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The Little Millionaire   

 
George M. Cohan's Theatre , (9/25/1911 - 3/09/1912)
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Opening Date:Sep 25, 1911   
Closing Date:Mar 09, 1912 Total Performances:192

Category: Musical, Farce, Original, Broadway
Description: A musical in three acts
Setting: "Beaux Art," Huntington, Long Island, Spooner's Home, and the Astor Roof


Production Staff
Produced by Cohan & Harris
Book by George M. Cohan; Lyrics by George M. Cohan; Music by George M. Cohan; Musical Director: Karl Weixelbaum
Staged by George M. Cohan; Ensembles and drills staged by James Gorman
Scenic Design by Edward G. Unitt and Joseph Wickes; Costume Design by Schneider-Anderson Company
Cast
Maud Allen Miss Primper
Earl Benham Danny Wheeler
George M. Cohan Robert Spooner
Helen F. Cohan Mrs. Prescott
Jerry J. Cohan Henry Spooner
Donald Crisp Edward Plumber
Rudolph
William Ford Starter at the "Beaux Arts"
Sydney Jarvis Roscoe Handover
Jack Klendon Reverend H. Henry Dodge
Tom Lewis Bill Costigan
Amy Mortimer Mary
George Parsons George Russell
Julia Ralph Berdina Busby
Lila Rhodes Goldie Gray
Dore Rogers Policeman
Charles W. Weil Page Boy
Josephine Whittell Bertha Burnham
music by George M. Cohan; lyrics by George M. Cohan 

ACT 1Sung By
(The) New Yorkers George Russell and Chorus
(The) Little Millionaire Robert Spooner and Chorus
Come With Me to My Bungalow Danny Wheeler and Mary
We Do the Dirty Work Roscoe Handover and Bertha Burnham
Characteristic Waltz Robert Spooner and Goldie Gray
Drill of the Seventh Gentlemen of the Chorus
Any Place the Old Flag Flies Robert Spooner and Chorus
ACT 3Sung By
The Musical Moon Danny Wheeler and Chorus
Oh, You Wonderful Girl Roscoe Handover and Bertha Burnham
Barnum Had the Right Idea Robert Spooner
The Dancing Wedding Robert Spooner, Goldie Gray, George Russell and Chorus