voisin (Manager of the facotry) and Dagobert Millefleurs (Octave's butterfly unclem whom he struggles to ref)
You are the foster father Octave Flaubert (Parisian man about town who falls heir to the fact), Eva (An apprentice at the factory) and Larousse (Foster-father of Eva and foreman of the factory)
ACT 2Sung By
Let us whirl, swirl, twirl
The Starlight Guards Pipsi Paquerette (A Parisienne in search of adventure), Dagobert Millefleurs (Octave's butterfly unclem whom he struggles to ref) and Double Octette
Life Is a Masquerade Eva (An apprentice at the factory), Dagobert Millefleurs (Octave's butterfly unclem whom he struggles to ref) and Antoine (Private Secretary)
Cinderella Octave Flaubert (Parisian man about town who falls heir to the fact) and Eva (An apprentice at the factory)
To what I say, attention pay Dagobert Millefleurs (Octave's butterfly unclem whom he struggles to ref), Octave Flaubert (Parisian man about town who falls heir to the fact), Eva (An apprentice at the factory) and Pipsi Paquerette (A Parisienne in search of adventure)
ACT 3Sung By
The Unrepentant Butterfly Dagobert Millefleurs (Octave's butterfly unclem whom he struggles to ref) and Chorus
The Imp of Montmartre Pipsi Paquerette (A Parisienne in search of adventure) and Octave Flaubert (Parisian man about town who falls heir to the fact)
Love is a Pilgrim Eva (An apprentice at the factory)
The Quarrel Duet Pipsi Paquerette (A Parisienne in search of adventure) and Dagobert Millefleurs (Octave's butterfly unclem whom he struggles to ref)
Octave, I love you so! Eva (An apprentice at the factory) and Octave Flaubert (Parisian man about town who falls heir to the fact)