Fantana
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Jan 14, 1905
Closing Date
Sep 30, 1905
Performances
298
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Open Date: Jan 14, 1905
Close Date: Sep 30, 1905
Closed Flag: n
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Description
A musical in three acts
Setting
Hotel Del Monterey in California, the palace of Marquis Kioto in Nagasaki, Japan, and the Commodore's yacht "Japonica"
Comments
Production cost $60,000
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PeopleProduced by Messrs. Shubert (Sam and Lee)Music by Raymond Hubbell; Book by Robert B. Smith and Sam S. Shubert (admitted that Smith actually did the writing); Lyrics by Robert B. Smith; Musical Director: Albert Krausse; Additional music by Gus Edwards; Additional lyrics by Vincent BryanStaged by R.H. BurnsideScenic Design by John H. Young, D. Frank Dodge, Frank E. Gates and E. A. Morange; Costume Design by Caroline F. SiedleChorus
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SongsAct 1Sung ByNorth, South, East or WestChorusA Lesson in EtiquetteCommodore Everett, The Kid and ChorusIt Is the Girl, Not the Horse That Wins the PrizeFanny EverettLa Danse Parisienne vs. La AmericaineHenri Pasdoit, Florence and JeanetteDrop In on Me At LuncheonHawkins and JessieThe Farewell WaltzFanny Everett and Lieutenant Sinclair WarrenDarby and JoanHawkins and JessieHail, Celestial PotentateThe Kid and ChorusAct 2Sung By(In) My Rickshaw of BambooFanny Everett and ChorusHold the Lanterns HighChorusLaughing Little Almond EyesLieutenant Sinclair Warren and Vassar GirlThe SecretElsie SturtevantMy WordJessieHawkinsAct 3Sung BySong of the PipeLieutenant Sinclair Warren and SailorsThe Girl at the HelmCommodore EverettThat's ArtHawkinsJust My StyleFanny Everett and Lieutenant Sinclair Warren
Produced by Messrs. Shubert (Sam and Lee)
Music by Raymond Hubbell; Book by Robert B. Smith and Sam S. Shubert (admitted that Smith actually did the writing); Lyrics by Robert B. Smith; Musical Director: Albert Krausse; Additional music by Gus Edwards; Additional lyrics by Vincent Bryan
Staged by R.H. Burnside
Scenic Design by John H. Young, D. Frank Dodge, Frank E. Gates and E. A. Morange; Costume Design by Caroline F. Siedle
Chorus
Act 1
Sung By
North, South, East or West
Chorus
A Lesson in Etiquette
Commodore Everett, The Kid and Chorus
It Is the Girl, Not the Horse That Wins the Prize
Fanny Everett
La Danse Parisienne vs. La Americaine
Henri Pasdoit, Florence and Jeanette
Drop In on Me At Luncheon
Hawkins and Jessie
The Farewell Waltz
Fanny Everett and Lieutenant Sinclair Warren
Darby and Joan
Hawkins and Jessie
Hail, Celestial Potentate
The Kid and Chorus
Act 2
Sung By
(In) My Rickshaw of Bamboo
Fanny Everett and Chorus
Hold the Lanterns High
Chorus
Laughing Little Almond Eyes
Lieutenant Sinclair Warren and Vassar Girl
The Secret
Elsie Sturtevant
My Word
Jessie
Hawkins
Act 3
Sung By
Song of the Pipe
Lieutenant Sinclair Warren and Sailors
The Girl at the Helm
Commodore Everett
That's Art
Hawkins
Just My Style
Fanny Everett and Lieutenant Sinclair Warren
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