MusicalExtravaganzaRevivalBroadway
Opening Date
Oct 07, 1885
Closing Date
May 01, 1886
Performances
252
MusicalExtravaganzaRevivalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Opening night credits for this production have not yet been finalized.
Theatres
Haverly's 14th Street Theatre
(Oct 07, 1885 - May 01, 1886)
Description
A Musical Extravaganza in Three Acts, 10 Scenes
  • People
    Produced by Edward E. Rice
    Music by Edward E. Rice; Libretto by J. Cheever Goodwin; Musical Director: Gustavus Kerker
    Directed by Edward E. Rice
    May Danforth
    Marie (in Eva's suite)
    J. H. Finn
    Basil (Gabriel's pa)
    George K. Fortescue
    Catherine (Gabriel's aunt, an antidote for melancholy)
    Fred H. Freer
    King Boorioboola Gha (a sufferin' sovereign)
    Mollie Fuller
    Eulalie (Evangeline's confidante, hoping for women's rights)
    Josie Hall
    Felician (Eulalie's sweetheart)
    Hindie Harrison
    Unambebe (Captain of the Amazons)
    W. H. Kohnie
    The Jailor (who keeps the keys)
    Annie Lukie
    Elaine (a waif, in love)
    John A. Mackay
    LeBlanc (the notary)
    James S. Maffit
    The Lone Fisherman (a mystery)
    Edward Morris
    Chief of Police (a "peeler")
    George A. Schiller
    Captain Dietrich (of the Queen's own, familiar with hard-tack)
    David P. Steele
    Lo (the Poor Indian)
    D. P. Steele
    Hans Wagner (corporal, but fond of the spiritual)
    May Steele
    Rose (in Eva's suite)
    Amelia Summerville
    Fritz Hubert (Captain Dietrich's aide)
    Edwin S. Tarr
    Benedict (the blacksmith, who believes black myths)
    Mamie Taylor
    The Queen (the King's consort)
    Fay Templeton
    Gabriel (Eva's worshipper)
    Mr. Turner
    The Heifer (two of a kine-d)
    Kate Uart
    Rudolph Maurice (Captain Dietrich's aide)
    Irene Verona
    Evangeline (the heroine of an enduring affection)
    Robert Wade
    The Headsman (a mimic, very clever at taking off blockheads)
    Carrie Wallace
    Mary Anne (Eva's maid)
    Mr. West
    The Heifer (two of a kine-d)
  • Songs
    music by Edward E. Rice; lyrics by J. Cheever Goodwin
    Act 1
    Sung By
    We Must Be Off
    One Moment, Pray
    Gabriel
    There's a Man
    Gabriel and Chorus
    I'm a Fascinating Notary
    LeBlanc
    Thinking, Love, of Thee
    Evangeline
    Into the Water We Go
    Evangeline, Eulalie, Catherine, Rose and Marie
    She's Saved! She's Saved!
    My Love and I
    Gabriel
    Sammy Smug
    LeBlanc and Chorus
    My Heart
    Evangeline
    Golden Chains
    Evangeline and Gabriel
    I Hope It Won't Happen Again
    LeBlanc
    In Us You See
    He Says She Must Go
    My Thoughts Are Far Away
    Evangeline
    Act 2
    Sung By
    Clink! Clank!
    We Are Off (to Seek for Eva)
    Catherine and LeBlanc
    Let's Quietly Steal Away
    Sweet the Song of Birds
    Gabriel and Evangeline
    I Like It, Don't You?
    Gabriel
    Twelve O'Clock, and All Is Well
    Prowling 'Round the Diamond Fields
    She's Acquitted, (He's Outwitted)
    Act 3
    Sung By
    Fie Upon You! Fie!
    Evangeline
    (We Are the) Six Miserable Ruffians
    Does She Love Me?
    Gabriel
    O Gabriel, My Best Beloved
    Evangeline
    Goodnight to One and All
    Homeward Bound
Produced by Edward E. Rice
Music by Edward E. Rice; Libretto by J. Cheever Goodwin; Musical Director: Gustavus Kerker
Directed by Edward E. Rice
May Danforth
Marie (in Eva's suite)
J. H. Finn
Basil (Gabriel's pa)
George K. Fortescue
Catherine (Gabriel's aunt, an antidote for melancholy)
Fred H. Freer
King Boorioboola Gha (a sufferin' sovereign)
Mollie Fuller
Eulalie (Evangeline's confidante, hoping for women's rights)
Josie Hall
Felician (Eulalie's sweetheart)
Hindie Harrison
Unambebe (Captain of the Amazons)
W. H. Kohnie
The Jailor (who keeps the keys)
Annie Lukie
Elaine (a waif, in love)
John A. Mackay
LeBlanc (the notary)
James S. Maffit
The Lone Fisherman (a mystery)
Edward Morris
Chief of Police (a "peeler")
George A. Schiller
Captain Dietrich (of the Queen's own, familiar with hard-tack)
David P. Steele
Lo (the Poor Indian)
D. P. Steele
Hans Wagner (corporal, but fond of the spiritual)
May Steele
Rose (in Eva's suite)
Amelia Summerville
Fritz Hubert (Captain Dietrich's aide)
Edwin S. Tarr
Benedict (the blacksmith, who believes black myths)
Mamie Taylor
The Queen (the King's consort)
Fay Templeton
Gabriel (Eva's worshipper)
Mr. Turner
The Heifer (two of a kine-d)
Kate Uart
Rudolph Maurice (Captain Dietrich's aide)
Irene Verona
Evangeline (the heroine of an enduring affection)
Robert Wade
The Headsman (a mimic, very clever at taking off blockheads)
Carrie Wallace
Mary Anne (Eva's maid)
Mr. West
The Heifer (two of a kine-d)
music by Edward E. Rice; lyrics by J. Cheever Goodwin
Act 1
Sung By
We Must Be Off
One Moment, Pray
Gabriel
There's a Man
Gabriel and Chorus
I'm a Fascinating Notary
LeBlanc
Thinking, Love, of Thee
Evangeline
Into the Water We Go
Evangeline, Eulalie, Catherine, Rose and Marie
She's Saved! She's Saved!
My Love and I
Gabriel
Sammy Smug
LeBlanc and Chorus
My Heart
Evangeline
Golden Chains
Evangeline and Gabriel
I Hope It Won't Happen Again
LeBlanc
In Us You See
He Says She Must Go
My Thoughts Are Far Away
Evangeline
Act 2
Sung By
Clink! Clank!
We Are Off (to Seek for Eva)
Catherine and LeBlanc
Let's Quietly Steal Away
Sweet the Song of Birds
Gabriel and Evangeline
I Like It, Don't You?
Gabriel
Twelve O'Clock, and All Is Well
Prowling 'Round the Diamond Fields
She's Acquitted, (He's Outwitted)
Act 3
Sung By
Fie Upon You! Fie!
Evangeline
(We Are the) Six Miserable Ruffians
Does She Love Me?
Gabriel
O Gabriel, My Best Beloved
Evangeline
Goodnight to One and All
Homeward Bound
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