MusicalFarce VaudevilleOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Sep 01, 1902
Closing Date
Oct 25, 1902
Performances
63
MusicalFarce VaudevilleOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

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Theatres
Knickerbocker Theatre
(Sep 01, 1902 - Oct 25, 1902)
Description
A musical in three acts
Setting
New York City and Harvard College
Produced by Klaw & Erlanger
Music by Maurice Levi; Book by John J. McNally; Lyrics by J. Cheever Goodwin and Edward Gardenier; Musical Director: Maurice Levi; Additional lyrics by Vincent Bryan
Staged by Ben Teal
Scenic Design by Ernest M. Gros; Costume Design by F. Richard Anderson; Electrical Effects by Harry Bissing
Neva Aymar
Daisy Sten
Helen Bare
Chorus
Helen Brookes
Bessie
 
Chorus
Irene Brown
Chorus
Harriet Burt
Chorus
James Cherry
Joe O'Rourke
Lillian Collins
Chorus
 
Mena
Mary Conwell
Jessie
M. Cortez
Head Waiter
Minerva Courtney
Myria
 
Chorus
Elsie Davis
Chorus
Julia Eastman
Mona
 
Chorus
Nellie Florede
Violet
Emma Francis
Peggy Clip
Pauline Frederick
Ray
 
Chorus
Della Freese
Chorus
William Gould
Harry Hart
Lee Harrison
Major Gaulle
Lily Hart
Fay
 
Chorus
Emil Heusel
Jem Tip
George Honey
Clarence Cholmondeley
Eugene Jepson
Colonel Hotchkiss
Esther Marks
Chorus
Jolly Matthews
Chorus
Stella Maury
Gertie Tell
Irna Molyneux
Chorus
Helen Morrison
Chorus
Kitty Murray
Willie
Clara Palmer
Blanche Reveres
Edith Rockwell
Chorus
Gus Rogers
Milo Kross
Max Rogers
Christopher Karlstadt Kavenhuller
Pat Rooney
T. Stanislaus McGurk
Edith St. Clair
Ida Claire
Lillian Stanford
Millie
Sue Stuart
Chorus
Willie Torpey
Boy
Lottie Uart
Chorus
 
Gipsy
Nettie Uart
Ena
 
Chorus
Olive Ulrich
Clara Stone
Nellie Victoria
Chorus
 
Tessie
Dorothy Watson
Chorus
Hattie Williams
Madame Pelisse
May B. Wood
Chorus
Minnie Woodbury
Chorus
 
Mae
music by Maurice Levi; lyrics by Edward Gardenier and J. Cheever Goodwin
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
Sporting Girls
(lyrics by J. Cheever Goodwin)
Chorus
I'm Getting Quite American, Don't You Know
(lyrics by J. Cheever Goodwin)
Clarence Cholmondeley and Full Chorus
Mary, Be Wary
(lyrics by Edward Gardenier)
Blanche Reveres and Full Chorus
Dream of Love
(lyrics by Vincent Bryan)
Milo Kross, Christopher Karlstadt Kavenhuller and Madame Pelisse
Ma Starlight Queen
(lyrics by Edward Gardenier)
Milo Kross, Christopher Karlstadt Kavenhuller and Madame Pelisse
Act 2
Sung By
College Girls
(lyrics by J. Cheever Goodwin)
Chorus
I'm a Lady
(lyrics by Edward Gardenier)
Madame Pelisse and Full Chorus
Pretty Peggy
T. Stanislaus McGurk and Peggy Clip
The Troubles of the Reuben Maid
(lyrics by J. Cheever Goodwin)
Milo Kross, Christopher Karlstadt Kavenhuller, Ida Claire and Daisy Sten
Dear Old College Days
(lyrics by J. Cheever Goodwin)
Act 3
Sung By
Round the Town
(lyrics by J. Cheever Goodwin)
Chorus
Upper Broadway After Dark
(lyrics by Edward Gardenier)
Major Gaulle and Full Chorus
Linda, Look Out de Windah
(lyrics by Edward Gardenier)
Milo Kross, Christopher Karlstadt Kavenhuller and Chorus
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