MusicalOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Nov 08, 1909
Closing Date
Jan 08, 1910
Previews
0
Performances
72
MusicalOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

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Theatres
Daly's Theatre
(Nov 08, 1909 - Jan 08, 1910)
Description
A musical in two acts
Setting
Daffodil Time in Brittany in the eighteenth century
Produced by Sam S. and Lee Shubert, Inc.
Music by Howard Talbot and Marie Horne; Book by Leedham Bantock and P. J. Barrow; Lyrics by Percy Greenbank; Musical Director: Clarence Rogerson; Additional music by Walter Davidson and William Hargreaves; Additional lyrics by Walter Davidson, T. H. Read, William Hargreaves and P. J. Barrow
Staged by Frank Smithson
Costume Design by Melville Ellis
Joseph A. Bingham
Phillippe
 
Chorus
Josephine Brandell
Chorus
 
Maline
Martin Brown
Baptiste Boubillon
Story Chipman
Eugene
 
Chorus
Dixie Compton
Chorus
Frank Daniels
Marquis de St. Gautier
Gertrude Douglas
Adele
 
Chorus
Daisy Dumont
Mlle. Denise de la Vire
Tracy Elbert
Postillon to the Marquis
 
Chorus
Louise Elton
Chorus
Edward Garvie
Poquelin
George M. Graham
Comte Victoire de Casserole
Mudge Harman
Chorus
May Hopkins
Rosaline
 
Chorus
Blanche Huntington
Chorus
Sidney Jacouver
Chorus
Eileen Kearney
Chorus
 
Mitrette
Frances Kennedy
Madame Poquelin
Jack Laughlin
Vivien
 
Chorus
Helen Mackey
Chorus
Evelyn Mitchell
Lucille
 
Chorus
Hubert Neville
Bertrand
 
Chorus
J. Arthur O'Brien
Old Jacques
Winnie O'Conner
Babette
Dorothy Perry
Maquette
 
Chorus
Aline Redmond
Christine
 
Chorus
Ethel Rose
Colitte
Frank Rushworth
Raymond de St. Gautier
Elsa Ryan
Toinette
Harry Steeves
Hazel Troutman
Chorus
Camille Truesdale
Chorus
 
Postillon to the Marquis
music by Howard Talbot and Marie Horne; lyrics by Percy Greenbank
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
The Bois d'Amour
Opening Chorus
It's Too Late Now
Octet
The Trysting Tree
Madame Poquelin and Chorus of Girls
Daffodil Time (When Daffodil Time Comes Round)
Babette and Chorus
The Girl with the Clocks
(music by Walter Davidson; lyrics by Walter Davidson and T. H. Read)
Raymond de St. Gautier
(Oh!) I Must Go Home To-Night
(music by William Hargreaves; lyrics by William Hargreaves)
Marquis de St. Gautier
The Stepping Stones
(music by Marie Horne)
Babette and Raymond de St. Gautier
I'm Not a Ladies' Maid
Toinette and Artists
Two Giddy Goats
Baptiste Boubillon and Toinette
Sing to Your Dear One
Marquis de St. Gautier
The Doggies and the Bone
Toinette and Postillons to the Marquis
Act 2
Sung By
Wreathe the Golden Flower
(lyrics by P. J. Barrow)
Opening Chorus
The Best Brittany
Toinette and Chorus
The Old Chateau
Marquis de St. Gautier, Mlle. Denise de la Vire, Comte Victoire de Casserole, Madame Poquelin and Poquelin
Little Country Mice
Mlle. Denise de la Vire and Mice Girls
In the Oven
Baptiste Boubillon, Cooks, Daffodil Girls and Dancing Girls
The Dawn of Love
(lyrics by P. J. Barrow and Percy Greenbank)
Babette
A Little Cafe
Baptiste Boubillon and Toinette
In the Chest
Marquis de St. Gautier and Madame Poquelin
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