The Lady in Red
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
May 12, 1919
Closing Date
Jun 21, 1919
Performances
48
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Open Date: May 12, 1919
Close Date: Jun 21, 1919
Closed Flag: n
Is Final Week:
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Description
A musical in three acts
Setting
New York City
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PeopleProduced by John P. SlocumMusic by Robert Winterberg; Book by Anne Caldwell; Lyrics by Anne Caldwell; Adapted from the German of Julius Brammer and Alfred Grunwald; Musical Director: J. Albert Brown; Featuring songs by Walter Donaldson and George Gershwin; Featuring songs with lyrics by Irving Caesar and Lou PaleyStaged by Frank SmithsonScenic Design by Joseph A. Physioc; Costume Design by Hickson, Inc., Lady Duff-Gordon, Hilarie Mahieu & Co., Andre Sherri and Nat LewisEnsembleEnsembleEnsemble
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SongsAct 1Sung ByPretty Little Girls Like YouTony Stafford, Marjorie Cole, Muriel Dean, Mabel Kirkpatrick and Maude LangoonFamily FacesKitty St. Claire, Tony Stafford and Darius DirksBeautiful Lady in RedSylvia StaffordKitty St. ClaireMy Own CaliforniaDick Carrington, Girls and BoysShips (That Pass) in the NightSylvia Stafford and Bruce VernonAct 2Sung ByI'd Rather Dance Here Than HereafterBruce VernonKitty St. Claire and Tony StaffordI Can't Forget Your EyesSylvia Stafford and Bruce VernonKitty St. ClaireGaribaldi BandPeppina Cattaneo, Marjorie Cole, Muriel Dean, Mabel Kirkpatrick, Maude Langoon, Boys and GirlsAct 3Sung ByI Want SomebodyMabel Kirkpatrick and Darius DirksA Little Bit of ScotchSylvia Stafford, Tony Stafford, Marjorie Cole, Muriel Dean, Mabel Kirkpatrick, Maude Langoon, Boys and GirlsI Want to Be Like CleoPeppina Cattaneo and Celloist
Produced by John P. Slocum
Music by Robert Winterberg; Book by Anne Caldwell; Lyrics by Anne Caldwell; Adapted from the German of Julius Brammer and Alfred Grunwald; Musical Director: J. Albert Brown; Featuring songs by Walter Donaldson and George Gershwin; Featuring songs with lyrics by Irving Caesar and Lou Paley
Staged by Frank Smithson
Scenic Design by Joseph A. Physioc; Costume Design by Hickson, Inc., Lady Duff-Gordon, Hilarie Mahieu & Co., Andre Sherri and Nat Lewis
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
Act 1
Sung By
Pretty Little Girls Like You
Tony Stafford, Marjorie Cole, Muriel Dean, Mabel Kirkpatrick and Maude Langoon
Family Faces
Kitty St. Claire, Tony Stafford and Darius Dirks
Beautiful Lady in Red
Sylvia Stafford
Kitty St. Claire
My Own California
Dick Carrington, Girls and Boys
Ships (That Pass) in the Night
Sylvia Stafford and Bruce Vernon
Act 2
Sung By
I'd Rather Dance Here Than Hereafter
Bruce Vernon
Kitty St. Claire and Tony Stafford
I Can't Forget Your Eyes
Sylvia Stafford and Bruce Vernon
Kitty St. Claire
Garibaldi Band
Peppina Cattaneo, Marjorie Cole, Muriel Dean, Mabel Kirkpatrick, Maude Langoon, Boys and Girls
Act 3
Sung By
I Want Somebody
Mabel Kirkpatrick and Darius Dirks
A Little Bit of Scotch
Sylvia Stafford, Tony Stafford, Marjorie Cole, Muriel Dean, Mabel Kirkpatrick, Maude Langoon, Boys and Girls
I Want to Be Like Cleo
Peppina Cattaneo and Celloist
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