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Arrah-Na-Pogue
Play
Drama
Play with music
Revival
Broadway
Opening Date
Sep 07, 1903
Closing Date
Oct 31, 1903
Performances
65
Play
Drama
Play with music
Revival
Broadway
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Haverly's 14th Street Theatre
(Sep 07, 1903 - Oct 31, 1903)
Description
A play in three acts
Setting
The ruins of St. Kevin's Abbey, Arrah's cottage at Larragh, the armory at O'Grady's house, and Ballybetagh Castle
People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Produced by
Rich & Harris
; Produced by arrangement with
Louise Thorndyke
Written by
Dion Boucicault
; Additional text by
E.H. House
; Incidental music by
Dion Boucicault
; Music by
Andrew Mack
; Lyrics by
Andrew Mack
; Featuring songs with lyrics by
Dion Boucicault
; Featuring songs by
E.H. House
; Musical Director:
William P. Brown
Staged by
William Seymour
Scenic Design by
Joseph A. Physioc
; Costume Design by
Mme. Herman
,
Van Horn and Son
,
Fritz Schultz
and
The Boston Museum
Edward Aiken
Moran
S. Anderson
Tim Conolly
G. L. Baker
Lanagan
Edith Barker
Arrah Meelish
John Birch
Andy Regan
Oiny Farrell
Marie Dibrook
Kathleen Boyle
Maggie Fielding
Katty Walsh
Joseph French
Con Reilly
Daniel Gilfether
Major Coffin
Beatrice Harris
Eileen O'Donnell
V. Hathaway
Murtagh Delaney
Thomas E. Jackson
The Sergeant
Frank M. Kendrick
Patsey
Anne Leonard
Fanny Power
Andrew Mack
Shaun, the Post
N. Mackey
Paddy Finch
O. Mann
Tim Cogan
Luke Martin
Michael Feeny
Thomas McGrane
Colonel Bagenal O'Grady
John Napier
Marie Napier
Bridget Maguire
Thomas Paulton
Pat Ryan
M. E. Reddy
Barney Nolan
John S. Robertson
Beamish McCoul
Florence Russel
Anne Shaughnessy
Lizzie Sanger
Norah Cavanaugh
Emma Scully
Elsie O'Brien
Anna Turner
Ducie Tiernan
Anna Wilson
Molly Ryan
May Wilson
Molly McCarthy
Songs
music by
Andrew Mack
; lyrics by
Andrew Mack
(Unless otherwise noted)
We'll Hurry to the Church and Get Married
Shaun, the Post
You Are My Star, for I Love You
Shaun, the Post
An Irishman's Lilt
Shaun, the Post
For Home and Ireland
Shaun, the Post
The Wearing of the Green
(lyrics by
Dion Boucicault
and
E.H. House
)
Shaun, the Post
People
Songs
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Produced by
Rich & Harris
; Produced by arrangement with
Louise Thorndyke
Written by
Dion Boucicault
; Additional text by
E.H. House
; Incidental music by
Dion Boucicault
; Music by
Andrew Mack
; Lyrics by
Andrew Mack
; Featuring songs with lyrics by
Dion Boucicault
; Featuring songs by
E.H. House
; Musical Director:
William P. Brown
Staged by
William Seymour
Scenic Design by
Joseph A. Physioc
; Costume Design by
Mme. Herman
,
Van Horn and Son
,
Fritz Schultz
and
The Boston Museum
Edward Aiken
Moran
S. Anderson
Tim Conolly
G. L. Baker
Lanagan
Edith Barker
Arrah Meelish
John Birch
Andy Regan
Oiny Farrell
Marie Dibrook
Kathleen Boyle
Maggie Fielding
Katty Walsh
Joseph French
Con Reilly
Daniel Gilfether
Major Coffin
Beatrice Harris
Eileen O'Donnell
V. Hathaway
Murtagh Delaney
Thomas E. Jackson
The Sergeant
Frank M. Kendrick
Patsey
Anne Leonard
Fanny Power
Andrew Mack
Shaun, the Post
N. Mackey
Paddy Finch
O. Mann
Tim Cogan
Luke Martin
Michael Feeny
Thomas McGrane
Colonel Bagenal O'Grady
John Napier
Marie Napier
Bridget Maguire
Thomas Paulton
Pat Ryan
M. E. Reddy
Barney Nolan
John S. Robertson
Beamish McCoul
Florence Russel
Anne Shaughnessy
Lizzie Sanger
Norah Cavanaugh
Emma Scully
Elsie O'Brien
Anna Turner
Ducie Tiernan
Anna Wilson
Molly Ryan
May Wilson
Molly McCarthy
music by
Andrew Mack
; lyrics by
Andrew Mack
(Unless otherwise noted)
We'll Hurry to the Church and Get Married
Shaun, the Post
You Are My Star, for I Love You
Shaun, the Post
An Irishman's Lilt
Shaun, the Post
For Home and Ireland
Shaun, the Post
The Wearing of the Green
(lyrics by
Dion Boucicault
and
E.H. House
)
Shaun, the Post
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