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The Peasant Girl   

 
44th Street Theatre , (3/02/1915 - 6/05/1915)
First Preview: Total Previews:
Opening Date:Mar 02, 1915   
Closing Date:Jun 05, 1915 Total Performances:111

Category: Musical, Original, Broadway
Description: A musical in three acts
Setting: The Castle of Count Baranski


Production Staff
Produced by Messrs. Shubert (Lee and J. J.); Produced in association with F. Ray Comstock and Morris Gest
Book adapted by Edgar Smith; Music by Oskar Nedbal; Lyrics by Herbert Reynolds and Harold Atteridge; Original Viennese Book "Polenblut" by Leo Stein; Additional music by Rudolf Friml and Clifton Crawford; Additional lyrics by Clifton Crawford; Musical Director: Gaetano Merola
Staged by J. C. Huffman and J. H. Benrimo; Choreographed by Jack Mason
Scenic Design by Ackerman Brothers; Costume Design by Melville Ellis
Cast
Miss Alexander Ensemble
Mr. Allison Ensemble
Blanch Babbitt Doris
Anna Berg Babette
Ensemble
Miss Berry Ensemble
Lucille Blair Baroness Petroffski
Miss Boyd Ensemble
Francis J. Boyle Pan Jan Zaremba
Miss Bright Ensemble
Miss. Brown Ensemble
Miss Cedar Ensemble
Florence Challenger Ensemble
Miss Clayton Ensemble
Clifton Crawford Bronio Von Popiel
Maude Crockett Ensemble
Mr Croft Ensemble
Miss Davidson Margot
Ensemble
Marjorie Dayton Ensemble
Patsy De Forrest Ensemble
Miss Ehilid Ensemble
Miss Estey Ensemble
Harold Everts Ensemble
Ida Evon Toinette
Mr Fest Ensemble
Miss Flood Violetta
Ensemble
Miss P. Franklin Ensemble
Miss. Gordon Marcel
Ensemble
Charles Guidon Von Gorski
Miss Hall Ensemble
Edith Kingdon Hallor Countess Napolska
M. Hamilton Ensemble
Ernest Hare Von Mirski
Josephine Harriman Ensemble
Miss Harrison Mellina
Ensemble
Stanley Henry Von Senovica
Ensemble
Miss Horn Ensemble
Ethel Houston Jadwiga Pawlowa
M. Kessler Ensemble
Miss Kline Ensemble
Karen Krischner Fraulein Drygalska
Miss Lampe Ensemble
Miss Lawlor Ensemble
Mr Lee Ensemble
Leola Lucey Angelique
Henry Mack Wlatek
Miss Maury Ensemble
Mr. Miller Ensemble
Miss Mitchell Ensemble
Lucine Paula Ensemble
Miss Perle Ensemble
Frances Pritchard Celeste
Dancer
Miss Raye Ensemble
Miss Reynolds Ensemble
Sol Singlust Ensemble
Bertha Siple Ensemble
Mr. Smith Ensemble
Miss Spencer Ensemble
Miss Stallman Ensemble
Miss Sutton Ensemble
Miss Taylor Ensemble
John Charles Thomas Count Bolo Baranski
Emma Trentini Helena
Mr Wagner Ensemble
Mr Warren Ensemble
Miss Watson Ensemble
Constance Werner Ensemble
Miss. Wolf Ensemble
Letty Yorke Wanda Kwadinskaja
music by Oskar Nedbal; lyrics by Herbert Reynolds and Harold Atteridge
(Unless otherwise noted)
  

ACT 1Sung By
Advice to the Young Countess Napolska, Jadwiga Pawlowa, Pan Jan Zaremba and Von Mirski
Wanda Wanda Kwadinskaja and Chorus
One and Only Bronio Von Popiel and Count Bolo Baranski
The Best Waltz of All Wanda Kwadinskaja and Count Bolo Baranski
Love Is the Reason Helena
Love Is Like a Butterfly
(music by Rudolf Friml)		Bronio Von Popiel and Celeste
On to Conquer Helena, Bronio Von Popiel, Count Bolo Baranski and Ensemble
ACT 2Sung By
A Game of Cards Male Chorus
Native Women Count Bolo Baranski and Male Chorus
Childhood Lessons Helena and Bronio Von Popiel
The Flame of Love
(music by Rudolf Friml)		Helena and Count Bolo Baranski
The Heart of the Rose
(music by Rudolf Friml)		Helena
The Gypsy Celeste and Chorus
Love's Awakening
(music by Rudolf Friml and Oskar Nedbal)		Helena, Count Bolo Baranski, Von Mirski, Wanda Kwadinskaja, Jadwiga Pawlowa, Pan Jan Zaremba and Chorus
ACT 3Sung By
Prosperity Ensemble
After the Rain-Sunshine
(music by Rudolf Friml)		Helena
Mary Had a Lamb
(music by Clifton Crawford; lyrics by Clifton Crawford)		Bronio Von Popiel, Celeste and Chorus