MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Dec 20, 1917
Closing Date
Jun 29, 1918
Performances
220
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

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Theatres
Cort Theatre
(Dec 20, 1917 - Jun 29, 1918)
Description
A musical in two acts
Setting
New York City and Long Island at the Present Time
Produced by John Cort
Book by Fred De Gresac; Music by Silvio Hein; Lyrics by Edward Paulton and Fred De Gresac; Musical Director: Theodore Stearns; Featuring songs with lyrics by George Edwards; Featuring songs by Hugo Frey
Directed by Walter Brooks; Musical Staging by David Bennett
Scenic Design by H Robert Law Studios; Costume Design by R. Kerner
Lou Adami
Shop Girl
Helen Allan
Shop Girl
Virginia Badger
Shop Girl
Louise Beaudet
Mrs. R. G. Stokes
Blanche Bellaire
Bella
Lillian Browning
Shop Girl
James B. Carson
Isidor Mooser
Fenita DeSoria
Carmen Carassa
Oscar Figman
Robert Simpson
Thomas Handers
Pink
Flora Hollister
Shop Girl
Marie Hollywell
Maid
Esther Ingham
Cora
Leon Leonard
Billy Cope
William Hugh Mack
Vera Michelena
Flo-Flo
Arthur Milliss
Mudd
Ruby Norton
Angelina Stokes
Nell O'Connell
Shop Girl
Ethel Phillips
Shop Girl
Georges Renavent
Count Pedro deSequilla
Helen Rintelen
Shop Girl
Anna Sands
Rosa
Edna St. Clair
Kate Stout
Mona
Alice Taber
Shop Girl
Blanche Terrell
Shop Girl
Virginia Wynn
Shop Girl
music by Silvio Hein; lyrics by Edward Paulton and Fred De Gresac
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
A Wonderful Creatrue
Robert Simpson, Isidor Mooser and Flo-Flo
There's Only One Little Girl
(lyrics by Edward Paulton)
Billy Cope and Girls
Business Is Business
Robert Simpson, Isidor Mooser and Billy Cope
Good-Bye, Happy Days
Angelina Stokes
In Spain
Carmen Carassa
Lingerie
Robert Simpson and Girls
When a Small Town Girl Meets a Small Town Boy
(lyrics by George Edwards)
Billy Cope and Angelina Stokes
Sarah from Sahara
(music by Hugo Frey; lyrics by George Edwards)
Isidor Mooser and Girls
Would You Say No?
Flo-Flo and Billy Cope
Act 2
Sung By
If It Wasn't for My Wife and Family
Robert Simpson and Isidor Mooser
I Don't Know What You See in Me
Billy Cope and Girls
That's the Kind of a Boy for Me
Flo-Flo
Don't Trust Them
Robert Simpson, Isidor Mooser, Pink and Mudd
The Ziegfeld Girl
Flo-Flo and Chorus
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