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Elsie Janis and Her Gang [1919]
Musical
Revue
Original
Broadway
Opening Date
Dec 01, 1919
Closing Date
Jan 17, 1920
Performances
55
Musical
Revue
Original
Broadway
Open Date: Dec 01, 1919
Close Date: Jan 17, 1920
Closed Flag: n
Is Final Week:
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
George M. Cohan's Theatre
(Dec 01, 1919 - Jan 17, 1920)
Description
A revue in two acts
Setting
France and sections of Paris, Colblenz, and New York
People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Produced by
Charles Dillingham
and
Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr.
Music by
William B. Kernell
and
B. C. Hilliam
; Lyrics by
Richard Fechheimer
and
Elsie Janis
; Book by
Elsie Janis
; Musical Director:
William Schroeder
; Featuring songs by
Lee S. Roberts
,
Shelton Brooks
,
Bert Grant
,
Dan Kildare
and
Albert Von Tilzer
; Featuring songs with lyrics by
Lew Brown
,
Joe Young
,
Clifford Grey
and
J. Will Callahan
Staged by
Elsie Janis
Costume Design by
Charles LeMaire
Ewart Allan
The Jazz Band
Mary Balfour
The Red Cross Nurse
Harry Berger
The Jazz Band
Jack Brant
The Gang
Sam Burbank
The Gang
Lillian Cullen
The Motor Transport Girl
Chick Deveau
The Gang
Herbert Goff
The Gang
Eddie Hay
The Gang
Jerry Hoekstra
The Gang
Elsie Janis
The Gang
Henry Janswick
The Gang
Howard Johnson
The Jazz Band
Bill Kernell
The Gang
Bradley Knoche
The Gang
Charles Lawrence
The Gang
Eva Le Gallienne
The Parisienne
Nat Martin
The Jazz Band
Norman Merleton
The Jazz Band
Frank Miller
The Gang
Henrietta Orville
The K. of C. Girl
Bill Reardon
The Gang
Edward W. Reno
The Jazz Band
B. Romolo
The Jazz Band
Richard Ryan
The Gang
Margaret Sousa
The Ambulance Service Girl
Ruth Wells
The Y. M. C. A. Girl
Joe Wise
The Jazz Band
Songs
music by
B. C. Hilliam
and
William B. Kernell
; lyrics by
Elsie Janis
and
Richard Fechheimer
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Let's Go
(music by
William B. Kernell
; lyrics by
Richard Fechheimer
)
Somewhere in America
(music by
William B. Kernell
; lyrics by
Richard Fechheimer
)
Smiles
(music by
Lee S. Roberts
; lyrics by
J. Will Callahan
)
The Darktown Strutters' Ball
(music by
Shelton Brooks
; lyrics by
Shelton Brooks
)
Along the Rocky Road to Dublin
(music by
Bert Grant
; lyrics by
Joe Young
)
The M.P. Song
(music by
William B. Kernell
; lyrics by
Richard Fechheimer
)
In the Latin Quarter
(music by
William B. Kernell
; lyrics by
Richard Fechheimer
)
It's My Temperament
(music by
William B. Kernell
; lyrics by
Richard Fechheimer
)
Gee, But It's Great to Meet a Girl from Home
(music by
William B. Kernell
; lyrics by
Richard Fechheimer
)
Just a Little Touch of Paris
(music by
William B. Kernell
; lyrics by
Richard Fechheimer
)
I Love Them (All), Just a Little Bit
(music by
Dan Kildare
)
Apres la Guerre
(music by
B. C. Hilliam
; lyrics by
Clifford Grey
and
B. C. Hilliam
)
Act 2
The Heinie Fiftette
Just a Little After Taps
(music by
William B. Kernell
; lyrics by
Richard Fechheimer
)
Give Me the Moonlight
(music by
Albert Von Tilzer
; lyrics by
Lew Brown
)
When I Took My Jazz Band to the Fatherland
People
Songs
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Produced by
Charles Dillingham
and
Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr.
Music by
William B. Kernell
and
B. C. Hilliam
; Lyrics by
Richard Fechheimer
and
Elsie Janis
; Book by
Elsie Janis
; Musical Director:
William Schroeder
; Featuring songs by
Lee S. Roberts
,
Shelton Brooks
,
Bert Grant
,
Dan Kildare
and
Albert Von Tilzer
; Featuring songs with lyrics by
Lew Brown
,
Joe Young
,
Clifford Grey
and
J. Will Callahan
Staged by
Elsie Janis
Costume Design by
Charles LeMaire
Ewart Allan
The Jazz Band
Mary Balfour
The Red Cross Nurse
Harry Berger
The Jazz Band
Jack Brant
The Gang
Sam Burbank
The Gang
Lillian Cullen
The Motor Transport Girl
Chick Deveau
The Gang
Herbert Goff
The Gang
Eddie Hay
The Gang
Jerry Hoekstra
The Gang
Elsie Janis
The Gang
Henry Janswick
The Gang
Howard Johnson
The Jazz Band
Bill Kernell
The Gang
Bradley Knoche
The Gang
Charles Lawrence
The Gang
Eva Le Gallienne
The Parisienne
Nat Martin
The Jazz Band
Norman Merleton
The Jazz Band
Frank Miller
The Gang
Henrietta Orville
The K. of C. Girl
Bill Reardon
The Gang
Edward W. Reno
The Jazz Band
B. Romolo
The Jazz Band
Richard Ryan
The Gang
Margaret Sousa
The Ambulance Service Girl
Ruth Wells
The Y. M. C. A. Girl
Joe Wise
The Jazz Band
music by
B. C. Hilliam
and
William B. Kernell
; lyrics by
Elsie Janis
and
Richard Fechheimer
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Let's Go
(music by
William B. Kernell
; lyrics by
Richard Fechheimer
)
Somewhere in America
(music by
William B. Kernell
; lyrics by
Richard Fechheimer
)
Smiles
(music by
Lee S. Roberts
; lyrics by
J. Will Callahan
)
The Darktown Strutters' Ball
(music by
Shelton Brooks
; lyrics by
Shelton Brooks
)
Along the Rocky Road to Dublin
(music by
Bert Grant
; lyrics by
Joe Young
)
The M.P. Song
(music by
William B. Kernell
; lyrics by
Richard Fechheimer
)
In the Latin Quarter
(music by
William B. Kernell
; lyrics by
Richard Fechheimer
)
It's My Temperament
(music by
William B. Kernell
; lyrics by
Richard Fechheimer
)
Gee, But It's Great to Meet a Girl from Home
(music by
William B. Kernell
; lyrics by
Richard Fechheimer
)
Just a Little Touch of Paris
(music by
William B. Kernell
; lyrics by
Richard Fechheimer
)
I Love Them (All), Just a Little Bit
(music by
Dan Kildare
)
Apres la Guerre
(music by
B. C. Hilliam
; lyrics by
Clifford Grey
and
B. C. Hilliam
)
Act 2
The Heinie Fiftette
Just a Little After Taps
(music by
William B. Kernell
; lyrics by
Richard Fechheimer
)
Give Me the Moonlight
(music by
Albert Von Tilzer
; lyrics by
Lew Brown
)
When I Took My Jazz Band to the Fatherland
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