PlayComedy Play with musicOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Nov 27, 1923
Closing Date
Feb 16, 1924
Performances
95
PlayComedy Play with musicOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

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Theatres
Fulton Theatre
(Nov 27, 1923 - Feb 16, 1924)
Description
A play in two acts
Setting
Terrace of the HOtel at Morny-sur-Mer
Produced by Charles Dillingham
Music by Maurice Yvain; Book by Clare Kummer; Based on "Ta Bouche" by Yves Mirandeis and Albert Willemetz; Lyrics by Clare Kummer; Musical Director: William Daly
Directed by Fred G. Latham; Musical Staging by Julian Alfred
Costume Design by Jose de Zamora and Cora MacGeachy; Scenic Design by Ernest Gros
Jane Carroll
Marguerite
Patrice Clark
Riquette
Alden Gay
Margot
Louise Groody
Eva
Pauline Hall
Meregrette
John E. Hazzard
General Pas-De-Vis
Irma Irving
Berte
John Price Jones
Jean
Fred Lennox
Georges
Adah Lewis
Madame Doremi
Gertrude McDonald
Beatrix
Dagmar Oakland
Meg
Elaine Palmer
Babette
Oscar Shaw
Bastien
Janet Stone
Bebe
Josephine Whittell
Mme. De Peyster
music by Maurice Yvain; lyrics by Clare Kummer
Act 1
Sung By
Don't Ever Be a Poor Relation
Jean and Girls
Your Lips
Eva and Bastien
A Little Bit of Lace
General Pas-De-Vis and Girls
When We Are Married
Eva and Bastien
A Little Love
Bastien and Girls
Act 2
Sung By
Gentlemen
Eva and Girls
There Are Some Things We Can Never Forget
Bastien and Girls
Is That So!
Eva and Bastien
In My Day
General Pas-De-Vis and Mme. De Peyster
One Kiss
Bastien and Girls
London Town
Eva and Girls
Up There
Eva and Bastien
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