MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Sep 20, 1926
Closing Date
Jul 23, 1927
Performances
353
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

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Theatres
Knickerbocker Theatre
(Sep 20, 1926 - Jul 23, 1927)
Description
A musical in a prologue and two acts
Setting
Canningville, Pennsylvania
Produced by A.L. Erlanger
Music by James Hanley; Book by Eddie Dowling; Lyrics by Eddie Dowling; Musical Director: Arthur Lang; Music orchestrated by Arthur Lang; Featuring songs with lyrics by Herbert Reynolds
Staged by Edgar MacGregor; Choreographed by Bobby Connolly
Costume Design by Ada Peacock and Schneider-Anderson Company; Scenic Design by Triangle Scenic Studio
Ethel Allis
Elsie
Kay Annis
Ensemble
Wilma Ansell
Ensemble
Helen Ault
Ensemble
Lee Baron
Ensemble
Leo Beers
Leo Scamp
Jean Caswell
Ensemble
Helen Clare
Ensemble
William Cooper
Ensemble
Arthur Craig
Ensemble
Charles Davis
Ensemble
Isabel Dawn
Ensemble
Gordon Dooley
Matty Pathe
Eddie Dowling
Tim Murphy
Helen Eby-Rock
Mazie Buck
Andreas Erving
Ensemble
Evelyn Farrell
Ensemble
Worthe Faulkner
Dream Man
Patrick Flynn
Ensemble
Florentine Gosnova
Ethel Jackson
May Rena Grady
Ensemble
Janet Hale
Ensemble
Ona Hamilton
Ensemble
Libby Hanley
Ensemble
Josie Intropidi
Mrs. Nelligan
Alyce Johnstone
A Passenger
 
Ensemble
Locques Lorraine
Ensemble
Johnny Marvin
Honey Duke
Pauline Mason
Mary Brown
Margo Matson
Ensemble
Jerre McAuliffe
Station Master
John McAvoy
Conductor
 
Ensemble
Ginger Meehan
Ensemble
Emerita Monsch
Ensemble
Martha Morton
Ruth Adams
Daniel O'Brien
Ensemble
George O'Brien
Ensemble
Florence O'Denishawn
Florence O'Denishawn
Lucille Osborn
Ensemble
Ivy Palmer
Jessie
 
Ensemble
Patricia Parker
Ensemble
George Pauncefort
John Brown
Bud Penny
Ensemble
Mildred Pickard
Ensemble
Bernard Randall
The Boss
Carl Rose
Ensemble
Adelaide Seaman
Addie
Al Sexton
Ted Kleinz
Edith Sheldon
Edith
Louis Simons
Ensemble
Kate Smith
Tiny Little
D. J. Sullivan
Patrick Kelly
Ethelyn Tillman
Ensemble
Beulah Van
Ensemble
Charles Walker
Ensemble
Virginia Webb
Ensemble
Lorraine Weber
Ensemble
Thomas Weldon
Ensemble
Dick Wheaton
Porter
 
Ensemble
Charles Witzell
Ensemble
music by James Hanley; lyrics by Eddie Dowling
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
Little White House at the End of Honeymoon Lane
Tim Murphy
Dreams for Sale
Dream Man
Dreams for Sale (Reprise)
Tim Murphy, Mary Brown, Dream Man, Ted Kleinz and Ensemble
On to Hollywood
Ted Kleinz, Ruth Adams, Mary Brown and Company
Whad-d'ye say?
Ted Kleinz, Mary Brown, Boys and Girls
Head Over Heals in Love
Ted Kleinz and Florence O'Denishawn
A Little Smile, a Little Sigh
Matty Pathe, Mary Brown, Ruth Adams and Ensemble
The Stone Bridge at Eight
Tim Murphy, Ruth Adams and Girls
Little White House at the End of Honeymoon Lane (Reprise)
Tim Murphy and Mary Brown
Halloween
Tim Murphy, Ruth Adams and Ensemble
Half Moon
(lyrics by Eddie Dowling and Herbert Reynolds)
Tim Murphy and Ensemble
Halloween (Reprise)
Dancer
Whad-d'ye say? (Reprise)
Boys and Girls
Half a Moon is Better Than None
Honey Duke
Act 2
Sung By
Chorus Picking Time on Broadway
Mazie Buck and Ensemble
Little Old New Hampshire
Tim Murphy and Leo Scamp
The Ruffian Ballet
Florence O'Denishawn and Ensemble
Mary, Dear! I Miss You Most of All
Tim Murphy
Jersey Walk
Lulu and Her Lulubelles
Gee, But I'd Like to Be Bad
Ted Kleinz, Mary Brown and Boys
Jersey Walk (Reprise)
Tiny Little, Honey Duke and the Uke Girls
Mary, Dear! I Miss You Most of All (Reprise)
Tiny Little
The Understudy Dance Specialty
Mary Brown
Dreams for Sale (Reprise)
Tim Murphy, Mary Brown and Dream Man
Little White House at the End of Honeymoon Lane (Reprise)
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