MusicalComedy OperaOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Sep 01, 1902
Closing Date
Oct 18, 1902
Performances
50
MusicalComedy OperaOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Herald Square Theatre
(Sep 01, 1902 - Oct 18, 1902)
Description
An opera in two acts
Setting
Outside the Lord Lieutenant's country home and the caves of Carrig Cleena about 100 years ago
  • People
    Produced by Sam S. Shubert
    Music by Sir Arthur Sullivan and Edward German; Libretto by Basil Hood
    Directed by R.H. Burnside
    Frank Belcher
    Sergeant Pincher
    Edna Burd
    Susan
    W.T. Carleton
    Kate Condon
    Molly O'Grady
    Jefferson De Angelis
    Professor Bunn
    John Dudley
    Mickie O'Hara
     
    Irish Peasant
    Charles Dunngan
    The Earl of Newton, K.P.
    Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
     
    Black Dan
     
    Irish Peasant
    Amelia Fields
    The Countess of Newton
    Helena Frederick
    Lady Rosie Pippin
    Lois Garneau
    Kathleen
    Gerald Gerome
    Pat Murphy
    F. Stuart Hyatt
    Dr. Fiddle, D.D.
    Audrey Kingsbury
    Nora
    Frederic K. Logan
    Private Perry
    Edmund Stanley
    Terence O'Brien
  • Songs
    music by Arthur Sullivan and Edward German; lyrics by Basil Hood
    Act 1
    Sung By
    Have ye heard the brave news
    Chorus
    My friends!- A Saxon stranger
    Terence O'Brien
    I'm descended from Brian Boru
    Terence O'Brien and Chorus
    Of Viceroys though we've had
    Pat Murphy and Chorus
    If you wish to appear as an Irish type
    Professor Bunn and Chorus
    On the heights of Glentann there's no voice
    Molly O'Grady, Terence O'Brien and Pat Murphy
    Two is company- Three is none
    Lady Rosie Pippin, Susan, Terence O'Brien and Professor Bunn
    I am the Lord Lieutenant
    The Earl of Newton, K.P., The Countess of Newton and Dr. Fiddle, D.D.
    At an early stage of life
    The Earl of Newton, K.P., Lady Rosie Pippin, The Countess of Newton and Dr. Fiddle, D.D.
    When Alfred's friends their King forsook
    The Countess of Newton
    Oh setting sun, you bid the world good-bye
    Lady Rosie Pippin
    Their courage high, you may defy
    Lady Rosie Pippin, Susan, Molly O'Grady, Terence O'Brien and Professor Bunn
    That we're soldiers no doubt you will guess
    Soldiers
    Now this is the song of Devonshire men
    Sergeant Pincher and Chorus
    It is past my comprehension
    Professor Bunn
    Many years ago I strode
    Professor Bunn and Chorus
    Their fathers fought at Ramillies
    Act 2
    Sung By
    Is there anyone approachin'?
    Chorus
    Bedad, it's for him that we'll always employ
    Chorus of Peasants
    Och, the spalpeen! Let him drown!
    Chorus of Peasants
    Oh, have you met a man in debt
    Terence O'Brien and Chorus
    'Twas in Hyde Park beside the Row
    Lady Rosie Pippin, Terence O'Brien and Chorus
    I cannot play at love
    Ensemble
    Oh, the age in which we're living
    Professor Bunn
    Sing a rhyme of 'Once upon a time'
    Listen! Harken, my lover
    Good-bye, my native town
    Pat Murphy
    I love you! I love you!
    Molly O'Grady and Pat Murphy
    There was once a little soldier
    Terence O'Brien and Chorus
    With a big shillelagh
Produced by Sam S. Shubert
Music by Sir Arthur Sullivan and Edward German; Libretto by Basil Hood
Directed by R.H. Burnside
Frank Belcher
Sergeant Pincher
Edna Burd
Susan
W.T. Carleton
Kate Condon
Molly O'Grady
Jefferson De Angelis
Professor Bunn
John Dudley
Mickie O'Hara
 
Irish Peasant
Charles Dunngan
The Earl of Newton, K.P.
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
 
Black Dan
 
Irish Peasant
Amelia Fields
The Countess of Newton
Helena Frederick
Lady Rosie Pippin
Lois Garneau
Kathleen
Gerald Gerome
Pat Murphy
F. Stuart Hyatt
Dr. Fiddle, D.D.
Audrey Kingsbury
Nora
Frederic K. Logan
Private Perry
Edmund Stanley
Terence O'Brien
music by Arthur Sullivan and Edward German; lyrics by Basil Hood
Act 1
Sung By
Have ye heard the brave news
Chorus
My friends!- A Saxon stranger
Terence O'Brien
I'm descended from Brian Boru
Terence O'Brien and Chorus
Of Viceroys though we've had
Pat Murphy and Chorus
If you wish to appear as an Irish type
Professor Bunn and Chorus
On the heights of Glentann there's no voice
Molly O'Grady, Terence O'Brien and Pat Murphy
Two is company- Three is none
Lady Rosie Pippin, Susan, Terence O'Brien and Professor Bunn
I am the Lord Lieutenant
The Earl of Newton, K.P., The Countess of Newton and Dr. Fiddle, D.D.
At an early stage of life
The Earl of Newton, K.P., Lady Rosie Pippin, The Countess of Newton and Dr. Fiddle, D.D.
When Alfred's friends their King forsook
The Countess of Newton
Oh setting sun, you bid the world good-bye
Lady Rosie Pippin
Their courage high, you may defy
Lady Rosie Pippin, Susan, Molly O'Grady, Terence O'Brien and Professor Bunn
That we're soldiers no doubt you will guess
Soldiers
Now this is the song of Devonshire men
Sergeant Pincher and Chorus
It is past my comprehension
Professor Bunn
Many years ago I strode
Professor Bunn and Chorus
Their fathers fought at Ramillies
Act 2
Sung By
Is there anyone approachin'?
Chorus
Bedad, it's for him that we'll always employ
Chorus of Peasants
Och, the spalpeen! Let him drown!
Chorus of Peasants
Oh, have you met a man in debt
Terence O'Brien and Chorus
'Twas in Hyde Park beside the Row
Lady Rosie Pippin, Terence O'Brien and Chorus
I cannot play at love
Ensemble
Oh, the age in which we're living
Professor Bunn
Sing a rhyme of 'Once upon a time'
Listen! Harken, my lover
Good-bye, my native town
Pat Murphy
I love you! I love you!
Molly O'Grady and Pat Murphy
There was once a little soldier
Terence O'Brien and Chorus
With a big shillelagh
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