Little Jessie James
MusicalFarce ComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Aug 15, 1923
Closing Date
Jul 19, 1924
Performances
385
MusicalFarce ComedyOriginalBroadway
Open Date: Aug 15, 1923
Close Date: Jul 19, 1924
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Theatres
Longacre Theatre
(Aug 15, 1923 - Jan 27, 1924)
(Aug 15, 1923 - Jan 27, 1924)
Little Theatre
(Jan 28, 1924 - Jul 19, 1924)
(Jan 28, 1924 - Jul 19, 1924)
Description
A musical in two acts
Setting
Living Room of Paul's Apartment, Central Park West, New York City.
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PeopleTheatre Owned / Operated by F. Ray Comstock and L. Lawrence WeberProduced by L. Lawrence WeberBook by Harlan Thompson; Music by Harry Archer; Lyrics by Harlan Thompson; Musical Director: Ernest CuttingStaged by Walter BrooksCostume Design by Mabel E. Johnston; Scenic Design by P. Dodd AckermanCompany Manager: Charles HarrisStage Manager: John CroneSolo Violin: Reginald Childs; Violin: Harry Roberts; Piano: Al Sater; Banjo: George Lehrritter; Bass and Bass Saxophone: Charles Springer; Solo Saxophones and Cello: Wheeler Wadsworth; Saxophones and Bass Clarinet: Clarence Doench; Solo Trumpet and Cello: Hayden Shepard; Trumpet: William Asmus; Trombone: Charles Enz; Percussion: Charles DowskiPress Representative: Alex Yokel
Longacre Theatre (Aug 15, 1923 - Jan 27, 1924)
Violin: Benjamin Miller; Solo Saxophones and Clarinet: Frank WinklerCast
Little Theatre (Jan 28, 1924 - Jul 19, 1924)
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SongsAct 1Sung ByQuiet AfternoonJuliet and Tommy TinkerCome OnTommy Tinker and GirlsSuppose I Had Never Met YouGeraldine Flower and Paul RevereI Love YouGeraldine Flower, Paul Revere and GirlsMy Home Town in KansasJessie JamiesonThe Knocking BookwormsTommy Tinker and GirlsLittle Jack HornerJessie Jamieson and Paul RevereConcerted NumberJessie Jamieson, Geraldine Flower, Paul Revere, Tommy Tinker and GirlsAct 2Sung ByThe BluebirdWilliam J. PierceLittle Jessie JamesTommy Tinker, Jessie Jamieson and GirlsFrom Broadway to Main StreetJessie Jamieson and GirlsSuch is Life in a Love SongGeraldine Flower, Tommy Tinker and GirlsRepriseJessie Jamieson and Paul RevereFinaleEnsemble
Theatre Owned / Operated by F. Ray Comstock and L. Lawrence Weber
Produced by L. Lawrence Weber
Book by Harlan Thompson; Music by Harry Archer; Lyrics by Harlan Thompson; Musical Director: Ernest Cutting
Staged by Walter Brooks
Costume Design by Mabel E. Johnston; Scenic Design by P. Dodd Ackerman
Company Manager: Charles Harris
Stage Manager: John Crone
Solo Violin: Reginald Childs; Violin: Harry Roberts; Piano: Al Sater; Banjo: George Lehrritter; Bass and Bass Saxophone: Charles Springer; Solo Saxophones and Cello: Wheeler Wadsworth; Saxophones and Bass Clarinet: Clarence Doench; Solo Trumpet and Cello: Hayden Shepard; Trumpet: William Asmus; Trombone: Charles Enz; Percussion: Charles Dowski
Press Representative: Alex Yokel
Longacre Theatre (Aug 15, 1923 - Jan 27, 1924)
Violin: Benjamin Miller; Solo Saxophones and Clarinet: Frank Winkler
Cast
Little Theatre (Jan 28, 1924 - Jul 19, 1924)
Act 1
Sung By
Quiet Afternoon
Juliet and Tommy Tinker
Come On
Tommy Tinker and Girls
Suppose I Had Never Met You
Geraldine Flower and Paul Revere
I Love You
Geraldine Flower, Paul Revere and Girls
My Home Town in Kansas
Jessie Jamieson
The Knocking Bookworms
Tommy Tinker and Girls
Little Jack Horner
Jessie Jamieson and Paul Revere
Concerted Number
Jessie Jamieson, Geraldine Flower, Paul Revere, Tommy Tinker and Girls
Act 2
Sung By
The Bluebird
William J. Pierce
Little Jessie James
Tommy Tinker, Jessie Jamieson and Girls
From Broadway to Main Street
Jessie Jamieson and Girls
Such is Life in a Love Song
Geraldine Flower, Tommy Tinker and Girls
Reprise
Jessie Jamieson and Paul Revere
Finale
Ensemble
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