MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Dec 25, 1917
Closing Date
Oct 26, 1918
Performances
351
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

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Theatres
Liberty Theatre
(Dec 25, 1917 - Oct 26, 1918)
Description
A Musical Farce in Three Acts and 6 scenes
Setting
Lenox, Massachusetts, 1919
Produced by Cohan & Harris
Book by Otto Hauerbach; Music by Louis A. Hirsch; Lyrics by Otto Hauerbach; Based on "The Aviator" by James Montgomery; Musical Director: Gus Salzer; Music orchestrated by Frank Saddler
Directed by Edward Royce and James Montgomery
Scenic Design by Edward G. Unitt and Joseph Wickes; Men's attire by Max Marx; Ladies' gowns by Lucile and Harry Collins
Charles Andrews
Ensemble
Willard F. Barger
Ensemble
Edward Begley
Sam Robinson
Lee Campbell
Ensemble
Jeanette Cook
Ensemble
Frank Craven
Robert Street
Phoebe Crossley
Ensemble
Edith Day
Grace Douglas
Henry Dempsey
Ensemble
Ruth Donnelly
Miss Zonne
Beatrice Dwight
Ensemble
Allen K. Fagen
Ensemble
Edgar Gates
Ensemble
Harold Grau
Ensemble
Nancy Griffith
Ensemble
Lillian Gurley
Ensemble
Arthur Stuart Hull
James Brooks
Louise Kelley
Ensemble
Joseph Lertora
Jules Gaillard
Paul Lester
Ensemble
Kitty Mahoney
Ensemble
Vivian May
Ensemble
Thomas Maynard
Ensemble
Josephine McNichol
Ensemble
Donald Meek
F. H. Douglas
Helen Miller
Ensemble
Alexander Morrissey
Ensemble
Helen Neary
Ensemble
Catherine O'Neil
Ensemble
Frank Otto
Hopkinson Brown
John Park
John Gordon
Eleanor Pendleton
Ensemble
Grace Peters
Mrs. Douglas
Emily Russ
Ensemble
Eunice Sizer
Ensemble
Neida Snow
Ensemble
Marion Sunshine
Madeline Manners
Francois Vaulry
Louis
Maurice Walker
Ensemble
Mary Ward
Ensemble
Virginia Watson
Ensemble
Richard Weeman
Ensemble
music by Louis A. Hirsch; lyrics by Otto Harbach
Act 1
Sung By
Paging Mr. Street
Miss Zonne and Ensemble
I'll Bet You
John Gordon and Ensemble
I Want a Determined Boy
Madeline Manners and Hopkinson Brown
If You Look in Her Eyes
Grace Douglas and Madeline Manners
Going Up
Jules Gaillard and Ensemble
First Act, Second Act, Third Act
Robert Street and Grace Douglas
Act 2
Sung By
The Touch of a Woman's Hand
Grace Douglas and Girls
Down, Up, Left, Right
Robert Street, Hopkinson Brown, James Brooks and Sam Robinson
Do It for Me
Hopkinson Brown and Madeline Manners
(Everybody Ought To Know How to Do) The Tickle Toe
Grace Douglas and Ensemble
Kiss Me
Grace Douglas and Jules Gaillard
Act 3
Sung By
There's a Brand New Hero
Jules Gaillard, Madeline Manners and Ensemble
Here's to the Two of You
Grace Douglas and Ensemble
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