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The Serenade   

 
Jolson's 59th Street Theatre , (3/04/1930 - 3/15/1930)
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Opening Date:Mar 04, 1930   
Closing Date:Mar 15, 1930 Total Performances:15

Category: Musical, Comedy, Operetta, Revival, Broadway
Description: A musical in three acts
Setting: The Duke's Castle in the Mountainous Region of Spain; Senora Valdez School for Girls and Barracks of Spanish Dungeon.


Production Staff
Produced by Jolson Theatre Musical Comedy Company
Book by Harry B. Smith; Lyrics by Harry B. Smith; Music by Victor Herbert
Staged by Milton Aborn
Cast
Frances Baviello Juana
John Cherry Colombo
Elizabeth Crandall Senora Valdez
Roy Cropper Lopez
Carl Dews Captain Anselmo
Greek Evans Carlos Alvarado
Charles E. Galagher Romero
Wee Griffin Isabella
Forrest Huff The Duke of Santa Cruz
Lorna Doone Jackson Dolores
Olga Steck Inez
William White Gomez
Hobson Young The Colonel
music by Victor Herbert; lyrics by Harry B. Smith 

ACT 1Sung By
Song of the Carbine Romero and Ensemble
Peering Right and Left Ensemble
For I'm a Jolly Postillon Carlos Alvarado and Ensemble
The Funny Side of That The Duke of Santa Cruz and Ensemble
I Love Thee, I Adore Thee Dolores and Carlos Alvarado
The Singing Lesson Inez, Colombo and Gomez
Gaze on This Face So Noble Inez and Lopez
ACT 2Sung By
In Fair Andalusia Inez and Ensemble
Charity Romero and Male Chorus
Who Can This Be The Duke of Santa Cruz, Dolores and Ensemble
Woman, Lovely Woman The Duke of Santa Cruz and Ensemble
The Angelus Dolores and Ensemble
Cupid and I Inez
The Serenade Male Chorus
ACT 3Sung By
Don Jose of Sevilla Dolores, Carlos Alvarado and Ensemble
I Envy the Bird Lopez
Dreaming, Dreaming The Duke of Santa Cruz, Inez and Gomez