MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Nov 10, 1900
Closing Date
Jan 25, 1902
Performances
505
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Casino Theatre
(Nov 10, 1900 - Closing date unknown)
New York Theatre
(Oct 14, 1901 - Jan 25, 1902)
Description
A musical comedy in two acts
Setting
The Island of Florodora, the Garden at Abercoed Castle, and the Ball Room at Abercoed Castle
Produced by Dunne, Ryley and Fisher
Music by Leslie Stuart; Book by Owen Hall; Revised by Frank S. Pixley; Lyrics by Leslie Stuart, Ernest Boyd-Jones and Paul Rubens; Featuring songs with lyrics by Frank A. Clement
Directed by Lewis Hopper; Staged under the personal supervision of: Willie Edouin
Scenic Design by Moses & Hamilton
Conducted by Arthur Weld
Guelma Baker
Valeda
Mabel Barrison
Calista
Nace Bonville
Leandro
Joseph Colt
Thomas A. Kiernan
Sydney Deane
Frank Abercoed
May Edouin
Angela Gilfain
Willie Edouin
Anthony Tweedlepunch
R. E. Graham
Cyrus Gilfain
Daisy Greene
Clare Fitzclarence
Edna Wallace Hopper
Lady Hollyrood
Lewis Hopper
George De Long
Fannie Johnston
Dolores
Reginald Langdale
Max Aepfelbaum
Sadie Lauer
Jose
Adelaide Phillips
Juanita
Aline Potter
Violante
Ernest Pym
Tennyson Sims
Marjorie Relyea
Cyrus Gilfain
Cyril Scott
Captain Arthur Donegal
John Scott
Paul Crogan
Vaughn Texsmith
Mamie Rowe
Elaine Van Selover
Inez
Margaret Walker
Daisy Chain
Agnes Wayburn
Lottie Chalmers
Joseph Welsh
Edward Gore
Marie L. Wilson
Lucy Ling

Casino Theatre (Nov 10, 1900 - Closing date unknown)

Evelyn Florence Nesbit
 
 

New York Theatre (Oct 14, 1901 - Jan 25, 1902)

music by Leslie Stuart; lyrics by Ernest Boyd-Jones, Leslie Stuart and Paul Rubens
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
Flowers a-blooming so gay
Chorus
The Credit's Due to Me
Clerks and Chorus
The Silver Star of Love
(lyrics by Leslie Stuart)
Dolores
Chorus of Welcome
(lyrics by Ernest Boyd-Jones)
Chorus
Come and See Our Island
Clerks and English Girls
When I Leave Town
(lyrics by Paul Rubens)
Lady Hollyrood
The Fellow Who Might Be/ Galloping
(lyrics by Ernest Boyd-Jones)
Angela Gilfain and Captain Arthur Donegal
I Want to Marry a Man, I Do
(lyrics by Paul Rubens)
Lady Hollyrood, Cyrus Gilfain and Anthony Tweedlepunch
Phrenology
(lyrics by Ernest Boyd-Jones)
Cyrus Gilfain and Chorus
(When) An Interfering Person
Lady Hollyrood, Angela Gilfain, Captain Arthur Donegal and Anthony Tweedlepunch
(Under) the Shade of the Palm
(lyrics by Leslie Stuart)
Frank Abercoed
Finale
(lyrics by Ernest Boyd-Jones)
Chorus
Act 2
Sung By
Tact
(lyrics by Paul Rubens)
Lady Hollyrood and Chorus
When You're a Millionaire
(lyrics by Ernest Boyd-Jones)
Cyrus Gilfain and Chorus
Tell Me, Pretty Maiden
(lyrics by Leslie Stuart)
Clerks and English Girls
We Get Up at 8 A.M.
Leandro and Valeda
Willie Was a Gay Boy
(lyrics by Alfred Murray)
Angela Gilfain
When We're on the Stage (We're Both on the Stage)
Dolores and Anthony Tweedlepunch
I've an Inkling
(music by Paul Rubens; lyrics by Paul Rubens)
Lady Hollyrood
(The) Queen of the Philippine Islands (His Only Love)
(music by Paul Rubens; lyrics by Paul Rubens)
Dolores
I Want to Be a Military Man
(lyrics by Frank A. Clement)
Captain Arthur Donegal and Chorus
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