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Opening Date
Dec 23, 1918
Closing Date
Aug 16, 1919
Performances
272
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Knickerbocker Theatre
(Dec 23, 1918 - Aug 16, 1919)
Description
A Musical in Two Acts

Performances were suspended 08/06/1919 to 08/11/1919 due to the Actors' Equity strike
Setting
The Hotel Ritz in Palm Beach
Produced by John Cort
Book by Harry L. Cort and George E. Stoddard; Music by Harold Orlob; Lyrics by Harry L. Cort and George E. Stoddard; Musical Director: Gus Salzer
Directed by Robert Marks
Scenic Design by H Robert Law Studios; Costume Design by Hilarie Mahieu & Co.
Gertrude Bullock
Ensemble
Nina Calame
Ensemble
Lucille Constant
Ensemble
Margaret Curtiss
Ensemble
Johnny Dooley
William Penn, Jr.
The Four Entertainers
Harmony
Marguerite Francisco
Ensemble
Eddie Garvie
Colonel Rufus Dodge
Agnes Hall
Ensemble
Grace Hall
Ensemble
Beth Hardy
Ensemble
Esther Ingham
Miss Belle
Nella Kline
Ensemble
Adah Lewis
Mrs. Tillie Mumm
Irma Marwick
Miss Upp
Ruth Maybee
Miss Pink
Florence McKenna
Ensemble
Mary Milburn
Miss Down
Yvette Reals
Ensemble
Dorothy Scott
Ensemble
Irene Smythe
Ensemble
Neida Snow
Ensemble
Jean Troupman
Ensemble
Gertrude Vanderbilt
Miss Arbutus Quilty
Juana Ward
Ensemble
Clifton Webb
Jack Griffin
Ada Mae Weeks
Miss Mary Dodge
Ethel Mae Whitely
Ensemble
Hansford Wilson
Lester Lite
Helen Wynn
Ensemble
music by Harold Orlob; lyrics by George E. Stoddard and Harry L. Cort
Act 1
Sung By
Show a Little Something New
William Penn, Jr. and Girls
When Things Come Your Way
William Penn, Jr., Jack Griffin and Girls
Feather Your Nest
Miss Mary Dodge and Girls
Waiting for You
Miss Mary Dodge, Jack Griffin and Girls
Two is Company
Miss Mary Dodge, Jack Griffin and William Penn, Jr.
(I Was) A Very Good Baby in the Daytime
Miss Arbutus Quilty and Lester Lite
Act 2
Sung By
When the Shadows Fall
Miss Down and Entertainment Quartette
I'd Love To
Miss Arbutus Quilty, William Penn, Jr. and Girls
For a Girl Like You
Jack Griffin and Miss Mary Dodge
(Oh! You) Sweet Stuff
William Penn, Jr. and Girls
Who Was the Last Girl (You Called By Her First Name)?
William Penn, Jr. and Colonel Rufus Dodge
See Her First
Miss Arbutus Quilty and Girls
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