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Cousin Lucy   

 
George M. Cohan's Theatre , (8/27/1915 - 10/02/1915)
First Preview: Total Previews:
Opening Date:Aug 27, 1915   
Closing Date:Oct 02, 1915 Total Performances:43

Category: Play, Comedy, Play with music, Original, Broadway
Description: A play in three acts
Setting: New York City


Production Staff
Produced by A. H. Woods
Written by Charles Klein; Music by Jerome Kern; Lyrics by Schuyler Greene; Musical Director: August Kleinecke; Additional music by August Kleinecke and Percy Wenrich; Music orchestrated by Frank Saddler; Additional lyrics by Edward Madden
Staged by Robert Milton; Choreographed by Dave Bennett
Scenic Design by Homer Emens; Costume Design by Melville Ellis
Cast
J. W. Ashley Broad
James Budd Chauffeur
Ned Burton James Baldwin
Claudia Carlstead Ensemble
Marie Chambers Mrs. Hillary Bronson
Leo Donnelly Klayburgh
Julian Eltinge Jerry Jackson
Claiborne Foster Dorothy Walbrook
Henry Friend Policeman
Edith Hanbury Mrs. Henshaw
Elsie Marquette Ensemble
Jane Oaker Queeny
Lillian Ormonde Ensemble
Alice Palmer Ensemble
Irene Palmer Della
Ensemble
Mrs. Stuart Robson Mrs. Wallingford
Ethel Russell Ensemble
Grace Russell Ensemble
Mark Smith Hillary Bronson
Frank Stevens Expressman
Edna Stillwell Ensemble
Olive Tell Angela Baldwin
Grace Walton Ensemble
Austin Webb Horace Holden
Dallas Welford Bister
Elsie Weller Ensemble
music by Jerome Kern; lyrics by Schuyler Greene
(Unless otherwise noted)
  

ACT 1Sung By
Those 'Come Hither' Eyes Jerry Jackson
ACT 2Sung By
Mam'selle Lucette
(music by Percy Wenrich; lyrics by Edward Madden)		Jerry Jackson
ACT 3Sung By
Two Heads Are Better Than One
(lyrics by Schuyler Greene and Jerome Kern)		Jerry Jackson
Society Jerry Jackson and Ensemble
Keep Going
(music by August Kleinecke)		Dorothy Walbrook and Ensemble