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Alone at Last   

 
Shubert Theatre , (10/19/1915 - 3/18/1916)
First Preview: Total Previews:
Opening Date:Oct 19, 1915   
Closing Date:Mar 18, 1916 Total Performances:180

Category: Musical, Operetta, Original, Broadway
Description: An operetta in three acts and five scenes
Setting: Switzerland


Production Staff
Produced by Messrs. Shubert (Lee and J. J.)
Book adapted by Edgar Smith and Joseph Herbert; Music by Franz Lehár; Lyrics by Edgar Smith and Joseph Herbert; Based on an original Viennese book 'Endlicht Allein' by Robert Bodansky and Dr. A. M. Willner; Additional music by Gaetano Merola and Silvio Hein; Additional lyrics by Matthew Woodward, Roy Atwell and Benjamin Hapgood Burt; Musical Director: Gaetano Merola
Staged by J. H. Benrimo; Choreographed by Allan K. Foster
Scenic Design by James Surridge and John H. Young; Costume Design by Josephs, Frances and J.M. Gidding & Co.; Lighting Design by John Whelen
Cast
Roy Atwell Count Willigard
Mabel Blake Chorus
Marie Blucher Chorus
Olga Britton Chorus
Mildred Bronell Mrs. Jeffry
Chorus
Ernest Brunniviora Chorus
Adele Christy Chorus
Jose Collins Tilly Dachau
Harry Conor Count Max Splenningen
Walter Croft Rudiman
Chorus
Eleanor Dayne Chorus
Clara DeBeers Chorus
Ann Delmore Chorus
Tracy Elbert Chorus
Eugene Elliott Chorus
Harold Everts von Flamberg
Chorus
Rudolph Fink Chorus
Maud Florenz Chorus
Miriam Folger Chorus
Maurice Gardener Chorus
Blanche Georgi Chorus
James Georgi A Waiter
Mazie Gilmore Chorus
Helen Glenmore Chorus
Elizabeth Goodall Mrs. Phoebe Cloverdale
Charles Guidion Professor Dinglebender
Gursham Hall Chorus
Gene Hamilton Chorus
Bondi
Lillian Horn Chorus
Virginia Lee Chorus
Beth Lydy Dolly Cloverdale Alternate
Mazie Lyon Chorus
Vivian Macdonell Chorus
Marie Mann Chorus
Lucy Maurelli Chorus
Helen Mesereau Chorus
Edward Mulcahy Hans Ketterer
Marguerite Namara Dolly Cloverdale
Lili Patay Chorus
Helen Ray Chorus
Harry Rose Chorus
Eleanor Ryley Chorus
Barbara Schaefer Yvonne Everett
Henry Schiff Chorus
Julius Schwartz Chorus
Frank Sheppard Chorus
Gladys Siddons Chorus
Lillie Simpson Chorus
Sol Singlust Chorus
A Waiter
Frank Sparling A Guide
Chorus
Mildred Stokes Chorus
Alice Stratton Chorus
Ethel Stuart Chorus
John Charles Thomas Baron Franz von Hansen
S. Paul Vernon Morel
Head Porter
Margarite Vingut Chorus
George Vogner von Mannheim
George Wagner Chorus
William Warren Chorus
Constance Werner Chorus
Vivian White Chorus
Robert Whitehouse Chorus
Harold Wright Hotel Porter
Chorus
music by Franz Lehar; lyrics by Joseph Herbert and Edgar Smith
(Unless otherwise noted)
  

ACT 1Sung By
The Peasant Wedding Party Ensemble
One in the Game of Love Dolly Cloverdale and Entire Chorus
The Heart (Is) My Prize
(lyrics by Matthew C. Woodward)		Baron Franz von Hansen
Oh, My Darling Tilly Tilly Dachau and Count Willigard
Nature Divine
(lyrics by Matthew C. Woodward)		Dolly Cloverdale and Baron Franz von Hansen
Waltz Entrancing Tilly Dachau and Men
ACT 2Sung By
Bright Morning Star Yvonne Everett and Chorus
Pretty Edelweiss
(lyrics by Matthew C. Woodward)		Dolly Cloverdale
Not Now, But By the Moon
(lyrics by Matthew C. Woodward)		Tilly Dachau and Count Willigard
Picnic in the Sky
(music by Gaetano Merola)		Tilly Dachau, Count Willigard, Count Max Splenningen, Mrs. Phoebe Cloverdale, Hans Ketterer and Chorus
This Is My World Dolly Cloverdale and Baron Franz von Hansen
Some Little Bug Will Find You Some Day
(music by Silvio Hein; lyrics by Roy Atwell and Benjamin Hapgood Burt)		Count Willigard
ACT 3Sung By
Scandals in the Air Chorus
Return to Warm My Heart Again
(music by Gaetano Merola)		Tilly Dachau and Chorus