MusicalComedy OperaRevivalBroadway
Opening Date
Jan 07, 1889
Closing Date
Feb 23, 1889
Performances
136
MusicalComedy OperaRevivalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Bijou Theatre
(Jan 07, 1889 - Closing date unknown)
Standard Theatre
(Jan 28, 1889 - Feb 23, 1889)
Description
An opera in three acts
Setting
China, 1861
Produced by Edward E. Rice and Henry Dixey
Music by Charles Le Cocq and Gustav Kerker; Musical Director: Gustav Kerker; Based on the original French "Fleur de the" by Alfred Duru and Henri Chivot; Libretto by Charles Alfred Byrne
Costume Design by Carrie E. Perkins; Scenic Design by Edward G. Unitt
Production Supervisor: Gustav Kerker and Charles Alfred Byrne
Carrie Behr
Angelique
Philip Branson
Petit Pierre
Bertha Fisch
Fantine
Louis Harrison
Tyfoo
Joseph W. Herbert
Sosoriki
John C. Leach
Sing High
Belle Thorne
Pearl of Pekin
Clairette Vanderbilt
Pierrette
Irene Verona
Finnette
Edward Webb
Paul Mathot
music by Charles Le Cocq and Gustav Kerker; lyrics by Charles Alfred Byrne
(Unless otherwise noted)
Where ever we roam o'er the seas
(music by Gustav Kerker)
He Loved Her Tender
Sosoriki
A Pretty Maid
I Was Born in Tokio
Sosoriki
(We Are) Four Little Tchin-Tchin Girls
(music by Gustav Kerker)
Pepine, Angelique, Fantine and Pierrette
Bad as They Are, We Love These Men
I Love My Old Love Still
(music by Gustav Kerker)
Pearl of Pekin
Pearl of Pekin
Now that Pearl of Pekin's married
(music by Gustav Kerker)
Sosoriki
What a Subject to Paint on a Fan
(music by Gustav Kerker)
Pearl of Pekin, Sosoriki and Finnette
I Hope It Won't Happen Again
(music by Edward E. Rice; lyrics by Louis Harrison)
Tyfoo
Signor McStinger
Tyfoo
Chop Sticks
If I Were a Bird
Sosoriki, Pearl of Pekin and Finnette
The Lady Picking Mulberries
(music by Edgar Stillman Kelley; lyrics by Edgar Stillman Kelley)
Pearl of Pekin
When Ching-a-Lung Hit High
(music by Louis Harrison; lyrics by Louis Harrison)
Tyfoo
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