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Good Morning, Judge   

 
Shubert Theatre , (2/06/1919 - 6/06/1919)
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Opening Date:Feb 06, 1919   
Closing Date:Jun 06, 1919 Total Performances:140

Category: Musical, Original, Broadway
Description: A musical in two acts
Setting: Mr. Meebles' home in West Hampstead


Production Staff
Produced by Messrs. Shubert (Lee and J. J.)
Music by Lionel Monckton and Howard Talbot; Book by Fred Thompson; from the farce "The Magistrate" by Arthur Wing Pinero; Lyrics by Adrian Ross and Percy Greenbank; Musical Director: Frank P. Paret; Additional music by Bert Grant, George Gershwin and Louis Silvers; Additional lyrics by Buddy DeSylva, Irving Caesar, Alfred Bryan, Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young
Directed by Wybert Stamford; Choreographed by Jack Mason
Scenic Design by D. Frank Dodge and William Castle; Costume Design by Samuel Zalud
Cast
Katherine Alexander Rose Ingleby
Frederick Annerley Inspector Eason
Georgine Baker Margaret Hayes
Claire Benedict Chorus
May Borden Chorus
Mary Brittain Chorus
Shep Camp Mr. Burridge
Cecil Clovelly Cuthbert Sutten
Yvonne Clovelly
Eileen Cotty Turner
Harold Crane Albany Pope
Cunningham and Clements Artists
Margaret Dale Millicent Meebles
Norma Dale Chorus
Grace Daniels Diana Fairlie
Gladys Davis Chorus
Jean De La Valle Juniori Fratti
Peggy Dempsey Chorus
Aleta Dore Dance Specialty
Sadye Everett Chorus
Dorothy Flam Chorus
Dorothy Flamm Chorus
Gene Fleming Chorus
Nellie Graham-Dent An Elderly Lady
Harriet Gustin Chorus
Harriete Gustine Chorus
Elma Gylden Chorus
Peggy Hansel Chorus
Ellyn Harcourt Attendant
S. Harvey Chorus
George Hassell Horatio Meebles
Alfred Hesse Napoleon
Charles M. Hinton Sergeant Dix
Constance Huntington Chorus
Robert Hurst Chorus
Lola Joyce Chorus
Charles King Hughie Cavanaugh
Mollie King Joy Chatterton
Nellie King Winnie Sweet
Emilie Lea Jene
Betty Marshall Chorus
Edward Martindel Colonel Bagot
Robert McClellan Constable Styles
L. R. Nelson Chorus
Raymond Oakes Lyall Heeson-Gallway
Hal Peel Chorus
Jesse Phillip Chorus
Betty Pierce Katie Muirhead
Edith Pollack Chorus
Peggy Radford Chorus
Josephine Ray Chorus
William Raymond Chorus
Eva Rutherford Chorus
Helene Shaw Elsie Erskine
Laila Stanley Chorus
Ashton Tonge Mr. Honeyball
Helen Trainer Chorus
Helen Trainor Chorus
Robert Vivian Cash
music by Lionel Monckton and Howard Talbot; lyrics by Percy Greenbank and Adrian Ross
(Unless otherwise noted)
  

ACT 1Sung By
A Game That Ends with a Kiss Joy Chatterton and Girls
That Has Nothing to Do with You Joy Chatterton, Hughie Cavanaugh and Katie Muirhead
Make Hay (Little Girl) Diana Fairlie and Girls
Young Folks and Old Folks Millicent Meebles, Diana Fairlie, Hughie Cavanaugh, Mr. Burridge and Horatio Meebles
(I've Got a Pair of) Swinging Doors (That Lead Right Into My Heart)
(music by Bert Grant; lyrics by Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young)		Hughie Cavanaugh and Girls
Oh, That We Two Were Marrying Millicent Meebles and Horatio Meebles
I Am So Young and You Are So Beautiful
(music by George Gershwin; lyrics by Alfred Bryan and Irving Caesar)		Joy Chatterton and Hughie Cavanaugh
ACT 2Sung By
Sporty Boys Hughie Cavanaugh and Horatio Meebles
Dink Doodle Dicky Joy Chatterton, Hughie Cavanaugh and Ensemble
I Am the Boy (and I Am the Girl)
(music by Louis Silvers; lyrics by Buddy DeSylva)		Joy Chatterton
Midnight Cabaret Ensemble
Pansy Day Katie Muirhead and Ensemble
I Want To Go Bye-Bye Horatio Meebles and Girls