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Captain Jinks   

 
Martin Beck Theatre , (9/08/1925 - 1/30/1926)
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Opening Date:Sep 08, 1925   
Closing Date:Jan 30, 1926 Total Performances:167

Category: Musical, Romantic Comedy, Original, Broadway
Description: A musical in two acts
Setting: New York City


Production Staff
Produced by Laurence Schwab and Frank Mandel
Music by Lewis E. Gensler and Stephen Jones; Book by Frank Mandel and Laurence Schwab; from the play by Clyde Fitch; Lyrics by B.G. DeSylva; Musical Director: Ivan Rudisill; Featuring songs with lyrics by Ira Gershwin
Staged by Edgar MacGregor; Musical Staging by Sammy Lee
Scenic Design by Frederick W. Jones III; Costume Design by Kiviette
Cast
Marie Bandoux Ensemble
Joey Benton Ensemble
Bill Brown World Reporter
Joe E. Brown Hap Jones
Louise Brown Mlle. Suzanne Trentoni
Lillian Burke Ensemble
John Burns Ensemble
Lee Byrne Ensemble
Samuel Coit A Federal Inspector
Wally Crisham Times Reporter
Frank Cullen Ensemble
Carol Cummings Ensemble
Alan Dale Ensemble
Frankie De Voe Ensemble
Al Downing Ensemble
Marcel Dufan Ensemble
Andreas Erwing Ensemble
Evelyn Farrell Ensemble
Josephine Fontaine Ensemble
Jack Forrester News Reporter
Amy Frank Ensemble
Ferris Hartman Belliarti
Trentoni's Ballet Master
Max Hoffman Lieut. Charles Martin
U.S. Army
Sophie Howard Ensemble
Irene Isham Ensemble
Charlotte La Rose Ensemble
Ann Lee Ensemble
Margaret Lee Ensemble
Elsie Lombard Ensemble
Katherine Malvern Ensemble
Isabelle Mason Ensemble
Ginger Meehan Ensemble
John Meehan Ensemble
Mary Meehan Ensemble
Beth Milton Ensemble
Blanche Morton Ensemble
Frederick Murray Journal Reporter
J. Harold Murray Captain Robert Jinks
U.S. Marine Corps
Nina Olivette Annie
Trentoni's Maid
Lucille Osborn Ensemble
Bella Pogany Mrs. Hochspitz
Agnes Reilly Ensemble
Betty Richmond Ensemble
Wayne Roberts Ensemble
Penelope Rowland Ensemble
Ila Roy Ensemble
Charles Sabin Ensemble
Idylle Shaw Ensemble
Ruth Shaw Ensemble
Helen Sills Ensemble
Frances Stone Ensemble
Marion Sunshine Honey Johnson
Jackie Taylor Band Leader
O. J. Vanasse A Policeman
Betty Vane Ensemble
Arthur West Seaman Frederick Lane
U.S. Navy
Betty Whitney Ensemble
music by Lewis E. Gensler and Stephen Jones; lyrics by B.G. DeSylva
(Unless otherwise noted)
  

ACT 1Sung By
So This Is the States Annie (Trentoni's Maid), Reporters, Visitors and Passengers
Pals Captain Robert Jinks (U.S. Marine Corps), Seaman Frederick Lane (U.S. Navy), Lieut. Charles Martin (U.S. Army), Marines, Reporters and Sailor Band
Kiki Mlle. Suzanne Trentoni and Ensemble
Ain't Love Wonderful Hap Jones and Annie (Trentoni's Maid)
I Do Mlle. Suzanne Trentoni and Captain Robert Jinks (U.S. Marine Corps)
Sea Legs Seaman Frederick Lane (U.S. Navy), Honey Johnson and Sailor Girls
ACT 2Sung By
Strictly Business Annie (Trentoni's Maid), Lieut. Charles Martin (U.S. Army), Reporters, Maids and Bouncers
You Must Come Over Blues (from BE YOURSELF)
(lyrics by B.G. DeSylva and Ira Gershwin)		Honey Johnson and Seaman Frederick Lane (U.S. Navy)
The Only One Captain Robert Jinks (U.S. Marine Corps) and Debutantes
You Need a Man Suzanne Mlle. Suzanne Trentoni and Men
Oh! How I Hate Women Hap Jones
Fond of You Honey Johnson, Lieut. Charles Martin (U.S. Army), Seaman Frederick Lane (U.S. Navy) and Ensemble
At the Party Band Leader and His Captain Jinks Band
Kiki (Reprise)Mlle. Suzanne Trentoni and Lieut. Charles Martin (U.S. Army)
The New Game Hap Jones, Honey Johnson and Annie (Trentoni's Maid)