America
MusicalRevue SpectacleOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Aug 30, 1913
Closing Date
Mar 28, 1914
Performances
360
MusicalRevue SpectacleOriginalBroadway
Open Date: Aug 30, 1913
Close Date: Mar 28, 1914
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Description
A revue in three acts, a prologue and 15 Scenes
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PeopleProduced by Messrs. Shubert (Lee and J. J.)Book by John P. Wilson; Music by Manuel Klein; Lyrics by Manuel Klein; Musical Director: Manuel Klein; Assistant Musical Dir.: Philip Lemlein; Additional lyrics by John P. WilsonConceived by Arthur Voegtlin; Staged by William J. Wilson; Resident Stage Director: William G. StewartOld CrackerInezLola's friendMammyFlash NegroManager of Ponce de Leon Hotel"The Colonel"Commandant at PanamaGuideBarberDancing EnsembleShellfish VendorVivian PhillipsForsythe's sweetheart"Cherokee Bill" Phelpsa western sheriffPriestA VaqueroPedroa Panama SwellMillionaire's WifeYsabelLola's friend
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SongsAct 1Sung ByThough Hearts We May SecureMrs. Beacon-Hill and Professor StrunzGood-Bye, HiramCollege BoysMy Wife's GoneMenA Gay ExcursionMrs. Beacon-Hill and Professor StrunzThe U.S.A. LimitedLieut. Frank Forsythe and Entire EnsembleThe Girl in the Gingham (Gown)John, Vivian Phillips, Haywagon Girls, Milkmaids, Haymakers and Farm HandsDark Eyes (Am Now A Shinin' for You)
(lyrics by John P. Wilson)The OverseersMister Soldier ManSextette and EnsembleRagtime in the AirEntire Hippodrome CompanyAct 2Sung ByLolaQuintetteMerry Little Chop ChopThe Wonderful Woodchoppers
Produced by Messrs. Shubert (Lee and J. J.)
Book by John P. Wilson; Music by Manuel Klein; Lyrics by Manuel Klein; Musical Director: Manuel Klein; Assistant Musical Dir.: Philip Lemlein; Additional lyrics by John P. Wilson
Conceived by Arthur Voegtlin; Staged by William J. Wilson; Resident Stage Director: William G. Stewart
Old Cracker
Inez
Lola's friend
Mammy
Flash Negro
Manager of Ponce de Leon Hotel
"The Colonel"
Commandant at Panama
Guide
Barber
Dancing Ensemble
Shellfish Vendor
Vivian Phillips
Forsythe's sweetheart
"Cherokee Bill" Phelps
a western sheriff
Priest
A Vaquero
Pedro
a Panama Swell
Millionaire's Wife
Ysabel
Lola's friend
Act 1
Sung By
Though Hearts We May Secure
Mrs. Beacon-Hill and Professor Strunz
Good-Bye, Hiram
College Boys
My Wife's Gone
Men
A Gay Excursion
Mrs. Beacon-Hill and Professor Strunz
The U.S.A. Limited
Lieut. Frank Forsythe and Entire Ensemble
The Girl in the Gingham (Gown)
John, Vivian Phillips, Haywagon Girls, Milkmaids, Haymakers and Farm Hands
Dark Eyes (Am Now A Shinin' for You)
(lyrics by John P. Wilson)
(lyrics by John P. Wilson)
The Overseers
Mister Soldier Man
Sextette and Ensemble
Ragtime in the Air
Entire Hippodrome Company
Act 2
Sung By
Lola
Quintette
Merry Little Chop Chop
The Wonderful Woodchoppers
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