MusicalOperetta PlayOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Nov 16, 1908
Closing Date
Jan 30, 1909
Performances
24
MusicalOperetta PlayOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

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Theatres
West End Theatre
(Nov 16, 1908 - Nov 21, 1908)
Weber's Music Hall
(Jan 18, 1909 - Jan 30, 1909)

Setting
Studio of Prince Dandilo; Garden at Fonia's residence; Witching Hour Cafe

Produced by Joe Weber; Produced by arrangement with Henry W. Savage
Libretto by George V. Hobart; Orchestra under the direction of Hugo Frey; Featuring songs by John H. Flynn
Staged by Julian Mitchell; Produced under the personal direction of Joe Weber
Scenic Design by John H. Young
Booze de Grouch
one of the Three Twins
Mimi
model
Elsie Eisberg
an heiress, engaged to Prince Dandilo
Baron Kaughman
Farsovian ambassador to Paris
Baz de Grouch
one of the Three Twins
The Devil
calling himself DeJollidog, a wine agent
Fonia
Kaughman's wife, who wants to be a merry widow
Prince Dandilo
now known as Carl Mahler, an artist
Biff de Grouch
one of the Three Twins
Heinrich Disch
valet
Do-Do
 
Mons. Deverdon
Mlle. Antoinette
Ko-Ko
Mons. Duval
Mlle. Nanette
Mlle. Babette
Mons. Carpentier
Mlle. Piquette
Mlle. Bettine
 
Mons. Robideau
Mlle. Marnold
Mlle. Celeste
Coo-Coo
Senorita Concarne
Mlle. Cochette
Mlle. Fatima
English Tourist
 
Jo-Jo
Mlle. Yvonne
Jo-Ko
Mlle. Angelique
Goo-Goo
lyrics by George V. Hobart
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
Gee, Ain't I Glad I'm Single
(music by Silvio Hein)
Prince Dandilo
In Farsovia
Fonia
I'm the Original Devil (The Devil)
(music by Silvio Hein)
The Devil
Act 2
Sung By
Bonnie, My Highland Lassie
Fonia
She's My Daisy
Prince Dandilo
Girls
Prince Dandilo, Baron Kaughman, Heinrich Disch, The Devil, Biff de Grouch and Baz de Grouch
The Girls at Maxim's
Baron Kaughman
Yip, I Adee, I Aye
(music by John H. Flynn; lyrics by Will D. Cobb)
Fonia
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