MusicalComedy RomanceOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Dec 14, 1920
Closing Date
May 21, 1921
Performances
188
MusicalComedy RomanceOriginalBroadway
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

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Theatres
Liberty Theatre
(Dec 14, 1920 - May 21, 1921)
Description
A musical in three acts
Setting
The Castle of the Countess, Roumania; Studio of Madam Kosiankowski, Greenwich Village; John Smith's Apartment, Downtown.
Produced by Henry W. Savage
Music by Harold A. Levey; Book by Zelda Sears; Lyrics by Zelda Sears; Musical Director: Harold A. Levey
Staged by John McKee; Choreographed by Julian Alfred
Scenic Design by Arnold A. Kraushaar; Costume Design by Bergdorf Goodman and Frances; Lighting Design by Joseph Wilson
Josephine Adair
Eloise
Harriet Arnold
Gladys
Marion Barton
Lucia
Estella Birney
Mildred
Beatrice Collenette
Mlle. Vicrica
Beatrice Constance
Anastasia Kosiankowski
Betty Diggett
Muriel
Charles Gay
Alphonse
Sydney Greenstreet
Bateson
Helen Halpren
Mildred
Mack Kennedy
Joe
Gwendoline Lamb
Edith
Harry Lang
Tom
Lawrence Lee
Dick
Eleanor Livingston
Gaska
Boyd Marshall
John Smith
"Mitzi"
Countess Antonia Celestina-Elizabeth-Selana-
Whilhelmina of Pardove (Billy Master)
Anita Monroe
Mariaska
Jean Newcombe
Mrs. Wallingford-Butler-Daventry
Helen Paine
Vaska
Willa Renard
Helen
Babe Stanton
Slavaka
Arthur Uttry
Senor Manuel Montijo
Harry R. Webster
Harry
Billie Wedgewood
Elsie
Ted Weller
George
music by Harold A. Levey; lyrics by Zelda Sears
Act 1
Sung By
That's All He Wants
Senor Manuel Montijo, Octette, Quartette and Mlle. Vicrica
Just Plant a Kiss
Countess Antonia Celestina-Elizabeth-Selana-, Quartette and Octette
The Legend
Countess Antonia Celestina-Elizabeth-Selana- and John Smith
Act 2
Sung By
Greenwich Village
Mrs. Wallingford-Butler-Daventry, Eloise, Billy Four, Octette, Quartette and Mlle. Vicrica
Love Comes Like a Butterfly
Eloise and John Smith
The Futurist Rag
Anastasia Kosiankowski, Billy Four, Octette and Quartette
Come to Arcady (with Me)
Countess Antonia Celestina-Elizabeth-Selana-
The Worm's Revenge
Bateson
Historic Huzzies
Countess Antonia Celestina-Elizabeth-Selana-, Bateson, Senor Manuel Montijo, John Smith and Billy Four
Good-bye, Good-bye
Countess Antonia Celestina-Elizabeth-Selana- and John Smith
Act 3
Sung By
If
Countess Antonia Celestina-Elizabeth-Selana-
The Tune They Plug
Eloise, Mrs. Wallingford-Butler-Daventry, John Smith, Billy Four, Octette and Quartette
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