MusicalFarceOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Mar 21, 1904
Closing Date
May 09, 1904
Performances
17
MusicalFarceOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

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Theatres
Haverly's 14th Street Theatre
(Mar 21, 1904 - Mar 26, 1904)
Murray Hill Theatre
(May 01, 1904 - May 09, 1904)
Description
A Musical Farce in Three Acts, 5 Scenes
Book by George Totten Smith and Charley Grapewin; Music by George Totten Smith and Charley Grapewin; Lyrics by George Totten Smith and Charley Grapewin; Musical Director: John Kurkamp; Featuring songs by Theodore Winthrop and George A. Nichols
Staged under the direction of Fred Wayne
Management: Samuel L. Tuck
Chris Allworth
Max
waiter at Dore's
Isabel Arlington
Miss Greene
Nellie Beaumont
Tessie Tiptoe
from the Jollity Theatre
John Burns
Paul
Professor Carter's friend
 
Brown
Anna Chance
Mrs. Pipp
Pipp's better half
Frederick Clarenze
Professor Carter
one of Dore's patrons
C. Al. Clarke
Adam Payne
the man-about-town
Tom Craven
Big Bill
a policeman
Arthur Curtis
William
waiter at Dore's
George R. Donaldson
Jimmy
a newsboy
 
Henry
waiter at Dore's
Louise Galloway
Dropsy
a poor relative of Mr. Pipp
Irena Golden
Miss Ables
Charley Grapewin
Mr. Pipp
a lawyer
AL. W. Maddox
Mugsy
a messenger boy
Lizzie McCall
Lizzie Johnson
from Boston
 
Nora
Mabel Melvin
Hadda Nuff
Professor Carter's friend
Charles Morton
The Intruder
Burleigh Murray
Miss Caine
Miss Ables's friend
Frank Owen
Tony
a bootblack
Charles Prouty
Smith
Clarence Prouty
"Kid" Curtis
Angie Quaid
Miss White
Beatrice Ray
Florrie Payne
Pipp's sister-in-law
George W. Reiff
Jack Edwards
Reggie's chum
Jules C. Reiff
Tom Murray
Reggie's chum
Luke Sylvester
Fat
a butcher boy
Joyce Thorne
Ida Nough
Professor Carter's friend
Amie L. Travis
Mrs. Hebe Payne
Pipp's mother-in-law
Fred Wayne
Reggie Payne
Pipp's brother-in-law
music by Charley Grapewin and George Totten Smith; lyrics by Charley Grapewin and George Totten Smith
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
The Races
(music by Theodore Winthrop)
Company
(It's) Pie
(music by Theodore Winthrop)
Mr. Pipp and Company
Act 2
Sung By
When the Brass Band Played
Tessie Tiptoe and Company
You'll Be Sorry in the Morning
Mr. Pipp and Company
Act 3
Sung By
Blue Bell
Dropsy and Mugsy
The Old Oaken Bucket for Mine
(music by George A. Nichols; lyrics by George Totten Smith)
Mr. Pipp
Callie
Tessie Tiptoe and Company
I Can Think Of Nothing Else But You, Lou
Mrs. Pipp
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