MusicalRomanceOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Nov 07, 1917
Closing Date
Nov 17, 1917
Performances
14
MusicalRomanceOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

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Theatres
Casino Theatre
(Nov 07, 1917 - Nov 17, 1917)
Description
A musical in three acts
Setting
Prideaux Hall and Lord Verney's lodgings
Produced by William Elliott, F. Ray Comstock and Morris Gest
Book by Otto Hauerbach; Music by Rudolf Friml; Based on the play "Sweet Kitty Bellairs" by David Belasco; Lyrics by Otto Hauerbach; based on the novel by Edgerton Castle; Musical Director: William P. Axt
Staged by Edward Royce
Scenic Design by Theodore Reisig; Costume Design by Harry Collins; Miss Nielsen's gowns by Mme. Julie
Edith Appleton
Ensemble
Rose Benedict
Ensemble
Frank Bradley
Mallow
Peggy Brandon
Ensemble
Josephine Bryan
Ensemble
N. P. Bryan
Ensemble
Jane Buchanan
Ensemble
George Callahan
Colonel Kimby McFinton
Helen Christie
Ensemble
Molly Christie
Ensemble
Bert Clark
Ensemble
H. Clark
Ensemble
Mary Comerford
Ensemble
S. Critcheson
Ensemble
Eleanor Daniels
Lydie
Grace Dean
Ensemble
R. G. Elliott
Ensemble
C. Enisman
Ensemble
Sidonie Espero
Lady Bab Flyte
Doris Faithful
Ensemble
Worthe Faulkner
Captain Dennis O'Hara
Juanita Fletcher
Lady Julia Standish
Patricia Frewen
Lady Beaufort
Glen Hall
Lieutenant Lord Verney
Florence Haynes
Ensemble
Jackson Hines
Sir Jasper Standish
Gertrude Hogan
Ensemble
William Hovel
Ensemble
Fayette Howard
Ensemble
Anton Ingaroa
Ensemble
Clare King
Ensemble
Olive Kingston
Ensemble
Louis LaVie
Ensemble
Charlotte Lenox
Ensemble
Shirley Love
Ensemble
Margaret May
Ensemble
Yetla Nicol
Ensemble
Alice Nielsen
Kitty Bellairs
Albert Noome
Ensemble
Ann Page
Ensemble
Walter Palm
Ensemble
Benjamin Rogers
Ensemble
H. Jess Smith
Gandy
Muril Smither
Ensemble
Frank Sparling
Ensemble
Jeanne Sparry
Ensemble
R. St. John
Ensemble
Erna Steinway
Ensemble
Edwin Stevens
Colonel the Honorable Henry Villiers
Mary Lee Stevens
Ensemble
Ruby Thomas
Ensemble
B. Tieman
Ensemble
Peggy Troland
Ensemble
Edward Watson
Ensemble
Frank Westerton
Captain Spicer
music by Rudolf Friml; lyrics by Otto Harbach
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
Dear Bath
Ensemble
My Father's Sword
Lieutenant Lord Verney, Colonel the Honorable Henry Villiers and Officers
Kitty Darlin'
Captain Dennis O'Hara and Ensemble
Love's Own Call
Kitty Bellairs and Ensemble
Am I to Blame?
Captain Spicer, Sir Jasper Standish and Kitty Bellairs
You're Plenty of a Lady as You Are
Lydie and Mallow
You'll See
Kitty Bellairs, Lady Julia Standish and Ladies
When She Gives Him a Shamrock Bloom
Kitty Bellairs and Ensemble
Act 2
Sung By
Kitty Darlin' (Reprise)
Lieutenant Lord Verney
Noah
(lyrics by P. G. Wodehouse)
Colonel the Honorable Henry Villiers and Officers
Peggy's Leg
(lyrics by P. G. Wodehouse)
Officers
Just We Two
Lieutenant Lord Verney and Kitty Bellairs
Act 3
Sung By
The Ball of the Fifty-First
Ensemble
Spread the News
Lady Bab Flyte and Ladies
Dear Old Dublin
(lyrics by P. G. Wodehouse)
Captain Dennis O'Hara, Colonel Kimby McFinton and Officers
I Want a Man Who's Gentle
Lady Bab Flyte, Captain Spicer, Sir Jasper Standish and Ensemble
'Twas Pretense
Kitty Bellairs, Lieutenant Lord Verney and Ensemble
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