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It's Up To You John Henry
Musical
Comedy
Farce
Original
Broadway
Opening Date
Oct 23, 1905
Closing Date
Dec 23, 1905
Performances
16
Musical
Comedy
Farce
Original
Broadway
Open Date: Oct 23, 1905
Close Date: Dec 23, 1905
Closed Flag: n
Is Final Week:
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Grand Opera House
(Oct 23, 1905 - Oct 28, 1905)
West End Theatre
(Dec 18, 1905 - Dec 23, 1905)
Description
A musical in three acts
Setting
Act 1: The Hotel Manhattan New York; Act 2: Dove's Nest Villa, Ruraldene, New Jersey; Act 3: Get-Off Junction on the Pennsylvania Railroad.
People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Produced by
Frank Howe, Jr.
Book by
George V. Hobart
; Musical Director:
A. Ellis
Produced under the Stage Direction of
Richard F. Carroll
Anna Chance
Clara J.
"Peaches," who occupies the only furnished room in
Edward Gillespie
Bunch Jefferson
John's pal
Charles E. Grapewin
John Henry
Blanche Howard
Countess Natalie Delmonte Veccio
the real owner of Dove Nest Villa
Nat Kolb
Kid Dawson
of Vaudeville fame
Frederick Mower
Senator Peter Grant
John's Guardian
Kathryn Pearl
Alice Gray
the fiancee of John's friend Bunch
James Allen
William Gray
John's Admirer
Ruth Black
Flora Madura
who supplies John's "smokes"
C.D. Burnham
Thompson
clerk at the Hotel Manhattan
Harry Crandall
Harmony Diggs
the "Sherlock" of Ruraldene
Myrtle Dale
Lucy
Member of the Keep-Awake Club
Hugh H. Decker
'Rastus
Station Master of the C.R.R. of N.J.
John Dillon
O'Hara
the little furniture mover
McGarr
the big furniture mover
Daisy Fair
Caroline
Member of the Keep-Awake Club
Stella Hill
Molly
Member of the Keep-Awake Club
Victor Malley
Bono Bonoscari
John's pet aversion
Emma Morey
Jubilee Diggs
with social aspirations
Charles Morton
The Man Who Gets Up and Goes Out
Viginia Sanford
Marietta
Member of the Keep-Awake Club
Arthur Saunders
Mike
the hotel porter
William Tammany
Biff
the bell boy
May Williams
Gladys
Member of the Keep-Awake Club
Anne E. Winter
Mrs. Peter Grant
everybody's Aunt Martha
Songs
Act 1
Sung By
An Old Time Song and Dance
John Henry and Kid Dawson
Aristocratic Annie
Clara J. and Girls of the Keep-Awake Club
Right in This Old Town
John Henry
Act 2
Sung By
Strolling
Clara J. and John Henry
My Lonesome Louisiana Lady
Clara J. and Chorus of Men
Act 3
Sung By
The St. Cecelia Quartette
Jubilee Diggs, Marietta, Countess Natalie Delmonte Veccio and Mrs. Peter Grant
A Christian Science Game of Pool
John Henry
Finale
People
Songs
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Produced by
Frank Howe, Jr.
Book by
George V. Hobart
; Musical Director:
A. Ellis
Produced under the Stage Direction of
Richard F. Carroll
Anna Chance
Clara J.
"Peaches," who occupies the only furnished room in
Edward Gillespie
Bunch Jefferson
John's pal
Charles E. Grapewin
John Henry
Blanche Howard
Countess Natalie Delmonte Veccio
the real owner of Dove Nest Villa
Nat Kolb
Kid Dawson
of Vaudeville fame
Frederick Mower
Senator Peter Grant
John's Guardian
Kathryn Pearl
Alice Gray
the fiancee of John's friend Bunch
James Allen
William Gray
John's Admirer
Ruth Black
Flora Madura
who supplies John's "smokes"
C.D. Burnham
Thompson
clerk at the Hotel Manhattan
Harry Crandall
Harmony Diggs
the "Sherlock" of Ruraldene
Myrtle Dale
Lucy
Member of the Keep-Awake Club
Hugh H. Decker
'Rastus
Station Master of the C.R.R. of N.J.
John Dillon
O'Hara
the little furniture mover
McGarr
the big furniture mover
Daisy Fair
Caroline
Member of the Keep-Awake Club
Stella Hill
Molly
Member of the Keep-Awake Club
Victor Malley
Bono Bonoscari
John's pet aversion
Emma Morey
Jubilee Diggs
with social aspirations
Charles Morton
The Man Who Gets Up and Goes Out
Viginia Sanford
Marietta
Member of the Keep-Awake Club
Arthur Saunders
Mike
the hotel porter
William Tammany
Biff
the bell boy
May Williams
Gladys
Member of the Keep-Awake Club
Anne E. Winter
Mrs. Peter Grant
everybody's Aunt Martha
Act 1
Sung By
An Old Time Song and Dance
John Henry and Kid Dawson
Aristocratic Annie
Clara J. and Girls of the Keep-Awake Club
Right in This Old Town
John Henry
Act 2
Sung By
Strolling
Clara J. and John Henry
My Lonesome Louisiana Lady
Clara J. and Chorus of Men
Act 3
Sung By
The St. Cecelia Quartette
Jubilee Diggs, Marietta, Countess Natalie Delmonte Veccio and Mrs. Peter Grant
A Christian Science Game of Pool
John Henry
Finale
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