MusicalFarce VaudevilleOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Sep 05, 1904
Closing Date
Nov 12, 1904
Performances
144
MusicalFarce VaudevilleOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
New Amsterdam Theatre
(Sep 05, 1904 - Closing date unknown)
Liberty Theatre
(Oct 10, 1904 - Nov 12, 1904)
Description
A musical in three acts
Setting
Paris and St. Louis
Produced by Klaw & Erlanger
Music by Max Hoffman, Sr.; Book by John J. McNally; Lyrics by George V. Hobart and Edward Gardenier; Musical Director: Max Hoffman, Sr.
Staged by Herbert Gresham; Musical Staging by Ned Wayburn
Costume Design by F. Richard Anderson; Scenic Design by Ernest Gros
Stella Adams
Chorus
Polly Allison
Chorus
Daisy Ashton
Chorus
Marjorie Blair
Chorus
Vinnie Bradcome
Chorus
Helen Brookes
Chorus
Florence Carrette
Chorus
Richard Cochrane
Chorus
Josephine Cohan
Marjorie Kelliher
Lillie Collins
Chorus
John Conroy
P. Sarsfield Kelliher
Gladys Crawford
Chorus
Vinnie Danvers
Chorus
Bessie De Voie
Clairette Soule
Helen DeMond
Chorus
Julia Eastman
Chorus
Monte Elmo
Chorus
Ida Evon
Chorus
Warren Fabian
Chorus
L. B. (Louis) Foley
Leo
Florence Folsom
Chorus
Grace Grindell
Chorus
Lily Hart
Chorus
Davida Hawthorne
Chorus
Dorothy Hunting
Emilie Lamson
Joseph Kane
Justin Little
Bessie Kyle
Chorus
May Lawrence
Chorus
Rosita Lawrence
Chorus
Bessie Leyland
Chorus
May Luby
Chorus
Gertrude Merrill
Chorus
Helen Miller
Chorus
Pauline Montreau
Chorus
George Austin Moore
George Hamilton Dodge
Maud Napier
Chorus
Fred Niblo
Walter Lee Leonard
Emily Nice
Rene Renaud
Pearl Perry
Chorus
Gus Rogers
Rudolph Kahn
Max Rogers
Adolph Finkleleiner
Lillie Ruby
Chorus
Amy Scott
Chorus
Lottie Sennett
Chorus
Willie Torpey
Francois
Doris Townsend
Chorus
Hattie Van Buren
Chorus
Frank C. Young
Pierre Gorot
music by Max Hoffman, Sr.; lyrics by Edward Gardenier and George V. Hobart
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
Soldier Boy
(lyrics by George V. Hobart)
Emilie Lamson and Chorus
Belle of the Silvery Nile
(lyrics by Edward Gardenier)
Rudolph Kahn, Adolph Finkleleiner and Ladies' Ensemble
Yankee Land
Rudolph Kahn, Adolph Finkleleiner and Entire Company
Act 2
Sung By
Quarreling Coachmen
Men's Ensemble
McNabb! (Who Drives the Cab)
(lyrics by Edward Gardenier)
P. Sarsfield Kelliher and Coachmen
Society
(lyrics by Edward Gardenier)
Marjorie Kelliher
The American Minstrels in Paris
Clairette Soule and Pierre Gorot
By the Old Oak Tree (By the Sycamore Tree)
(lyrics by George V. Hobart)
Emilie Lamson and George Hamilton Dodge
Act 3
Sung By
Kindness
Leo and Animals
Pretty Polly
(lyrics by George V. Hobart)
George Hamilton Dodge
The Village Maid
(lyrics by Max Hoffman, Sr.)
Rudolph Kahn, Adolph Finkleleiner and Marjorie Kelliher
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