MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Jun 10, 1919
Closing Date
Nov 10, 1919
Performances
215
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Shubert Theatre
(Jun 10, 1919 - Closing date unknown)
Casino Theatre
(Jul 28, 1919 - Nov 10, 1919)
Description
A musical in three acts

Performances were suspended from August 23, 1919 to September 8, 1919 for the Actors' Equity Strike
Setting
The Shimmering Pheasant Restaurant, Tripp's Hat Store on Fifth Ave., Gilbert Grant Ice Cream and Candy Emporium, and the house and garden at Pelham Manor
Comments
Suspended performances on on August 23, 1919 for the Actors Equity strike; resumed September 8, 1919.
Produced by Messrs. Shubert (Lee and J. J.) and Lew M. Fields
Music by Malvin M. Franklin and Robert Hood Bowers; Book by Harry B. Smith and Lew M. Fields; Lyrics by Robert B. Smith and Lorenz Hart; Additional music by Otis Spencer and Richard Rodgers; Musical Director: Robert Hood Bowers; Orchestrations for Malvin Franklin's numbers Charles Grant
Staged by W. H. Post; Choreographed by Jack Mason
Scenic Design by P. Dodd Ackerman; Costume Design by Cora MacGeachy
Arthur Ball
the Penn Four
 
Billie Williams
Julia Barnette
Customer
 
Pansy
Ellen Best
Thais
 
Customer
Frank Billings
Mr. Bunker
Frank Binns
Mr. Cheatham
Helen Blake
Customer
 
Diana
Hazel Bowman
Customer
 
Reggie
Octavia Broske
Alexina Tripp
Jessica Brown
Specialty Artist
Toots Bryce
Daisy
 
Customer
Robert Calley
Mr. Cooker
Frances Cameron
Mazie Gay
Clara Carroll
Customer
 
Lily
Jean Carroll
Customer
 
Cherry
Edna Chase
Leila
Harry Clarke
Larry Tripp
George Coogan
Mr. Tooker
Jeannette Cooke
Customer
 
Percy
Frank Cornell
Rider Lott
Louise Dale
Minte Drop
 
Mrs. Murray Hill
 
Pauline
Jim Dalton
Mr. Kidder
Marjorie Day
Hebe
 
Customer
Virginia DeLillies
Tutti Frutti
 
Mrs. Livingston
 
Rosalind
Frank Doane
Ichabod Wintergreen
Marion Dorr
Dorothy Marshmallow
 
Mrs. Astorbilt
 
Clarisse
Herbert Fields
Milton
Lew M. Fields
Augustus Tripp
Margaret Finley
Customer
 
Rose
Gladys Fisher
Psyche
 
Customer
Helen Fox
Meeda Tharra
 
Mrs. Van Duzen
 
Customer
Pauline Garon
Francois
 
Sadie Little
Alan Hale, Sr.
Gilbert Grant
Eleanor Henry
Kitty Blythe
Nan Hope
Customer
 
Portia
Jack Kellar
Tom Thomas
 
the Penn Four
 
Phil Fillmore
Gladys Lang
Violet
 
Customer
Elsie Lange
Mrs. Bleeker
 
Cerisse Wilde
 
Gwendolen
Artie Leeming
Freddy Sharp
 
Specialty Artist
Clarence Levy
Jimmy James
 
the Penn Four
Muriel Lodge
Madame Flambauex
 
Bessie Bonstella
 
Mrs. Lenox
 
Customer
Charlie Mitchell
Jimmy Lock
Gypsy Mooney
Clarence
 
Customer
Ruth Reavis
Customer
 
Minerva
Richard Russ
the Penn Four
 
Harry Harrison
Willie Solar
Professor Ketchem
 
Ananias Beebe
Nellie St. Clair
Tessie
 
Specialty Artist
Willie St. Clair
Specialty Artist
 
Archie
Lauretta Stanley
Customer
 
Algie
Louise Strong
Marjorie Fudge
 
Mrs. Van Cortlandt
 
Ophelia
Fay Tunis
Daisy Cloak
 
Cleo
 
Customer
Catherine Van Pelt
Marcelle Wave
 
Julie Bonbon
 
Mrs. Stuyvesant
 
Viola
Alton Weber
Mr. Conner
Joe Wilmot Niemeyer
Specialty Artist
Violet Wilson
Sybil Tripp
Act 1
Sung By
Influenza Blues
(music by Malvin M. Franklin; lyrics by Robert B. Smith)
Ananias Beebe
Underneath a Big Umbrella
(music by Malvin M. Franklin; lyrics by Robert B. Smith)
Marcelle Wave and Tom Thomas
Opening of Hat Store
(music by Robert Hood Bowers; lyrics by Robert B. Smith)
Chorus
Leave It to Your Milliner
(music by Robert Hood Bowers; lyrics by Robert B. Smith)
Kitty Blythe and Chorus
You Never Can Tell
(music by Robert Hood Bowers; lyrics by Robert B. Smith)
Gilbert Grant, Sybil Tripp and the Penn Four
Any Old Place with You
(music by Richard Rodgers; lyrics by Lorenz Hart)
Larry Tripp and the Penn Four
Save a Little Daylight (for Me)
(music by Robert Hood Bowers; lyrics by Robert B. Smith)
Mazie Gay and Girls
Jolly Me
(music by Robert Hood Bowers; lyrics by Robert B. Smith)
Gilbert Grant, Kitty Blythe and Larry Tripp
Wait for Me
(music by Robert Hood Bowers; lyrics by Robert B. Smith)
Mazie Gay, the Penn Four and Boys
Let's Go
(music by Robert Hood Bowers; lyrics by Robert B. Smith)
Ensemble
Act 2
Sung By
Sweets to the Sweet
(music by Malvin M. Franklin; lyrics by Robert B. Smith)
Sybil Tripp, Specialty Artist, Chorus and Kiddies
One I Love, Two I Love
(music by Robert Hood Bowers; lyrics by Robert B. Smith)
Kitty Blythe, Specialty Artist and Chorus
Don't Do Anything 'Till You Hear from Me
(music by Malvin M. Franklin; lyrics by Robert B. Smith)
Augustus Tripp, Mazie Gay, Gilbert Grant, Ichabod Wintergreen, Kitty Blythe and Alexina Tripp
Flirtation Fantasies
(music by Malvin M. Franklin; lyrics by Robert B. Smith)
Specialty Artists
The Candy Jag
(music by Malvin M. Franklin; lyrics by Robert B. Smith)
Specialty Artists and Ananias Beebe
Act 3
Sung By
Will o' Wisp
(music by Malvin M. Franklin and Otis Spencer; lyrics by Robert B. Smith)
Mazie Gay, the Penn Four and Chorus
(I Want a) Lonely Romeo
(music by Malvin M. Franklin; lyrics by Robert B. Smith)
Sybil Tripp, Tom Thomas and Ponies
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