MusicalOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Aug 05, 1915
Closing Date
Jun 1916
Performances
356
MusicalOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Casino Theatre
(Aug 05, 1915 - May 1916)
44th Street Theatre
(May 29, 1916 - Jun 1916)
Description
A musical in a prologue and two acts
Setting
Vienna
Produced by Messrs. Shubert (Lee and J. J.)
Book by Edgar Smith; Music by Edmund Eysler; Lyrics by Herbert Reynolds; based on the operetta by Leo Stein and Bela Jenbch; Additional numbers by Leo Edwards and Sigmund Romberg; Additional lyrics by Blanche Merrill, Harold Atteridge and Cecil Lean; Additional music by Cecil Lean; Musical Director: Herbert Kerr
Choreographed by Ed Hutchinson; Staged by J. H. Benrimo
Scenic Design by J. H. Benrimo and Edward Sundquist; Costume Design by Josephs and Mme. Francis
Helen Arlington
Chorus
Walter Armin
Josef Stransky
Betty Barclay
Countess von Houssnan
 
Chaperone
 
Chorus
William Belton
The Meister
 
Second Porter
James Billings
An Officer
 
A Tourist
 
Baron von Schlegan
Jack Birkson
Chorus
Monna Blanchard
Chorus
 
Chaperone
Carolyn Burke
A Lady
 
Chaperone
 
Baroness von Schlegan
 
Chorus
Hattie Burks
Vera
Joan Butlin
Chorus
Bunty Davidson
Chaperone
 
Countess von Schwartzkoff
 
Chorus
Carrie De Noville
Chorus
 
Page Boy
Mabel DeBahlul
Chorus
Frances Demarest
Mrs. Gladys Wynne
Joseph Dillon
Director of Hotel
 
Chorus
Ray Dodge
Chorus
Winnifred Dunn
Chorus
Marie Finney
Chorus
Lottie Franklyn
Chorus
Bernard Fritze
Chorus
Marion George
Chorus
 
Chaperone
Rose Gibson
Chorus
Betty Grant
Chorus
Gertrude Harrison
Baroness von Hahn
 
Chaperone
 
Chorus
Eugene Hohenwart
A Diner
 
Chef
Charles Holly
Head Waiter
 
Chorus
Kitty Kerwin
Chorus
Cecil Lean
Rudolph Stoeger
Ted Lorraine
Rudolph Oberdorher
Lucille Martin
Chorus
Cleo Mayfield
Hazel James
Richard Melbourne
Third Tourist
 
Chorus
Elsa Mitchener
Chorus
Mary Moriarty
Chorus
Gypsy O'Brien
Chorus
 
Waitress
 
Chaperone
Prudence O'Shea
Chaperone
 
Chorus
Robert G. Pitkin
Hans Walther
Alice Randolph
Chorus
Josephine Ray
Chorus
Stanley Rayburn
Chorus
Nat Sanders
Chorus
Mona Sartoris
Chorus
Otto Schrader
Franz
 
Head Porter
Vivienne Segal
Broadway debut
Mizzi
 
Gaby
Sydelle Seit
Chorus
Ruby Simpson
Chorus
Edward Smith
Chorus
Charles Starr
Chorus
Dick Stewart
Chorus
Charles Townshend
Chorus
Camille Truesdale
Chorus
Frank Wayne
Second Tourist
 
Chorus
Teddy Webb
Justus Hampel
Charles Weston
Chorus
Alta Young
Chorus
music by Edmund Eysler; lyrics by Herbert Reynolds
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
A Toast to Women's Eyes
(music by Sigmund Romberg)
Ensemble
Here's to You, My Sparkling Wine
(music by Leo Edwards; lyrics by Blanche Merrill)
Rudolph Stoeger, Hans Walther, Justus Hampel and Josef Stransky
To Paradise We'll Gaily Trip
Rudolph Stoeger, Hans Walther, Justus Hampel, Josef Stransky and Chorus
Auf Wiedersehn
(music by Sigmund Romberg)
Rudolph Stoeger and Gaby
Act 2
Sung By
We Wish You a Pleasant Journey
(music by Sigmund Romberg)
Tourists, Guests, and Attaches
There's Only One Who Rules My House
Justus Hampel, Mizzi and Rudolph Oberdorher
Vienna, Vienna
Rudolph Stoeger, Hans Walther, Rudolph Oberdorher and Justus Hampel
I'm from Chicago
(music by Sigmund Romberg)
Mrs. Gladys Wynne and Chaperones
If Central Should Talk in Her Sleep
Rudolph Stoeger
Just Win a Pretty Widow
Rudolph Stoeger, Mrs. Gladys Wynne and Ensemble
One Step into Love
(music by Sigmund Romberg)
Mrs. Gladys Wynne and Hans Walther
Vienna, How D'ye Do
Rudolph Stoeger and Company
Act 3
Sung By
Why Are We Invited Here?
(music by Sigmund Romberg)
Ensemble
Old Blue Paradise
Ensemble
I Had a Dog
(music by Leo Edwards)
Rudolph Oberdorher and Justus Hampel
Folk Song and Yodel
(music by Leo Edwards)
Mrs. Gladys Wynne
Waltz of the Season
Rudolph Oberdorher and Vera
My Model Girl
(music by Sigmund Romberg; lyrics by Harold Atteridge)
Hazel James and Hans Walther
(The Tune) They Croon in the U.S.A.
(music by Cecil Lean; lyrics by Cecil Lean)
Rudolph Stoeger and Dancers
I'm Dreaming of a Wonderful Night
Rudolph Stoeger and Mrs. Gladys Wynne
Auf Wiedersehn
(music by Sigmund Romberg)
Rudolph Stoeger and Mizzi
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