MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Feb 02, 1914
Closing Date
Mar 14, 1914
Performances
48
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

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Theatres
Knickerbocker Theatre
(Feb 02, 1914 - Mar 14, 1914)
Description
A musical in three acts
Setting
Berlin at the present time
Produced by Charles Frohman
Book by Arthur Wimperis; Music by Edmund Eysler; Lyrics by Arthur Wimperis; from the German 'Der lachende ebemann' by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grunwald; Featuring songs by Pedro de Zulueta; Musical Director: Gustave Selzer
Directed by Edward Royce
Costume Design by Henri Bendel, Inc.
Gertrude Andea
Chorus
Roy Atwell
Lutz Nachtigall
Marie Barbara
Chorus
Nigel Barry
Hans Zimt
Betty Callish
Hella Bruckner
Dorothy Chesmond
Marie
Jeanne Crane
Chorus
Jessie Crane
Chorus
Frances Demarest
Etelka
Leonard Feiner
Baldrian
Venita Fitzhugh
Dolly
George Fredericks
Chorus
Marie George
Chorus
William Gibney
Chorus
Josephine Harriman
Dancer
Beatrice Hoover
Chorus
Constance Hunt
Chorus
Josie Intropidi
Lucinda
Frank Kenny
Chorus
Regina Knott
Chorus
Margaret Langdon
Chorus
O. L. Love
Chorus
Jack Mehl
Chorus
Bert B. Melville
Wiedehopf
Margurete Milford
Chorus
Florence Moll
Chorus
George Mortimer
Chorus
Kenneth Munro
Chorus
John Daly Murphy
Herr von Basewitz
Yetla Nicoll
Chorus
William Norris
Mr. Rosenrot
Genevieve O'Hara
Dancer
Irene Palmer
Juliette
Beatrice Percell
Chorus
Paul Pollock
Chorus
Courtice Pounds
Ottokar Bruckner
Quentin Todd
Dancer
Eve Turner
Chorus
Fred Walton
Andreas Pipelhuber
Gustave Werner
Count Selztal
Dorothy West
Chorus
Evelyn Wildner
Chorus
Gertrude Wilson
Chorus
music by Edmund Eysler; lyrics by Arthur Wimperis
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
Just a Little Gossip
Hella Bruckner and Chorus
Forbidden Fruit
Lutz Nachtigall and Etelka
A Husband in Love with His Wife
Ottokar Bruckner
In Beautiful Italiano
Andreas Pipelhuber and Lucinda
Little Miss Understood
Count Selztal and Hella Bruckner
Bought and Paid For
(music by Jerome Kern; lyrics by Harry B. Smith)
Hans Zimt and Dolly
Act 2
Sung By
A Heart Will Fall
Count Selztal and Chorus
Love Is Like a Violin
(music by Jerome Kern; lyrics by Harry B. Smith)
Hella Bruckner
Wine Song
Ottokar Bruckner
You're Here and I'm Here
(music by Jerome Kern; lyrics by Harry B. Smith)
Dolly and Hans Zimt
Take a Step with Me
(music by Jerome Kern; lyrics by Harry B. Smith)
Etelka and Chorus
Away From Thee
Ottokar Bruckner and Hella Bruckner
Since Grandpa Learned to Tango
(music by Pedro de Zulueta; lyrics by L. Williams)
Lutz Nachtigall, Herr von Basewitz, Wiedehopf and Andreas Pipelhuber
Silken Screen
Count Selztal and Hella Bruckner
Act 3
Sung By
Marital Malignity
Chorus
You're Here and I'm Here (Reprise)
(music by Jerome Kern; lyrics by Harry B. Smith)
Count Selztal and Dolly
Lizette
Ottokar Bruckner
Telephone Duet
Ottokar Bruckner and Hella Bruckner
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