MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Oct 27, 1902
Closing Date
Sep 1903
Performances
168
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Broadway Theatre
(Oct 27, 1902 - Mar 14, 1903)
Grand Opera House
(Aug 31, 1903 - Sep 1903)
Description
A musical in two acts
Setting
The College of Sir Victor Shallamar, Planet Venus, Neuilly Fair, France, and Paris, France
Produced by John C. Fisher
Music by Leslie Stuart; Book by Owen Hall; Lyrics by W. H. Risque; Book adapted by Clay M. Greene; Musical Director: Arthur Weld; Additional music by Arthur Weld, Landon Ronald and Ivan Caryll; Additional lyrics by Leslie Stuart, Charles H. Taylor, George Rollitt and Percy Greenbank
Staged by James Francis; Assistant Director: Harry Burcher
Costume Design by Charles Alias; Scenic Design by Ernest Albert
Marie Allen
Ira
John Ardizone
Duval
Sam Bernard
Henry Bismarck Henschs
Edith Blair
Cynthia Grey
Harry Burcher
Roland Western
Dollie Corke
Chorus
Mai De Villiers
The Queen of Venus
Gertrude Douglas
Cleo
Susan Drake
Brenda
Snitz Edwards
Sir Victor Shallamar
Atherton B. Furlong
Douglas Wharton
Mackenzie Gordon
Donald Gregor
Daisy Greene
Judicia
Beatrice Grenville
Chorus
Benjamin Hapgood Burt
Algernon Hepworth
Frances Hill
Minnie Lomas
Sadie Hollister
Jennie Vercker
Edna Wallace Hopper
Wrenne
Rebecca Kaufman
Dolly
Lillie Lawton
Chorus
Sallie Lomax
Chorus
Louise Lonsdale
Maisie Brooks
Rose Martin
Chorus
W. H. Pringle
Fred Rollins
Marjorie Relyea
Lydia
Helen Royton
Stella
Josie Sadler
Belle Jimper
Cyril Scott
Berkeley Shallamar
Jack Taylor
Harry Powler
Maggie Taylor
Chorus
Maud Thomas
Ella Hatfield
Alice Toland
Astria
Clarita Vidal
Susette
 
Mary Estelle
Margaret Walker
Dione
Fred Walsh
Claude Coucher
Janice Wynne
music by Leslie Stuart; lyrics by W. H. Risque
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 0
Sung By
Invocation of Venus
(lyrics by Leslie Stuart)
The Queen of Venus and Female Chorus
A Glimpse
Stella and Venus Chorus
Act 1
Sung By
To-night's the Night
Sir Victor Shallamar and Chorus
Fun on a Motor
(music by Landon Ronald; lyrics by George Rollitt)
Berkeley Shallamar and Chorus
Two Eyes of Blue
(lyrics by Charles H. Taylor)
Donald Gregor
If I Were a Girl Instead
(lyrics by Leslie Stuart)
Wrenne
Act 2
Sung By
The Baby with the Dimple and the Smile
Wrenne and Female Chorus
The Detrimental Man
(lyrics by Charles H. Taylor)
Berkeley Shallamar and Chorus
Ping-Pong
(music by Ivan Caryll; lyrics by Percy Greenbank)
Wrenne and Berkeley Shallamar
If Hearts But Knew
(music by Arthur Weld)
The Queen of Venus and Donald Gregor
Come Little Girl
(lyrics by Leslie Stuart)
Dione, Cleo, Ira, Astria, Lydia, Judicia, Roland Western, Harry Powler, Algernon Hepworth, Claude Coucher, Fred Rollins and Douglas Wharton
Because I Love You Dear
Donald Gregor
Tessie, You Are the Only, Only, Only (Replaced "Because I Love You Dear" during run)
Donald Gregor
Four and Twenty Little Men
Wrenne and 24 Men
Class
(lyrics by Charles H. Taylor)
Belle Jimper and Chorus
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