Sweet Adeline
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Sep 03, 1929
Closing Date
Mar 22, 1930
Performances
234
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
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Open Date: Sep 03, 1929
Close Date: Mar 22, 1930
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Description
A Musical Romance of the Gay Nineties in Two Acts
Setting
Hoboken, 1898; San Juan Hill, Cuba; Olympia Burlesque Theatre, the Bowery; Various Broadway theatres;
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PeopleTheatre Owned / Operated by Arthur HammersteinProduced by Arthur HammersteinMusic by Jerome Kern; Book by Oscar Hammerstein II; Musical Director: Gustave Salzer; Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II; Music orchestrated by Robert Russell Bennett; Featuring songs with lyrics by Irene Franklin; Featuring songs by Jerry JarnaginBook staged by Reginald Hammerstein; Dances and Ensembles staged by Danny DareCostume Design by Charles Le Maire; Scenic Design by Gates & MorangeTechnical Director: Leighton K. Brill; Stage Manager: Frank WellsSergeant MaloneGirl of the Gay NinetiesGentleman of the EnsembleGirl of the Gay NinetiesGentleman of the EnsembleGentleman of the EnsembleGentleman of the EnsembleColonelGabe Caseproprietor, McGowan's Pass TavernGentleman of the Ensemble
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SongsAct 1Sung ByPlay Us a Polka DotDot, Boys and GirlsTwas Not So Long AgoAddie and EnsembleMy Husband's First Wife
(lyrics by Irene Franklin)Lulu WardHere Am IAddie and DotFirst Mate MartinTom Martin, Ruppert Day and EnsembleSpring is HereDot, Ruppert Day and GirlsOut of the BlueJim Thornton, Tom Martin, Boys, Dot, Nellie, Girls, Drill, Gus and WillNaughty BoyLulu Ward, Ruppert Day and GirlsOriental MoonThe Sultan, The Jester and EnsembleMollie O' DonahueMaizie O'Rourke and GirlsWhy Was I Born?AddieFinaleEnsembleAct 2Sung ByTwas Not So Long Ago (Reprise)Emil SchmidtWinter in Central ParkEnsembleThe Sun About to RiseSid Barnett, Addie, Jim Thornton and EnsembleSome Girl is on Your MindJames Day, Tom Martin, Sid Barnett, Jim Thornton and Male EnsembleDon't Ever Leave MeAddie and James DayHere I am (Reprise)DotFinalettoAddieIndestructible Kate
(music by Irene Franklin and Jerry Jarnagin; lyrics by Irene Franklin and Jerry Jarnagin)Lulu WardTake Me for a Honeymoon RideDot, Ruppert Day, Gus, Will and Bicycle GirlsHarbor SceneSceneAddie, Sid Barnett and Jim ThorntonFinaleEnsemble
Theatre Owned / Operated by Arthur Hammerstein
Produced by Arthur Hammerstein
Music by Jerome Kern; Book by Oscar Hammerstein II; Musical Director: Gustave Salzer; Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II; Music orchestrated by Robert Russell Bennett; Featuring songs with lyrics by Irene Franklin; Featuring songs by Jerry Jarnagin
Book staged by Reginald Hammerstein; Dances and Ensembles staged by Danny Dare
Costume Design by Charles Le Maire; Scenic Design by Gates & Morange
Technical Director: Leighton K. Brill; Stage Manager: Frank Wells
Sergeant Malone
Girl of the Gay Nineties
Gentleman of the Ensemble
Girl of the Gay Nineties
Gentleman of the Ensemble
Gentleman of the Ensemble
Gentleman of the Ensemble
Colonel
Gabe Case
proprietor, McGowan's Pass Tavern
Gentleman of the Ensemble
Act 1
Sung By
Play Us a Polka Dot
Dot, Boys and Girls
Twas Not So Long Ago
Addie and Ensemble
My Husband's First Wife
(lyrics by Irene Franklin)
(lyrics by Irene Franklin)
Lulu Ward
Here Am I
Addie and Dot
First Mate Martin
Tom Martin, Ruppert Day and Ensemble
Spring is Here
Dot, Ruppert Day and Girls
Out of the Blue
Jim Thornton, Tom Martin, Boys, Dot, Nellie, Girls, Drill, Gus and Will
Naughty Boy
Lulu Ward, Ruppert Day and Girls
Oriental Moon
The Sultan, The Jester and Ensemble
Mollie O' Donahue
Maizie O'Rourke and Girls
Why Was I Born?
Addie
Finale
Ensemble
Act 2
Sung By
Twas Not So Long Ago
(Reprise)
Emil Schmidt
Winter in Central Park
Ensemble
The Sun About to Rise
Sid Barnett, Addie, Jim Thornton and Ensemble
Some Girl is on Your Mind
James Day, Tom Martin, Sid Barnett, Jim Thornton and Male Ensemble
Don't Ever Leave Me
Addie and James Day
Here I am
(Reprise)
Dot
Finaletto
Addie
Indestructible Kate
(music by Irene Franklin and Jerry Jarnagin; lyrics by Irene Franklin and Jerry Jarnagin)
(music by Irene Franklin and Jerry Jarnagin; lyrics by Irene Franklin and Jerry Jarnagin)
Lulu Ward
Take Me for a Honeymoon Ride
Dot, Ruppert Day, Gus, Will and Bicycle Girls
Harbor Scene
Scene
Addie, Sid Barnett and Jim Thornton
Finale
Ensemble
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