MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Nov 24, 1925
Closing Date
Jan 30, 1926
Performances
81
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

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Theatres
Forrest Theatre
(Nov 24, 1925 - Jan 30, 1926)
Description
A musical in two acts and a prologue
Setting
The Dover and Ballard Homes in New York City
Produced by Messrs. Shubert (Lee and J. J.)
Music by Edward Künneke; Book by Clifford Grey; Lyrics by Clifford Grey; Based on a play by Arthur Richman; Musical Director: Frank Cork; Additional music by Frank E. Tours, J. Fred Coots, Maurice Rubens and Pat Thayer; Additional lyrics by Donovan Parsons
Directed by William J. Wilson and Joseph Santley; Production Supervised by J. J. Shubert; Choreographed by Earl Lindsay
Scenic Design by Watson Barratt; Costume Design by Frazee and Harriet Liebman
Charlotte Ayres
Miss Watkins
Hazel Beamer
Miss Kaye
Gaile Beverly
Ursula
Sally Bronis
Chorus
Kathryn Brown
Chorus
Fred Burke
Chorus
Margaret Byrnes
Chorus
Marion Byrnes
Chorus
Grace Candee
Chorus
Nancy Carroll
Jane
Jules Cross
Harry
 
Chorus
Nydia D'Arnell
Rosamond Gill
George C. Deerking
Chorus
Malcolm Duffield
Chorus
Jean Duval
Chorus
Josephine Duval
The Gypsy's Daughter
 
Sylvia
Christine Ecklund
Chorus
Charlotte Fitzgibbons
Chorus
Will Gould
Chorus
David Higgins
Mr. Dover
Thelma Hoeffle
Chorus
Nickolis Indiveri
Chorus
Marie Jensen
Chorus
Anthony King
Chorus
George C. Lehrain
Tom
 
Chorus
June Leslie
Chorus
Virginia Lloyd
Mary
Theodora Loper
Chorus
Ronnie Madison
Chorus
Lida Mae
Maid
Francetta Malloy
Alice
Madeline Montelin
Chorus
Ethel Morrison
Mrs. Ballard
William O'Neal
A Gypsy
Betty Pascu
Chorus
Harry Pedersen
Chorus
Joseph Santley
Billy Ballard
Ivy Sawyer
Elsie Dover
Elaine Sims
Chorus
Sybil Stokes
Chorus
Norman Sweetser
Cicero
Kao Tortoni
Chorus
Peaches Tortoni
Chorus
William Valentine
Rupert Hancock
Robert Woolsey
Sam Robinson
music by Edward Künneke; lyrics by Clifford Grey
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 0
Sung By
Whoa, Emma!
The Gypsy's Daughter, Mary, Alice and Jane
(The) Road of Dreams
(music by J. Fred Coots, Maurice Rubens and Pat Thayer; lyrics by Clifford Grey and Donovan Parsons)
Elsie Dover and A Gypsy
Act 1
Sung By
How Do You Do? How Do You Do?
Ensemble
The Grecian Bend
Elsie Dover, Mrs. Ballard, Rosamond Gill and Ursula
Play Me a New Tune
(music by J. Fred Coots and Maurice Rubens)
Rupert Hancock and Ursula
Foolish Wives
Elsie Dover and Sam Robinson
Take a Little Walk
(music by J. Fred Coots and Maurice Rubens)
Rosamond Gill, Ursula, Billy Ballard and Rupert Hancock
Seven Days
Elsie Dover and Billy Ballard
Act 2
Sung By
The Lancers
Rosamond Gill, Ursula, Mrs. Ballard, Sam Robinson and Rupert Hancock
Oh! Sam
(music by J. Fred Coots and Maurice Rubens)
Elsie Dover, Sam Robinson, Sylvia, Mary, Alice and Jane
Mayflower, I Love You
(music by J. Fred Coots, Maurice Rubens and Pat Thayer)
Elsie Dover and Billy Ballard
The Regiment Loves the Girls
Rupert Hancock, Miss Watkins and Miss Kaye
Good Night Ladies
Boys
Woman
Billy Ballard and Sam Robinson
The Wedding Rehearsal
Rosamond Gill, Ursula and Girls
Put Your Troubles in a Candy Box
(music by J. Fred Coots)
Billy Ballard, Sylvia, Jane, Alice, Miss Kaye, Miss Watkins and Mary
Down on a Country Farm
Sam Robinson
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