MusicalComedy OperettaOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Dec 07, 1914
Closing Date
Jan 16, 1915
Performances
48
MusicalComedy OperettaOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

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Theatres
Knickerbocker Theatre
(Dec 07, 1914 - Jan 16, 1915)
Description
An operetta in two acts
Setting
Plymouth, England and Paris, France
Produced by John C. Fisher
Book by Harry B. Smith and Robert B. Smith; Music by Victor Herbert; Lyrics by Robert B. Smith; Music orchestrated by Victor Herbert; Musical Director: Carlo Edwards
Staged by George Marion; Choreographed by Allan K. Foster
Costume Design by Cora MacGeachy and William Henry Matthews; Scenic Design by Edward G. Unitt and Joseph Wickes
May Allen
Chorus
Dolly Alwin
Mildred
 
Chorus
Stewart Baird
Armand
Marquis de Frontenac
Zoe Barnett
Irma
Marie Baxter
Marie
Irma Bertrand
Chorus
Bly Brown
Chorus
Kitty Carmen
Chorus
Marion Dale
Chorus
William Danforth
Godfrey Frazer
Hazel Dawn
Elaine
Harriett DeNorma
Chorus
Mae Doherty
Mae
Harriet Du Barry
Harriet
E. G. Elliott
Chorus
Florence Flandreaux
Chorus
Anna George
Chorus
William Gibney
Chorus
 
French Ambassador
James H. Hager
Chorus
Adelaide Hall
Jack Hall
Wiggins
Helen Hardick
Chorus
Lottie Harvey
Chorus
Fanchon Haywood
Chorus
Theodore Heinroth
Teslavitz
Jack Heisler
German Ambassador
 
Chorus
Teresa Hendricks
Chorus
May Hennessy
Chorus
Irene Hopping
Irene
Anna Howard
Chorus
Mary Howard
Chorus
Fred Hudler
Chorus
William Izzard
Chorus
Sylvia Jason
The Honorable Spencer Mainwaring Cavendish
 
Nina
Owen Jones
Chorus
 
Footman
Carl C. Judd
Chorus
Arthur Kugler
Chorus
Dorothy Landers
Dorothy
Victor Le Roy
Chorus
Gladys Macdonald
Chorus
Isabel MacLeod
Chorus
Eleanor Matthewson
Chorus
Bert McCarthy
Chorus
Beatrice McKay
Chorus
Violet McKay
Chorus
Wilmuth Merkyl
Philip Frazer
Adelaide Murray
Chorus
Maude Odell
Mrs. Zenobia Bunker
Peggy Parker
Annabel
 
Chorus
Hal Peel
Chorus
Robert G. Pitkin
Lieutenant Larry Sheridan
Frances Ramey
Frances
Thomas Reynolds
Bo'sun
Evelyn Rosewood
Chorus
Elsie Schneider
Elsie
Cyril Smith
An Old Sailor
 
Chorus
Fritzie Smith
Chorus
Theodore Stein
Chorus
Eva Stuart
Eva
May Thompson
Chorus
Gertrude Thurston
Chorus
Frank Travers
English Ambassador
 
Chorus
Robert Waite
Footman
 
Chorus
Florence Walsh
Chorus
Helen Walsh
Chorus
Will West
Ezra Bunker
Dorothy Whiting
Chorus
J. Abbott Worthley
The Cook
 
Paul Masson
music by Victor Herbert; lyrics by Robert B. Smith
Act 1
Sung By
Love Ia a Battle
Lieutenant Larry Sheridan and Chorus
On a Sunny Afternoon
Ezra Bunker, The Honorable Spencer Mainwaring Cavendish and Lieutenant Larry Sheridan
Take Me Home With You
Elaine and Chorus
All for the Sake of a Girl
Armand and Girls
The Golden Age
Elaine and Philip Frazer
The Love of the Lorelei
Elaine, Lieutenant Larry Sheridan and Philip Frazer
Peggy's a Creature of Moods
Lieutenant Larry Sheridan and Male Chorus
Never Mention Love When We're Alone
Elaine and Armand
Act 2
Sung By
The Lorelei Waltz
Teslavitz
When I Played Carmen
Irma and Chorus
Call Around Again
Elaine and Chorus
The Gay Life
Ezra Bunker, Armand, Lieutenant Larry Sheridan, Philip Frazer and Paul Masson
The Will o' the Wisp
Armand and Midshipman
The Dancing Lesson
Godfrey Frazer and Mrs. Zenobia Bunker
The Face Behind the Mask
Elaine, Irma, Mrs. Zenobia Bunker, Ezra Bunker, Lieutenant Larry Sheridan and Philip Frazer
The Baker's Boy and the Chimney Sweep
The Honorable Spencer Mainwaring Cavendish and Lieutenant Larry Sheridan
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