MusicalBurlesque One ActOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Mar 11, 1845
Closing Date
Apr 25, 1845
Performances
20
MusicalBurlesque One ActOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Olympic Theatre
(Mar 11, 1845 - Apr 25, 1845)
Description
A Local Burlesque in One Act, 2 Scenes

Returned to the Olympic 11/10/1845 and revived at the Olympic 11/29/1849
  • People
    Produced by William Mitchell
    Written by B.A. Baker; Music arranged by George Loder
    Stage Arrangements by William Mitchell
    Scenic Design by Mr. Bengough; Machinery by Mr. Burns
    Properties: Mr. Roberts
    Mr. Bleeker
    Mr. Oldschool
    a liberal minded man
    Mr. Clark
    Ragpicker/Visitor/Roulette Man/Thimble Rig/etc.
    Benedict DeBar
    Mr. Harniem
    a retired tea merchant
    Mr. Dennison
    Thady
    an exiled tea merchant from the Bowery
    Mrs. Dunn
    Ragpicker/Visitor/Roulette Man/Thimble Rig/etc.
    Mr. Everard
    Hoopincough
    a Ragpicker Chieftain
    Mrs. Everard
    Ragpicker/Visitor/Roulette Man/Thimble Rig/etc.
    Mrs. Isherwood
    Ragpicker/Visitor/Roulette Man/Thimble Rig/etc.
    Mr. Lee
    Ragpicker/Visitor/Roulette Man/Thimble Rig/etc.
    Mr. Levere
    M.P.
    of the New Police
    John Nickinson
    Mrs. Quin
    Landlady of the "Hotel de Ragpickers"
    Mrs. Phillips
    Ragpicker/Visitor/Roulette Man/Thimble Rig/etc.
    Mrs. Pray
    Ragpicker/Visitor/Roulette Man/Thimble Rig/etc.
    Mr. Rea
    Jake Jenkins
    Miss Roberts
    Buder
    a very careless nurse
    Mr. Roberts
    Ragpicker/Visitor/Roulette Man/Thimble Rig/etc.
    Mr. Rosenthal
    Ragpicker/Visitor/Roulette Man/Thimble Rig/etc.
    Mrs. Selwyn
    Ragpicker/Visitor/Roulette Man/Thimble Rig/etc.
    Mr. Smith
    Ragpicker/Visitor/Roulette Man/Thimble Rig/etc.
    Emma Taylor
    Arline, a fine specimen of young Harlem
    Mary Taylor
    Arline
    twelve years older and supposed to be the same individual
    Charles Melton Walcot
    Floorstain
    Mr. Harniem's hopeful nephew
    Mrs. Webb
    Ragpicker/Visitor/Roulette Man/Thimble Rig/etc.
  • Songs
    Hurrah for Bowery Tea
    Neighbors
    Through all my life
    Mr. Harniem
    Bless the Bohea-Man's Name
    Neighbors
    'Tis Sad to Leave a Business Grand
    Thady
    Thus we pick up in the Street
    Ragpickers
    Good gracious! Is any one Near
    Floorstain
    I Dreamt I had Money to Buy a Shawl
    Arline, a fine specimen of young Harlem
    That scratch upon thy Nose
    Thady and Arline, a fine specimen of young Harlem
    Ragpickers Attend
    Arline, a fine specimen of young Harlem, Mrs. Quin, Hoopincough and Chorus
    Now I'm Dear Thady's Bride
    Arline, a fine specimen of young Harlem and Ragpickers
    Bad luck, I've lost my Thad
    Mrs. Quin
    This is the Place for Fun
    Citizens
    Song
    Arline, a fine specimen of young Harlem
    When e'er I on the Canvas look
    Mr. Harniem
    Once I knew a Pretty Girl
    Hoopincough
    When other Gents
    Thady
    Fly thro' the Window with me
    Thady, Arline, a fine specimen of young Harlem and Hoopincough
    A Store in the Bowery
    Thady
    Finale
    All the Characters
Produced by William Mitchell
Written by B.A. Baker; Music arranged by George Loder
Stage Arrangements by William Mitchell
Scenic Design by Mr. Bengough; Machinery by Mr. Burns
Properties: Mr. Roberts
Mr. Bleeker
Mr. Oldschool
a liberal minded man
Mr. Clark
Ragpicker/Visitor/Roulette Man/Thimble Rig/etc.
Benedict DeBar
Mr. Harniem
a retired tea merchant
Mr. Dennison
Thady
an exiled tea merchant from the Bowery
Mrs. Dunn
Ragpicker/Visitor/Roulette Man/Thimble Rig/etc.
Mr. Everard
Hoopincough
a Ragpicker Chieftain
Mrs. Everard
Ragpicker/Visitor/Roulette Man/Thimble Rig/etc.
Mrs. Isherwood
Ragpicker/Visitor/Roulette Man/Thimble Rig/etc.
Mr. Lee
Ragpicker/Visitor/Roulette Man/Thimble Rig/etc.
Mr. Levere
M.P.
of the New Police
John Nickinson
Mrs. Quin
Landlady of the "Hotel de Ragpickers"
Mrs. Phillips
Ragpicker/Visitor/Roulette Man/Thimble Rig/etc.
Mrs. Pray
Ragpicker/Visitor/Roulette Man/Thimble Rig/etc.
Mr. Rea
Jake Jenkins
Miss Roberts
Buder
a very careless nurse
Mr. Roberts
Ragpicker/Visitor/Roulette Man/Thimble Rig/etc.
Mr. Rosenthal
Ragpicker/Visitor/Roulette Man/Thimble Rig/etc.
Mrs. Selwyn
Ragpicker/Visitor/Roulette Man/Thimble Rig/etc.
Mr. Smith
Ragpicker/Visitor/Roulette Man/Thimble Rig/etc.
Emma Taylor
Arline, a fine specimen of young Harlem
Mary Taylor
Arline
twelve years older and supposed to be the same individual
Charles Melton Walcot
Floorstain
Mr. Harniem's hopeful nephew
Mrs. Webb
Ragpicker/Visitor/Roulette Man/Thimble Rig/etc.
Hurrah for Bowery Tea
Neighbors
Through all my life
Mr. Harniem
Bless the Bohea-Man's Name
Neighbors
'Tis Sad to Leave a Business Grand
Thady
Thus we pick up in the Street
Ragpickers
Good gracious! Is any one Near
Floorstain
I Dreamt I had Money to Buy a Shawl
Arline, a fine specimen of young Harlem
That scratch upon thy Nose
Thady and Arline, a fine specimen of young Harlem
Ragpickers Attend
Arline, a fine specimen of young Harlem, Mrs. Quin, Hoopincough and Chorus
Now I'm Dear Thady's Bride
Arline, a fine specimen of young Harlem and Ragpickers
Bad luck, I've lost my Thad
Mrs. Quin
This is the Place for Fun
Citizens
Song
Arline, a fine specimen of young Harlem
When e'er I on the Canvas look
Mr. Harniem
Once I knew a Pretty Girl
Hoopincough
When other Gents
Thady
Fly thro' the Window with me
Thady, Arline, a fine specimen of young Harlem and Hoopincough
A Store in the Bowery
Thady
Finale
All the Characters
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