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Hippodrome Theatre , (8/30/1913 - 3/28/1914)
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Opening Date:Aug 30, 1913   
Closing Date:Mar 28, 1914 Total Performances:360

Category: Musical, Revue, Spectacle, Original, Broadway
Description: A revue in three acts, a prologue and 15 Scenes


Production Staff
Produced by Messrs. Shubert (Lee and J. J.)
Book by John P. Wilson; Music by Manuel Klein; Lyrics by Manuel Klein; Musical Director: Manuel Klein; Assistant Musical Dir.: Philip Lemlein; Additional lyrics by John P. Wilson
Conceived by Arthur Voegtlin; Staged by William J. Wilson; Resident Stage Director: William G. Stewart
Costume Design by Laura McGeachey, P. J. Mathews and Will R. Barnes
Stage Manager: Joseph L. Hanrahan; Assistant Stage Mgr: Billie Belton and Harry Millirns
Cast
George Adams Columbus
Old Cracker
Elsie Baird Lucy Mortimer
Haywood's accomplice
Angel Barbara Con Carne Vendor
Angelo Barborn Hi Stebbens
a farm hand
Nina Chapman Dancing Ensemble
Alex Craig Train Caller
Margaret Crawford Mrs. Beacon-Hill
a chaperone
Inez
Lola's friend
Nellie Doner Sallie Perkins
a milkmaid
Sa Ko En Te Tha Indian Chief
Equila Brothers Specialty
Stanley Ferguson Dancing Ensemble
Mammy
Johnny Fleming Dancing Ensemble
Flash Negro
John Foster John Strong
a New England farmer
Manager of Ponce de Leon Hotel
"The Colonel"
Commandant at Panama
Guide
Albert Froome Macklin Haywood
an underground spy
Felix Haney Jason Sellers
a farm boy
Spook Hanson Dancing Ensemble
Barber
Harry L. Jackson Captain Wilkes
of the US Calvary
Harry La Pearl A Yokel
Dancing Ensemble
Shellfish Vendor
John Lovely Dancing Ensemble
Maybelle McDonald Lola
the Pearl of Panama
Vivian Phillips
Forsythe's sweetheart
Tommy Mullins Millionaire
E. Percy Parsons John
the blacksmith
"Cherokee Bill" Phelps
a western sheriff
Priest
A Vaquero
Jack Pritchard Dancing Ensemble
Joseph Redman "Slippery Sam" Crocker
Haywood's pal
Pedro
a Panama Swell
William C. Reid Lieut. Frank Forsythe
of the US Engineers
Jeanne Ribierre Solo Dancer
Harold A. Robe Professor Strunz
an ethical instructor
Eddie Russell Dancing Ensemble
James Smith Dancing Ensemble
Daisy Smythe Solo Dancer
Harry Taylor Dancing Ensemble
The Phyllis Equestrians Specialty
The Walthours Specialty
The Wonderful Woodchoppers Specialty
Von Schettka Solo Dancer
Irene Ward Samantha Stubbs
a housekeeper
Millionaire's Wife
Ysabel
Lola's friend
Jack Warren Detectice Scalds
of the Secret Service
Fib Whiteside Solo Dancer
music by Manuel Klein; lyrics by Manuel Klein
(Unless otherwise noted)
  

ACT 1Sung By
Though Hearts We May Secure Mrs. Beacon-Hill (a chaperone) and Professor Strunz (an ethical instructor)
Good-Bye, Hiram College Boys
My Wife's Gone Men
A Gay Excursion Mrs. Beacon-Hill (a chaperone) and Professor Strunz (an ethical instructor)
The U.S.A. Limited Lieut. Frank Forsythe (of the US Engineers) and Entire Ensemble
The Girl in the Gingham (Gown) John (the blacksmith), Vivian Phillips (Forsythe's sweetheart), Haywagon Girls, Milkmaids, Haymakers and Farm Hands
Dark Eyes (Am Now A Shinin' for You)
(lyrics by John P. Wilson)		The Overseers
Mister Soldier Man Sextette and Ensemble
Ragtime in the Air Entire Hippodrome Company
ACT 2Sung By
Lola Quintette
Merry Little Chop Chop The Wonderful Woodchoppers