The Land of Joy
MusicalRevueOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Oct 31, 1917
Closing Date
Jan 26, 1918
Performances
100
MusicalRevueOriginalBroadway
Open Date: Oct 31, 1917
Close Date: Jan 26, 1918
Closed Flag: n
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
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Description
A Revue in Two Acts, a Prologue, and 11 Scenes
Setting
New York, Valencia, Granada, Alhambra, Seville, and Madrid
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PeopleProduced by Valverde Musical Enterprises, Inc.Book by J. F. Elizondo and Eulogio Velasco; Music by Quinito Valverde; Lyrics by Eulogio Velasco and J. F. Elizondo; English Book Adaptation by Ruth Boyd Ober; Musical Director: Julian BenlochDirected by Alonzo Price and Eulogio VelascoScenic Design by Tarazona Brothers; Costume Design by Schneider-Anderson Company, Grand Gerard, Vde Peris and Balbina Juan ValenciaChevy ChaseA Spanish LadyA Spanish LadyLa Tirana, Serafina, CucuA Spanish LadyA Spanish Lady
Park Theatre (Oct 31, 1917 - Jan 1918)
Knickerbocker Theatre (Jan 14, 1918 - Jan 26, 1918)
Produced by William Morris -
SongsAct 0Sung ByLove Is Very DifferentSchuyler Wrightwell and GirlsCome With MeMercedesOff to SpainSchuyler Wrightwell, Mercedes and GirlsAct 1Sung ByGarotin SongCharles SeekHoly WeekA Spanish LadyAy! Que RicoA Spanish Lady and ChorusNew York, U.S.A.Mercedes and Schuyler WrightwellJerezanosA Spanish Lady and ChorusMarchositoA Spanish Lady and ChorusAct 2Sung ByTo te quieroChorus and MercedesTorerito TorerazoA Spanish Lady and ChorusCan This Be LoveMercedesPepe HilloPepe Hillo and ChorusMaja de GoyaA Spanish Lady and ChorusMaja ModerniaA Spanish Lady and ChorusThere's a ChapterMercedes and Schuyler WrightwellSchottiss del CucuA Spanish Lady
Produced by Valverde Musical Enterprises, Inc.
Book by J. F. Elizondo and Eulogio Velasco; Music by Quinito Valverde; Lyrics by Eulogio Velasco and J. F. Elizondo; English Book Adaptation by Ruth Boyd Ober; Musical Director: Julian Benloch
Directed by Alonzo Price and Eulogio Velasco
Scenic Design by Tarazona Brothers; Costume Design by Schneider-Anderson Company, Grand Gerard, Vde Peris and Balbina Juan Valencia
Chevy Chase
A Spanish Lady
A Spanish Lady
La Tirana, Serafina, Cucu
A Spanish Lady
A Spanish Lady
Park Theatre (Oct 31, 1917 - Jan 1918)
Knickerbocker Theatre (Jan 14, 1918 - Jan 26, 1918)
Produced by William Morris
Act 0
Sung By
Love Is Very Different
Schuyler Wrightwell and Girls
Come With Me
Mercedes
Off to Spain
Schuyler Wrightwell, Mercedes and Girls
Act 1
Sung By
Garotin Song
Charles Seek
Holy Week
A Spanish Lady
Ay! Que Rico
A Spanish Lady and Chorus
New York, U.S.A.
Mercedes and Schuyler Wrightwell
Jerezanos
A Spanish Lady and Chorus
Marchosito
A Spanish Lady and Chorus
Act 2
Sung By
To te quiero
Chorus and Mercedes
Torerito Torerazo
A Spanish Lady and Chorus
Can This Be Love
Mercedes
Pepe Hillo
Pepe Hillo and Chorus
Maja de Goya
A Spanish Lady and Chorus
Maja Modernia
A Spanish Lady and Chorus
There's a Chapter
Mercedes and Schuyler Wrightwell
Schottiss del Cucu
A Spanish Lady
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