MusicalVaudevilleOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Feb 04, 1922
Closing Date
Jun 1922
Previews
0
Performances
153
MusicalVaudevilleOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

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Theatres
49th Street Theatre
(Feb 04, 1922 - Jun 1922)
Description
A revue in two acts
Presented by F. Ray Comstock and Morris Gest
Musical Director: Elie Zlatin; Featuring songs by Frank Waller, Leon Jessel and Alexei Archangelsky; Featuring songs with lyrics by Frank Waller, Ballard MacDonald, Alexei Archangelsky and Alexsandr Afanasovich
Conceived by Nikita Balieff; Directed by Nikita Balieff
Scenic Design by Nicholas Remisoff and Sergei Soudeikine; Costume Design by Nicholas Remisoff and Sergei Soudeikine
Artistic Advisor: A. Koiransky
Nikita Balieff
Performer
Mme. Birse
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Mr. Birse
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Emil Boreo
Performer
Mr. Dalmatoff
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Mr. Davidoff
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Mme. Deykarhanova
Performer
Mme. Dianina
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Mme. Ershova
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Mme. Fechner
Performer
Mr. Gorodetsky
Performer
Mme. Karabanova
Performer
Kotchetovsky
Performer
Mr. Malakoff
Performer
Mr. Marievsky
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Mr. Pons
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Mr. Salama
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Mr. Stoianovsky
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Mr. Wavitch
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music by Alexei Archangelsky
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Porcelaine de Saxe
(music by Frank Waller; lyrics by Frank Waller)
The Parade of Wooden Soldiers
(music by Leon Jessel; lyrics by Ballard MacDonald)
Katinka
(lyrics by Alexei Archangelsky)
Act 2
The Tartar Dance
(music by Alexsandr Afanasovich)
Chastoushki
The Chorus of Zaitzeff Brothers
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