Eileen
MusicalOpera Romantic ComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Mar 19, 1917
Closing Date
May 12, 1917
Performances
64
MusicalOpera Romantic ComedyOriginalBroadway
Open Date: Mar 19, 1917
Close Date: May 12, 1917
Closed Flag: n
Is Final Week:
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Description
An opera in three acts
Setting
The West Coast of Ireland during the 1798 Rebellion
-
PeopleProduced by Joe WeberStaged by Fred G. Latham; Choreographed by George MarionScenic Design by H Robert Law Studios; Set constructed by Vail Scenic Construction Co.; Lighting Design by Kliegl Brothers; Costume Design by Raymond Newton HydeGeneral Manager: W. H. OviattStage Manager: Harry CrosbyConcert Master: Harold Sanford; Conducted by Arthur KautzenbachProperties: Henry GebhardtGeneral Press Representative: Jos. H. DillonEnsembleEnsemble
-
Songsmusic by Victor Herbert; lyrics by Henry BlossomAct 1Sung ByFree Trade and a Misty MoonShaun Dhu and Smuggler ChorusMy Little Irish RoseRosie FlynnIreland, My SirelandCaptain Barry O'DayGlad, Triumphant HourCaptain Barry O'Day and ChorusAct 2Sung ByToo-re-loo-reEileen Mulvaney and ChorusEileen, Alanna AsthoreCaptain Barry O'DayIf Eve Had Left the Apple on the BoughSir "Reggie" StriblingI'd Love to be a LadyDinny Doyle and Rosie FlynnWhen Love Awakes!Eileen Mulvaney and GirlsLife's a Game at BestLady Maude Estabrooke and Colonel LesterFinaleEnsembleAct 3Sung ByIn Erin's IsleLady Maude Estabrooke and EnsembleThine AloneEileen Mulvaney and Captain Barry O'DayThe Irish Have a Great Day TonightDinny Doyle and Male ChorusWhen Ireland Stands Among the Nations of the WorldCaptain Barry O'Day and Ensemble
Produced by Joe Weber
Staged by Fred G. Latham; Choreographed by George Marion
Scenic Design by H Robert Law Studios; Set constructed by Vail Scenic Construction Co.; Lighting Design by Kliegl Brothers; Costume Design by Raymond Newton Hyde
General Manager: W. H. Oviatt
Stage Manager: Harry Crosby
Concert Master: Harold Sanford; Conducted by Arthur Kautzenbach
Properties: Henry Gebhardt
General Press Representative: Jos. H. Dillon
Ensemble
Ensemble
music by Victor Herbert; lyrics by Henry Blossom
Act 1
Sung By
Free Trade and a Misty Moon
Shaun Dhu and Smuggler Chorus
My Little Irish Rose
Rosie Flynn
Ireland, My Sireland
Captain Barry O'Day
Glad, Triumphant Hour
Captain Barry O'Day and Chorus
Act 2
Sung By
Too-re-loo-re
Eileen Mulvaney and Chorus
Eileen, Alanna Asthore
Captain Barry O'Day
If Eve Had Left the Apple on the Bough
Sir "Reggie" Stribling
I'd Love to be a Lady
Dinny Doyle and Rosie Flynn
When Love Awakes!
Eileen Mulvaney and Girls
Life's a Game at Best
Lady Maude Estabrooke and Colonel Lester
Finale
Ensemble
Act 3
Sung By
In Erin's Isle
Lady Maude Estabrooke and Ensemble
Thine Alone
Eileen Mulvaney and Captain Barry O'Day
The Irish Have a Great Day Tonight
Dinny Doyle and Male Chorus
When Ireland Stands Among the Nations of the World
Captain Barry O'Day and Ensemble
PRODUCTIONS
More Productions by Opening Date
Pals First
Feb 26, 1917
Jul 1917
Jul 1917
The Brat
Mar 05, 1917
Jul 1917
Jul 1917
Stranger Than Fiction
Mar 05, 1917
Mar 1917
Mar 1917
The Willow Tree
Mar 06, 1917
Jun 1917
Jun 1917
Our Betters
Mar 12, 1917
Jun 1917
Jun 1917
Eileen
Mar 19, 1917
May 12, 1917
May 12, 1917
The New Word
May 14, 1917
Jun 1917
Jun 1917
Old Friends
May 14, 1917
Jun 1917
Jun 1917
Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford
May 17, 1917
May 1917
May 1917
Hitchy-Koo [1917]
Jun 07, 1917
Dec 15, 1917
Dec 15, 1917
Ziegfeld Follies of 1917
Jun 12, 1917
Sep 04, 1917
Sep 04, 1917