MusicalComedyRevivalBroadway
Opening Date
Apr 04, 1898
Closing Date
Apr 09, 1898
Performances
8
MusicalComedyRevivalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

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Theatres
Third Avenue Theatre
(Apr 04, 1898 - Apr 09, 1898)

Setting
Present time in the suburbs of New York.

Produced by Robert Cole and Billy Johnson
Book by Robert Cole and Billy Johnson; Music by Robert Cole and Billy Johnson; Lyrics by Robert Cole and Billy Johnson; Musical Director: William Carle
Produced under the personal supervision of Robert Cole and Billy Johnson
Stage Manager: Jesse A. Shipp
Willie Wayside
(a tramp) who has seen better days
Jim Flimflammer
a bunco Steerer (confidence man)
Silas Green Jr.
with a $5,000 pension
Silas Green Jr.
His wayward son
Mrs. Fannie Brown
A widow with a boarding house
Sam
a waiter
Bily Binkerton
a detective
 
Rube
 
Italian
 
Hebrew
 
Chinaman
Captain Fleetfoot
of the Gallant 54th of Massachusetts
Balinda
Fannie Brown
Mrs. Fannie Brown's daughter
The Black DeReske of the Coontown Opera Company
Aminda
Marinda
A Sly Cop of the Coontown Police Force
Equilibrist
Reverendly
 
Bill Pulaski
a razor inspector
Florinda
Lucinda
 
Flotinda
music by Billy Johnson and Robert Cole; lyrics by Billy Johnson and Robert Cole
Act 1
Sung By
The Famous Black Moguls
Captain Fleetfoot
I Hope These Few Lines Will Find Thee Well
Silas Green Jr.
Old Kentucky Home
Florinda
Two Bold Bad Men
Willie Wayside and Jim Flimflammer
A Trip to Coontown
Willie Wayside
A Trip to Coontown (Reprise)
Chorus
The Czar of the Tenderloin
A Sly Cop of the Coontown Police Force
The Italian Man
Italian
The Christening of a Little Black Coon
The Equilibrist
Equilibrist
(Play) 4-11-44
Flotinda, Rotinda, Willie Wayside and Jim Flimflammer
The Wedding of the Chinee and the Coon
Willie Wayside, Jim Flimflammer, Bily Binkerton, Silas Green Jr. and Rotinda
Finale
Company
Act 2
Sung By
A Coontown Frolic - "Midnight Kisses"
Company
A Collection of Characters
Bily Binkerton
The Greatest Living Black Tenor
The Black DeReske of the Coontown Opera Company
A Few Moments with the Prince
The Trio from Attilla, Introducing the Great Singer (Novelty)
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