MusicalOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Dec 07, 1911
Closing Date
Jan 06, 1912
Performances
36
MusicalOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Casino Theatre
(Dec 07, 1911 - Jan 06, 1912)
Description
A musical in two acts
Setting
London and Trouville
Produced by Thomas W. Ryley
Music by Leslie Stuart; Book by George Grossmith, Jr.; Lyrics by C.H. Bovill; Based on "L'Amorcage" by Leon Xanroff and Gaston Guerin; Featuring songs by Irving Berlin
Staged by Ned Wayburn
Scenic Design by Ernest Albert and Lee Lash & Co.; Costume Design by Stern Brothers
Conducted by Silvio Hein
Betty Adams
Chorus
Louise Alexander
Polly Polino
A. Hylton Allen
Emil
Josephine Angela
Chorus
Jane Arrol
Chorus
Byron Bell
Chorus
W. M. Benedict
Chorus
Esther Bissett
Diamond
Charles Brown
Auberon Blow
Maude Brown
Ruby
Ruth Cardon
Chorus
Olive Carr
Chorus
Angelo Caruso
Chorus
Frank Caruso
Chorus
Jules Charmette
Phonso
 
Aristide Picot
Jeanette Clark
Chorus
Isabel Congleton
Chorus
Adelaide Croker
Chorus
Marguerite Dana
Chorus
Marjorie Dayton
Chorus
William J. deForest
Chorus
Madeline d'Harville
Dance Specialty
Tom Dingle
Marquis of Didsbury
Billy Faye
Chorus
Harry Fisher
Cecil Custard Carutheres
Marie Garland
Chorus
Laura Gaynelle
Chorus
Katherine Grant
Chorus
Eleanore Gray
Chorus
Charles Gurney
Chorus
Elsie Hamilton
Dolly
Louise Hawman
Chorus
Waldo Heinemann
Chorus
Billie Hunter
Chorus
Renee Kelly
Peggy Barrison
Fluffy Lichter
Chorus
Clara Lloyd
Chorus
Joseph Luna
Chorus
Genarro Marino
Chorus
Eva Marlow
Chorus
Dorothy Marlowe
Chorus
Janet Marran
Chorus
Monsieur Maurice
Dance Specialty
Seppie McNeil
Chorus
Aimee Montague
Chorus
Hazel Mooney
Chorus
Helen Mooney
Chorus
Gladys Moore
Dance Specialty
Flora Ottie
Chorus
Madeleine Ottie
Chorus
Faith Powell
Chorus
Paul Profatta
Chorus
Lew Quinn
Man About Town
John W. Ransome
Montagu Bartle
Paul Riblet
Chorus
Arthur J. Richter
Chorus
Ada Robertson
Chorus
Margaret Rutledge
Miss Vooch
Joan Sherman
Chorus
Farren Soutar
Captain James Bendoyle
Irene Spencer
Chorus
Kelcey Staunton
Chorus
May Thompson
Chorus
Gertrude Thurston
Chorus
Oliver Van Der Burgh
Chorus
Minerva Walton
Chorus
Anna Watson
Chorus
Elsie Weller
Chorus
Arthur Wells
Chorus
Blanche West
Nini
 
Jeanette
Vida Whitmore
Doris Bartle
Nellie Wilkie
Chorus
Grace Williams
Chorus
Rose Winter
Lady Frederick
Alva York
Lady Snoop
music by Leslie Stuart; lyrics by C.H. Bovill
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
The New Hotel
Chorus
Whistle and the Girls Come (Running) 'Round
Captain James Bendoyle, Lady Frederick and Chorus
I'm a Lady
Lady Snoop
In Sunny Kokomo
Auberon Blow, Jeanette and Chorus
The Lass with a Lasso
Doris Bartle and Chorus
Any Old Tune
Peggy Barrison, Lady Snoop, Captain James Bendoyle, Auberon Blow and Chorus
Come to Trouville
English Pony Ballet and Ensemble
Act 2
Sung By
Beautiful Ocean
(music by Irving Berlin; lyrics by Irving Berlin)
Doris Bartle, Diamond, Polly Polino, Pony Ballet and Chorus
(Go Away, Little Girl-) Go Back to School
Polly Polino, Diamond and Chorus
Ladies Beware (When the Lights Are Low)
Doris Bartle
(I Like to Have) A Little Bit On
Lady Snoop and Chorus
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