Tom Jones
MusicalComedy OperaOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Nov 11, 1907
Closing Date
Jan 04, 1908
Performances
65
MusicalComedy OperaOriginalBroadway
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Open Date: Nov 11, 1907
Close Date: Jan 04, 1908
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
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Description
An opera in three acts
Setting
Squire Western's; Inn at Upton; Ranelagh Gardens
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PeopleProduced by Henry W. SavageOrchestra under the direction of Herman Perlet; Music by Edward German; Libretto by Robert Courtneidge and A. M. Thompson; Lyrics by Charles H. Taylor; Based on the novel by Henry Fielding; Lyrics for "King Neptune" by Basil HoodProduced under the personal direction of Edward German and Robert Courtneidge; Dances arranged by Dave MarionA Farmer's DaughterSoldierFarmerA Lady of QualityA Lady of QualitySoldierSquireA Farmer's DaughterSoldierSquireSquireSoldierA Farmer's DaughterA Squire's WifeA Lady of QualityA Lady of QualitySoldier
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SongsAct 1Sung ByDon't You Find the Weather Charming?ChorusOn a January Morning (in Zummersetscheer)Squire Western and ChorusWest Country LadTom Jones and ChorusI WonderSophiaWisdom Says 'Festina LenteSophia, Honour and Tom JonesThe Barley MowHonour, Gregory, Betty, Peggy, Dobbin and GrizzleHere's a Paradox for Lovers (Madrigal)Sophia, Honour, Tom Jones and Mr. AllworthyFor Aye, My LoveAct 2Sung ByHurry, BustleHostess and OfficerBenjamin Partridge, a Person of PartsBenjamin Patridge and ChorusDream o' Day JillSophiaUncle John TappitGregory and ChorusMy Lady's Coach Has Been AttackedHostess and ChorusLet's Be MerryHonour, Benjamin Patridge and GregoryLove Maketh the Heart a Garden FairAct 3Sung ByGlass of FashionAll for a Green RibbonHonour and Male ChorusBeguile, Beguile, with Music SweetSophiaKing Neptune
(lyrics by Basil Hood)Benjamin Patridge and ChorusHark, The Merry Marriage Bells
Produced by Henry W. Savage
Orchestra under the direction of Herman Perlet; Music by Edward German; Libretto by Robert Courtneidge and A. M. Thompson; Lyrics by Charles H. Taylor; Based on the novel by Henry Fielding; Lyrics for "King Neptune" by Basil Hood
Produced under the personal direction of Edward German and Robert Courtneidge; Dances arranged by Dave Marion
A Farmer's Daughter
Soldier
Farmer
A Lady of Quality
A Lady of Quality
Soldier
Squire
A Farmer's Daughter
Soldier
Squire
Squire
Soldier
A Farmer's Daughter
A Squire's Wife
A Lady of Quality
A Lady of Quality
Soldier
Act 1
Sung By
Don't You Find the Weather Charming?
Chorus
On a January Morning (in Zummersetscheer)
Squire Western and Chorus
West Country Lad
Tom Jones and Chorus
I Wonder
Sophia
Wisdom Says 'Festina Lente
Sophia, Honour and Tom Jones
The Barley Mow
Honour, Gregory, Betty, Peggy, Dobbin and Grizzle
Here's a Paradox for Lovers (Madrigal)
Sophia, Honour, Tom Jones and Mr. Allworthy
For Aye, My Love
Act 2
Sung By
Hurry, Bustle
Hostess and Officer
Benjamin Partridge, a Person of Parts
Benjamin Patridge and Chorus
Dream o' Day Jill
Sophia
Uncle John Tappit
Gregory and Chorus
My Lady's Coach Has Been Attacked
Hostess and Chorus
Let's Be Merry
Honour, Benjamin Patridge and Gregory
Love Maketh the Heart a Garden Fair
Act 3
Sung By
Glass of Fashion
All for a Green Ribbon
Honour and Male Chorus
Beguile, Beguile, with Music Sweet
Sophia
King Neptune
(lyrics by Basil Hood)
(lyrics by Basil Hood)
Benjamin Patridge and Chorus
Hark, The Merry Marriage Bells
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