Fiddle-dee-dee
MusicalBurlesqueOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Sep 06, 1900
Closing Date
Apr 20, 1901
Performances
262
MusicalBurlesqueOriginalBroadway
Open Date: Sep 06, 1900
Close Date: Apr 20, 1901
Closed Flag: n
Is Final Week:
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
This production was composed of the following shows:
Quo Vass Iss?, Arizona, Exhibit II, Fiddle-dee-dee
Description
A burlesque in one act
Comments
Quo Vass Iss? closed on October, 17, 1900 after 48 performances. Arizona opened on October 18, 1900 and closed December 19, 1900 after 73 performances. Exhibit II opened December 20, 1900 and closed April 20, 1901 after 141 performances.
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Quo Vass Iss?
Category: Musical, Burlesque, Original, BroadwaySetting: The public gardens in Rome adjoining the palace of Zero, the residence of Petrolius, and the Arenachevron_leftHide ListProduced by Weber & FieldsMusic by John Stromberg; Book by Edgar Smith; Lyrics by Edgar Smith; Musical Director: John Stromberg; A burlesque of "Quo Vadis" by Stanislaus Stange; From the novel by Henry SienkiewiczStaged by Julian MitchellScenic Design by John H. Young; Costume Design by Will R. BarnesPunctus Tireaschevron_leftHide ListProduced by Weber & FieldsMusic by John Stromberg; Book by Edgar Smith; Lyrics by Edgar Smith; Musical Director: John Stromberg; A burlesque on the play by Augustus ThomasStaged by Julian MitchellScenic Design by John H. Young; Costume Design by Will R. BarnesExhibit II
Category: Musical, Burlesque, Original, BroadwaySetting: The grounds of a Villa near Paris, occupied by Hoffman Barrchevron_leftHide ListProduced by Weber & FieldsMusic by John Stromberg; Book by Edgar Smith; Lyrics by Edgar Smith; Musical Director: John StrombergStaged by Julian MitchellScenic Design by John H. Young; Costume Design by Will R. BarnesMiss EmeryBaron HoldfasteMiss FylesFiddle-dee-dee
Category: Musical, Burlesque, Extravaganza, Original, BroadwaySetting: Rue de Paris at the Exposition and the Swiss Village at the expositionchevron_leftHide ListProduced by Weber & FieldsMusic by John Stromberg; Book by Edgar Smith; Lyrics by Edgar Smith; Musical Director: John StrombergStaged by Julian MitchellScenic Design by John H. Young; Costume Design by Will R. BarnesEnsembleBasbleuDuryea StarchleighSeguedillaEnsembleNestor PufferCharley HorseleighGartaTorchonCachucaEnsemble -
Songsmusic by John Stromberg; lyrics by Edgar SmithAct 1Sung ByCome One, Come All, and See the SightsThe Tips of Gay PareeIgnatius McSorleyNothing DoingHoffman BarrI Sigh for a ChangeMrs. Waldorf MeadowbrookComic OperaMrs. Waldorf Meadowbrook and Hoffman BarrJe ne le comprends pasMa Blushin' Rosie, Ma Posie SweetLa Belle Zara and EnsembleFiddle-dee-dee-MarchSpecialty DancerSwiss Warble and DanceEnsembleCome Back, My Honey Boy, to MeMrs. Waldorf MeadowbrookAct 2Sung ByWe Are Citizens of Rome (from QUO VASS ISS?)ChorusSignor Gazamma (from QUO VASS ISS?)Petrolius and Ensemble(Come) Fetch Your Baby Home (from QUO VASS ISS?)Lythia and EnsembleBeautiful Arizona (from ARIZONA)Henry CannedbeefUncle Sam's Boys in Blue (from ARIZONA)ChorusPuff Puff (from ARIZONA)The Latest Cure for Ennui (from EXHIBIT II)ChorusThat's About the Size of It (from EXHIBIT II)The Gay Lord QuexI'm a Respectable Working Girl (from EXHIBIT II)Sophy FullgallyTell Us, Pretty Ladies (from EXHIBIT II)Fads (from EXHIBIT II)Mrs. Meadowbrook
Quo Vass Iss?
Category: Musical, Burlesque, Original, Broadway
Setting: The public gardens in Rome adjoining the palace of Zero, the residence of Petrolius, and the Arena
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Produced by Weber & Fields
Music by John Stromberg; Book by Edgar Smith; Lyrics by Edgar Smith; Musical Director: John Stromberg; A burlesque of "Quo Vadis" by Stanislaus Stange; From the novel by Henry Sienkiewicz
Staged by Julian Mitchell
Scenic Design by John H. Young; Costume Design by Will R. Barnes
Punctus Tireas
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Produced by Weber & Fields
Music by John Stromberg; Book by Edgar Smith; Lyrics by Edgar Smith; Musical Director: John Stromberg; A burlesque on the play by Augustus Thomas
Staged by Julian Mitchell
Scenic Design by John H. Young; Costume Design by Will R. Barnes
Exhibit II
Category: Musical, Burlesque, Original, Broadway
Setting: The grounds of a Villa near Paris, occupied by Hoffman Barr
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Produced by Weber & Fields
Music by John Stromberg; Book by Edgar Smith; Lyrics by Edgar Smith; Musical Director: John Stromberg
Staged by Julian Mitchell
Scenic Design by John H. Young; Costume Design by Will R. Barnes
Miss Emery
Baron Holdfaste
Miss Fyles
Fiddle-dee-dee
Category: Musical, Burlesque, Extravaganza, Original, Broadway
Setting: Rue de Paris at the Exposition and the Swiss Village at the exposition
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Produced by Weber & Fields
Music by John Stromberg; Book by Edgar Smith; Lyrics by Edgar Smith; Musical Director: John Stromberg
Staged by Julian Mitchell
Scenic Design by John H. Young; Costume Design by Will R. Barnes
Ensemble
Basbleu
Duryea Starchleigh
Seguedilla
Ensemble
Nestor Puffer
Charley Horseleigh
Garta
Torchon
Cachuca
Ensemble
music by John Stromberg; lyrics by Edgar Smith
Act 1
Sung By
Come One, Come All, and See the Sights
The Tips of Gay Paree
Ignatius McSorley
Nothing Doing
Hoffman Barr
I Sigh for a Change
Mrs. Waldorf Meadowbrook
Comic Opera
Mrs. Waldorf Meadowbrook and Hoffman Barr
Je ne le comprends pas
Ma Blushin' Rosie, Ma Posie Sweet
La Belle Zara and Ensemble
Fiddle-dee-dee-March
Specialty Dancer
Swiss Warble and Dance
Ensemble
Come Back, My Honey Boy, to Me
Mrs. Waldorf Meadowbrook
Act 2
Sung By
We Are Citizens of Rome (from QUO VASS ISS?)
Chorus
Signor Gazamma (from QUO VASS ISS?)
Petrolius and Ensemble
(Come) Fetch Your Baby Home (from QUO VASS ISS?)
Lythia and Ensemble
Beautiful Arizona (from ARIZONA)
Henry Cannedbeef
Uncle Sam's Boys in Blue (from ARIZONA)
Chorus
Puff Puff (from ARIZONA)
The Latest Cure for Ennui (from EXHIBIT II)
Chorus
That's About the Size of It (from EXHIBIT II)
The Gay Lord Quex
I'm a Respectable Working Girl (from EXHIBIT II)
Sophy Fullgally
Tell Us, Pretty Ladies (from EXHIBIT II)
Fads (from EXHIBIT II)
Mrs. Meadowbrook
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