MusicalExtravaganzaRevivalBroadway
Opening Date
Mar 21, 1904
Closing Date
Nov 25, 1905
Performances
171
MusicalExtravaganzaRevivalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Majestic Theatre
(Mar 21, 1904 - May 1904)
New York Theatre
(May 02, 1904 - May 21, 1904)
Academy of Music
(Nov 07, 1904 - Dec 31, 1904)
Academy of Music
(Oct 30, 1905 - Nov 25, 1905)
This production is a return engagement of The Wizard of Oz (Jan 20, 1903 - Oct 03, 1903)
Description
A musical in three acts
Setting
A Kansas farm, Munchkinland, the road through the forest, the poppy field, the Wizard's palace, and the Borderland dividing the Kingdom of Oz from the Dominions of the Good Witch
Stubby Ainscoe
Malvonia
 
Marcel Moreau
Vernon Arnold
Chorus
 
Louis LeBeau
Albertine Benson
The Witch of the North
Helen Blye
Chorus
Marie Burnell
Chorus
Irving H. Christian
Pericles
 
Chorus
Emma Clarke
Chorus
Josephine Clayton
The Poppy Queen
 
Semponia
 
Pansy Lil
Marie Clayton
Remnante Saute
Albert Cleveland
Chorus
Allene Crater
Cynthia Cynch
Nancy Crawford
Chorus
 
Gloriana Jane
May De Sousa
Sir Dashemoff Daily
Mabel De Vere
Violet Victoria
 
Chorus
Lillian Devere
Chorus
 
Vera Ellen
 
Premonia
H. Devlin
Chorus
 
Silicus
Earl Dewey
The Army of Pastoria
 
Alonzo
Etta Diamond
Chorus
Minna Doerge
Chorus
May Du Frene
Francois Giblets
 
Chorus
Sadie Emmons
Antonia
 
Chorus
 
Alberto
 
Captain of the Patrol
Lotta Faust
Tryxie Tryffle
George Fields
Golfman
 
Leo
Miss Fisher
Chorus
Anna Fitzhugh
Tommie Top
 
Chorus
 
Jean deChar
Emily Fulton
Leontine Em
 
Chorus
 
Simon Slick
Beatrice Gilbert
Chorus
Ella Gilroy
Bardo
 
Gladys Ann
 
Chorus
 
Sophronia
Lola Gordon
Lavinia Loo
 
Chorus
May Gunderman
Chorus
Arthur Hill
The Cowardly Lion
Charles Hoskins
Chorus
 
Diogenes
F. Kelsee
Sophocles
Virginia Kendall
Chorus
Nellie Lane
Chorus
Anna Laughlin
Dorothy Gale
Edna Leach
Pungue DeSert
 
Chorus
Anna Leslie
Chorus
Stephen Maley
Sir Wiley Gyle
Marie Mathey
Chorus
David C. Montgomery
Mick Chopper
Harold T. Morey
Brigadier General Riskitt
Nellie Payne
Chorus
 
Snow Queen
 
Claude Cliquot
Joseph Schrode
The Cow named Imogene
Clara Selton
Chorus
Fred A. Stone
The Scarecrow
Charles Swain
Oz
Osia Thompson
Alphonese Fripon
 
Chorus
Helen Turner
Chorus
Owen Westford
Pastoria II
Helen Wilton
Chorus
Elizabeth Young
Chorus
 
Aileen Nance
 
Peter Pop
George Young
Chorus
Laura Young
Chorus
music by Paul Tietjens; lyrics by L. Frank Baum
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
Life in Kansas
Niccolo's Piccolo
(music by A. Baldwin Sloane; lyrics by Glen MacDonough)
Cynthia Cynch
The Tale of the Cassowary
(music by Gus Edwards; lyrics by Will D. Cobb)
Cynthia Cynch
Down on the Brandywine
(music by James B. Mullen; lyrics by Vincent Bryan)
Tryxie Tryffle and Pastoria II
Carrie Barry
(music by A. Baldwin Sloane; lyrics by Glen MacDonough)
Dorothy Gale
Alas for the Man Without Brains
The Scarecrow
I Love You All the Time
(music by Will R. Anderson; lyrics by Will R. Anderson)
Sir Dashemoff Daily
Mary Canary
(music by Seymour Furth; lyrics by Edward P Moran)
Sir Dashemoff Daily
When You Love, Love, Love
The Scarecrow, Mick Chopper and Dorothy Gale
Poppy Chorus
Act 2
Sung By
The Tale of the Red Shirt
(music by Brackett and Medor; lyrics by Brackett and Medor)
Oz
It's Enough to Make a Perfect Lady Mad
(music by James B. Mullen; lyrics by Vincent Bryan)
Cynthia Cynch
Medley: Ball of All Nations
(music by A. Baldwin Sloane; lyrics by Edgar Smith)
Connemara Christening
(music by A. Baldwin Sloane; lyrics by Edgar Smith)
Oz
Gooda-bye, Fedora
(music by Bob Adams; lyrics by Harry Williams)
The Scarecrow
Wee-High and Mon
(music by A. Baldwin Sloane; lyrics by Edgar Smith)
Mick Chopper
Under a Panama
(music by James B. Mullen; lyrics by Vincent Bryan)
Dorothy Gale
An Afternoon Tea
(music by A. Baldwin Sloane and Paul Tietjens)
The Scarecrow, Mick Chopper and Dorothy Gale
Johnnie, I'll Take You
(music by Gus Edwards; lyrics by Will D. Cobb)
Tryxie Tryffle
I Never Loved a Love as I Love You
(music by Gus Edwards; lyrics by Will D. Cobb)
Sir Dashemoff Daily
The Nightmare
(music by James B. Mullen; lyrics by Vincent Bryan)
The Scarecrow and Mick Chopper
I'd Like to Go Halves in That
(music by David C. Montgomery)
The Scarecrow and Mick Chopper
Act 3
Sung By
The Traveler and the Pie
The Scarecrow
Must You
(music by A. Baldwin Sloane and Paul Tietjens)
Mick Chopper
The Sweetest Girl in Dixie
(music by Bob Adams; lyrics by James O'Dea)
Dorothy Gale
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