The New Yorkers
A Sociological Musical Satire
MusicalRevue SatireOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Dec 08, 1930
Closing Date
May 02, 1931
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Performances
168
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Open Date: Dec 08, 1930
Close Date: May 02, 1931
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Description
A musical in two acts
Setting
New York and Miami
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PeopleTheatre Owned / Operated by B.S. MossProduced by E. Ray GoetzBook by Herbert Fields; Music by Cole Porter; Lyrics by Cole Porter; Based on a Story by Peter Arno and E. Ray Goetz; Music orchestrated by Hans Spialek; Featuring songs by Jimmy Durante; Featuring songs with lyrics by Jimmy Durante; Musical Director: Al GoodmanDirected by Monty Woolley; Choreographed by George Hale; Special Numbers Staged and Directed by Fred Waring; Production Supervised by E. Ray GoetzScenic Design by Dale Stetson; Scenic Design based on sketches by Peter Arno; Costume Design by Peter Arno and Charles Le Maire; Lighting Design by Clark RobinsonBusiness Manager: Leon SpachnerStage Manager: Murray Jay Queen; Assistant Stage Mgr: Ward Arnold and Billy Culloo; Technical Supervisor: Albert RightsConducted by Max MethPublicity Representative: Marc LachmannAn InterneShow Girl
B.S. Moss's Broadway Theatre (Dec 08, 1930 - May 02, 1931)
Cast
An Interne
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SongsAct 1Sung ByGo Into Your DanceMona Low, Lola McGee and Toro GirlsJimmie Deegan, Ronald Monahan and Cyril GregoryWhere Have You Been?Al Spanish and Alice WentworthSay It With GinEnsemble and Trainor BrothersVeniceAlice Wentworth, Ronald Monahan, Jimmie Deegan and Cyril GregoryLove For SaleMay and Three Girl FriendsI'm Getting Myself Ready for YouMona Low, James Livingston, Lola McGee and Alfredo GomezWaring's PennsylvaniansThe Great IndoorsMona Low and GirlsJimmie Deegan, Ronald Monahan and Cyril GregoryJimmie Deegan, Ronald Monahan, Cyril Gregory and CompanyAct 2Sung ByJimmie Deegan, Ronald Monahan and Cyril GregoryLet's Fly AwayJames Livingston, Alice Wentworth and EnsembleI Happen to Like New YorkMildewLet's Fly Away (Reprise)James Livingston, Alice Wentworth and EnsembleSing Sing for Sing SingAl Spanish and Waring's PennsylvaniansSing Sing for Sing Sing (Reprise)Mona Low, Three Girl Friends and Waring's PennsylvaniansJimmie Deegan, Ronald Monahan, Cyril Gregory and Waring's PennsylvaniansTake Me Back to ManhattanEntire Company
Theatre Owned / Operated by B.S. Moss
Produced by E. Ray Goetz
Book by Herbert Fields; Music by Cole Porter; Lyrics by Cole Porter; Based on a Story by Peter Arno and E. Ray Goetz; Music orchestrated by Hans Spialek; Featuring songs by Jimmy Durante; Featuring songs with lyrics by Jimmy Durante; Musical Director: Al Goodman
Directed by Monty Woolley; Choreographed by George Hale; Special Numbers Staged and Directed by Fred Waring; Production Supervised by E. Ray Goetz
Scenic Design by Dale Stetson; Scenic Design based on sketches by Peter Arno; Costume Design by Peter Arno and Charles Le Maire; Lighting Design by Clark Robinson
Business Manager: Leon Spachner
Stage Manager: Murray Jay Queen; Assistant Stage Mgr: Ward Arnold and Billy Culloo; Technical Supervisor: Albert Rights
Conducted by Max Meth
Publicity Representative: Marc Lachmann
An Interne
Show Girl
B.S. Moss's Broadway Theatre (Dec 08, 1930 - May 02, 1931)
Cast
An Interne
Act 1
Sung By
Go Into Your Dance
Mona Low, Lola McGee and Toro Girls
Jimmie Deegan, Ronald Monahan and Cyril Gregory
Where Have You Been?
Al Spanish and Alice Wentworth
Say It With Gin
Ensemble and Trainor Brothers
Venice
Alice Wentworth, Ronald Monahan, Jimmie Deegan and Cyril Gregory
Love For Sale
May and Three Girl Friends
I'm Getting Myself Ready for You
Mona Low, James Livingston, Lola McGee and Alfredo Gomez
Waring's Pennsylvanians
The Great Indoors
Mona Low and Girls
Jimmie Deegan, Ronald Monahan and Cyril Gregory
Jimmie Deegan, Ronald Monahan, Cyril Gregory and Company
Act 2
Sung By
Jimmie Deegan, Ronald Monahan and Cyril Gregory
Let's Fly Away
James Livingston, Alice Wentworth and Ensemble
I Happen to Like New York
Mildew
Let's Fly Away
(Reprise)
James Livingston, Alice Wentworth and Ensemble
Sing Sing for Sing Sing
Al Spanish and Waring's Pennsylvanians
Sing Sing for Sing Sing
(Reprise)
Mona Low, Three Girl Friends and Waring's Pennsylvanians
Jimmie Deegan, Ronald Monahan, Cyril Gregory and Waring's Pennsylvanians
Take Me Back to Manhattan
Entire Company
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