MusicalOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Sep 09, 1914
Closing Date
Oct 03, 1914
Performances
29
MusicalOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Shubert Theatre
(Sep 09, 1914 - Sep 1914)
Lyric Theatre
(Sep 28, 1914 - Oct 03, 1914)
Description
A play with music in 3 Acts
Setting
Bedroom of Daisy Hollister, the home fo Mrs. Swigget, and the Ball of the Pierrots
  • People
    Produced by Philip Bartholomae
    Book by Philip Bartholomae; Music by Silvio Hein; Lyrics by Philip Bartholomae; Musical Director: August Kleinecke
    Staged by J. C. Huffman; Musical Staging by Jack Mason
    Scenic Design by Frank E. Gates and Edward A. Morange; Costume Design by Orange Manufacturing Company
    Rae Bowdin
    Josie
    John Boyle
    Billy
    Evelyn Carter Carrington
    Mrs. Swigget
    Molly Chrysty
    Edna Barber
    Claiborne Foster
    Sally Smith
    Alice Hegeman
    Anastasia
    Elsie Hitz
    Fern Randolph
    Gwennllyan Jocelyn
    Maisie Dearborn
    Allen Kearns
    Frederic
    Helen Lee
    Elvira Walsh
    Joseph Lertora
    The Duke of Tormina
    Donald MacDonald
    Walter Hollister
    Florence Mackie
    Daisy Hollister
    Charles Murray
    Joe
    Mae Murray
    Pierrete
    Frank Parker
    John
    Anna Wheaton
    Elsie Swigget
    John E. Wheeler
    Huggins
    Gladys Zell
    Dolly Sweet
  • Songs
    music by Silvio Hein; lyrics by Philip Bartholomae
    Act 1
    Sung By
    Dream! Oh, Dream!
    Won't You Dance?
    Fern Randolph, Maisie Dearborn, Elvira Walsh, Edna Barber, Dolly Sweet, Billy, Frederic, Walter Hollister, Joe and John
    I Adore the American Girl!
    The Duke of Tormina, Billy, Frederic, Joe and John
    I Love You, Dear, I Love But You
    Elsie Swigget, The Duke of Tormina and Walter Hollister
    If You Propose to Propose
    Daisy Hollister and Walter Hollister
    My Little Queen Bee
    Walter Hollister, Sally Smith, Fern Randolph, Edna Barber, Elvira Walsh and Dolly Sweet
    Tea Leaves
    Elvira Walsh, Sally Smith, Fern Randolph, Maisie Dearborn, Daisy Hollister, Edna Barber and Dolly Sweet
    Weave From Your Loom
    The Duke of Tormina
    Act 2
    Sung By
    Youth
    The Duke of Tormina, Sally Smith, Fern Randolph, Maisie Dearborn, Edna Barber, Dolly Sweet, Billy, Frederic, Joe and John
    You Can't Stop Me from Thinking
    Anastasia
    The Race of Life
    Walter Hollister, Frederic and Billy
    Cheer Up
    Elsie Swigget, Walter Hollister, Billy, Frederic, Joe and John
    You Were Made for Love
    The Duke of Tormina
    Interruptions
    Daisy Hollister, Walter Hollister, Anastasia, Elsie Swigget, Mrs. Swigget and The Duke of Tormina
    Melodrama
    Gentle Moon
    Daisy Hollister
    Shadows
    Daisy Hollister and The Duke of Tormina
    Act 3
    Sung By
    Kissing
    Fern Randolph, Elsie Swigget, Sally Smith, Maisie Dearborn, Elvira Walsh, Edna Barber, Dolly Sweet, Billy, Joe and John
    Cherries Are Ripe
    Elsie Swigget and Walter Hollister
    Little Girl, What Have You Done to Me?
    Daisy Hollister and The Duke of Tormina
    Pierrot's Ball
    Sally Smith, Fern Randolph, Elvira Walsh, Edna Barber, Elsie Swigget, Billy, Walter Hollister and Joe
    Weave From Your Loom (Reprise)
    The Duke of Tormina
Produced by Philip Bartholomae
Book by Philip Bartholomae; Music by Silvio Hein; Lyrics by Philip Bartholomae; Musical Director: August Kleinecke
Staged by J. C. Huffman; Musical Staging by Jack Mason
Scenic Design by Frank E. Gates and Edward A. Morange; Costume Design by Orange Manufacturing Company
Rae Bowdin
Josie
John Boyle
Billy
Evelyn Carter Carrington
Mrs. Swigget
Molly Chrysty
Edna Barber
Claiborne Foster
Sally Smith
Alice Hegeman
Anastasia
Elsie Hitz
Fern Randolph
Gwennllyan Jocelyn
Maisie Dearborn
Allen Kearns
Frederic
Helen Lee
Elvira Walsh
Joseph Lertora
The Duke of Tormina
Donald MacDonald
Walter Hollister
Florence Mackie
Daisy Hollister
Charles Murray
Joe
Mae Murray
Pierrete
Frank Parker
John
Anna Wheaton
Elsie Swigget
John E. Wheeler
Huggins
Gladys Zell
Dolly Sweet
music by Silvio Hein; lyrics by Philip Bartholomae
Act 1
Sung By
Dream! Oh, Dream!
Won't You Dance?
Fern Randolph, Maisie Dearborn, Elvira Walsh, Edna Barber, Dolly Sweet, Billy, Frederic, Walter Hollister, Joe and John
I Adore the American Girl!
The Duke of Tormina, Billy, Frederic, Joe and John
I Love You, Dear, I Love But You
Elsie Swigget, The Duke of Tormina and Walter Hollister
If You Propose to Propose
Daisy Hollister and Walter Hollister
My Little Queen Bee
Walter Hollister, Sally Smith, Fern Randolph, Edna Barber, Elvira Walsh and Dolly Sweet
Tea Leaves
Elvira Walsh, Sally Smith, Fern Randolph, Maisie Dearborn, Daisy Hollister, Edna Barber and Dolly Sweet
Weave From Your Loom
The Duke of Tormina
Act 2
Sung By
Youth
The Duke of Tormina, Sally Smith, Fern Randolph, Maisie Dearborn, Edna Barber, Dolly Sweet, Billy, Frederic, Joe and John
You Can't Stop Me from Thinking
Anastasia
The Race of Life
Walter Hollister, Frederic and Billy
Cheer Up
Elsie Swigget, Walter Hollister, Billy, Frederic, Joe and John
You Were Made for Love
The Duke of Tormina
Interruptions
Daisy Hollister, Walter Hollister, Anastasia, Elsie Swigget, Mrs. Swigget and The Duke of Tormina
Melodrama
Gentle Moon
Daisy Hollister
Shadows
Daisy Hollister and The Duke of Tormina
Act 3
Sung By
Kissing
Fern Randolph, Elsie Swigget, Sally Smith, Maisie Dearborn, Elvira Walsh, Edna Barber, Dolly Sweet, Billy, Joe and John
Cherries Are Ripe
Elsie Swigget and Walter Hollister
Little Girl, What Have You Done to Me?
Daisy Hollister and The Duke of Tormina
Pierrot's Ball
Sally Smith, Fern Randolph, Elvira Walsh, Edna Barber, Elsie Swigget, Billy, Walter Hollister and Joe
Weave From Your Loom (Reprise)
The Duke of Tormina
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