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The Fascinating Widow   

 
Liberty Theatre , (9/11/1911 - 10/28/1911)
Grand Opera House , (11/13/1911 - circa. 11/1911)
First Preview: Total Previews:
Opening Date:Sep 11, 1911   
Closing Date:Nov 1911 Total Performances:65

Category: Musical, Comedy, Original, Broadway
Description: A musical in three acts
Setting: A hotel in the mountains and K, a co-educational college


Production Staff
Produced by A. H. Woods
Book by Otto Hauerbach; Music by Frederick W. Mills; Lyrics by Otto Hauerbach; Musical Director: August Kleinecke; Music orchestrated by William Redfield; Additional lyrics by Sam M. Lewis, E. Ray Goetz, Irving Berlin and Vincent Bryan; Additional music by Irving Berlin and Vincent Bryan
Staged by George Marion; Choreographed by Jack Mason
Scenic Design by Dodge and Castle; Costume Design by Frances and Hayden
Cast
Natalie Alt Ivy Tracy
Marie Baxter Bessie Bothwell
Blanche Burnham Harriet Halford
Charles W. Butler Reverend Wilbur Watts
Julian Eltinge Mrs. Monte
Hal Blake
Gladys Feldman Lottie Lovedale
Edward Garvie Lankton Wells
June Mathis Tessie Danforth
Jean Morrell Ethel Ethridge
Louise Orth Maisie Mannering
Carrie E. Perkins Mrs. Leffingwell
Dorothy Sanders Nella Northrup
Natalie Seymour Cissie Cyril
James Spottswood Tuthill Leffingwell
James E. Sullivan Nick Bulgler
Lionel Walsh Oswald Wentworth
Frank Wentworth John Wilson
Dorothy Wilcox Rholla Rollins
Winona Winter Margaret Leffingwell
music by Frederick W. Mills; lyrics by Otto Harbach
(Unless otherwise noted)
  

ACT 1Sung By
Put Your Arms Around Me
(lyrics by Sam M. Lewis)		Lankton Wells and Ivy Tracy
The Fascinating Widow
(lyrics by E. Ray Goetz)		Mrs. Monte and Girls
Don't Take Your Beau to the Seashore
(music by Irving Berlin; lyrics by E. Ray Goetz)		Mrs. Monte and Bathing Girls
ACT 2Sung By
You've Built a Fire Down in My Heart (from ZIEGFELD FOLLIES OF 1911)
(music by Vincent Bryan and Irving Berlin; lyrics by Vincent Bryan and Irving Berlin)		Margaret Leffingwell
Love Is the Theme of My Dreams Ivy Tracy and Girls
The Rag Time College Girl
(lyrics by Sam M. Lewis)		Mrs. Monte and Girls
Valse Julian Mrs. Monte
Don't You Make a Noise Margaret Leffingwell and Girls
ACT 3Sung By
I'm to be a Blushing Bride
(lyrics by Sam M. Lewis)		Mrs. Monte and Bridesmaids