MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Oct 23, 1905
Closing Date
Mar 31, 1906
Performances
24
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
West End Theatre
(Oct 23, 1905 - Oct 28, 1905)
Haverly's 14th Street Theatre
(Oct 30, 1905 - Nov 04, 1905)
American Theatre
(Mar 26, 1906 - Mar 31, 1906)
Description
A Musical Comedy in Three Acts
Setting
Act 1: A Bowery Concert Hall; Act 2: A Street in Chinatown; Act 3: The Hotel Astor Roof Garden.
Comments
Also played at the Metropolis Theatre November 11-18, 1905 for 9 performances and at the Yorkville Theatre May 14-21, 1906 for 9 performances
Produced by Hurtig and Seamon Comic Players
Book by Willard Holcomb and Loney Haskell; Lyrics by Willard Holcomb and Loney Haskell; Music by Albert Von Tilzer; Musical Director: Clifford W. Meech
Staged by Jules Hurtig; Musical numbers and ensembles arranged by Charles Nevins
Scenic Design by Charles Brothers; Costume Design by Will R. Barnes; Electrical effects by Kleigl Brothers
Clara Austin
Libbie Wurst
a sister act
Jennie Austin
Wienie Wurst
a sister act
Teddy Burns
Knox Knox
a knocker from Knoxville
Ida Emerson
Miss Vanderclip
an heiress
Cliff Gordon
Baron Heinrich von Essigs
working as a waiter
Vinnie Henshaw
Muzzy Liz
the belle of the Bowery
Charles Howard
Ikey Skinalski
with political aspirations
Charles Nevins
Rag Time Jimmy
a Bowery bartender
May Ward
Birdie Flip
the red soubrette
Graclyn Whitehouse
Gwendolyn Westside
Miss Vanderclip's chum
Ethel Adams
Miss Lenox
 
Dancer
Libbie Barry
Miss Manhattan
 
Dancer
Lillian Barton
Dancer
 
Miss Park
Libbie Bell
Miss Columbus
Lavender Byers
Dancer
Marion Campbell
Miss Washington
 
Dancer
Belle Carlton
Miss Astor
 
Showgirl
Josephine Carr
Miss Savoy
 
Showgirl
Gertrude Carter
Miss Gilsey
 
Showgirl
Alice Chadwick
Dancer
 
Miss West End
Florence Chadwick
Dancer
Fred Clifton
Mr. McCreery
D.F. Crossman
Will Vanderslip
too wealthy to work
Clarabel Davis
Miss Breslin
 
Showgirl
Lydia Franklin
Dancer
 
Miss First
Myra Franklin
Dancer
Georgia Fransioli
The Rummager
queen of the pipe slaves
Elsie Gillen
Dancer
Elsie Gilliland
Miss Riverside
Howard Griffith
Mr. Altman
Loney Haskell
Mock Duck
a Mongolian Diplomat
Herbert Henry
Mr. Hearn
Henriette Herbert
Miss Hoffman
 
Showgirl
Marion Hunnewell
Miss Malborough
 
Showgirl
Florence Jeffries
Miss Madison
 
Dancer
Julia Kidder
Showgirl
Flo Kimball
Miss Bartholdi
 
Showgirl
Stella Kline
Dancer
Blanche Landers
Miss Astoria
 
Showgirl
Carrie Landers
Miss Waldorf
 
Showgirl
Maude Landers
Miss Imperial
 
Showgirl
George Lloyd
Mr. Sachs
Josie Melville
Dancer
 
Miss St. Nicholas
Etta Mintz
Dancer
 
Miss Lexington
Josephine Moore
Miss Waverly
Kitty Morgan
Dancer
 
Miss Lafayette
Frank Nagle
Baron Ludwig von Essigs
Heinrich's brother
George Nevins
Mr. Macy
L.B. Sachs
Headwaiter
imported for Hotel Astor
Richard Schuyler
Mr. Ehlrich
Lillian Shaw
Rosa Rosetta
an Italian flower girl
Margaret Sloan
Miss St. Regis
 
Showgirl
Lucille Tallier
Miss Holland
Tell Taylor
Cumming Swift
a theatrical manager
Harry Ward
Patrolman Casey
an East Side Policeman
Lizzie Ward
Miss Sturtevant
 
Dancer
Carrie Wilson
Dancer
 
Miss Amasterdam
music by Albert Von Tilzer; lyrics by Loney Haskell and Willard Holcomb
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
Rosa Rosetta
(lyrics by Earle C. Jones)
Rosa Rosetta and Chorus
I'd Like to See It
Baron Heinrich von Essigs
Down to Delaware
Birdie Flip
Come Down, Ma' Evening Star
Gwendolyn Westside and Show Girls
Lulu
Knox Knox, Libbie Wurst and Wienie Wurst
Have You Seen My Henry Brown
Rosa Rosetta
(It's) New York Town for Mine
Miss Vanderclip, Gwendolyn Westside, Rag Time Jimmy and Company
Act 2
Sung By
Lasso Lassie
Rag Time Jimmy, Libbie Wurst and Chorus
Be Polite
(lyrics by Junie McCree)
The Rummager
Chinese Finale
Entire Company
Act 3
Sung By
The Moon Has His Eyes on You
(lyrics by Billy Johnson)
Miss Vanderclip and Cumming Swift
Beauty Lane
(lyrics by Junie McCree)
Rag Time Jimmy and Birdie Flip
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