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Bandanna Land
Musical
Comedy
Original
Broadway
Opening Date
Feb 03, 1908
Closing Date
Apr 18, 1908
Performances
89
Musical
Comedy
Original
Broadway
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Theatres
Majestic Theatre
(Feb 03, 1908 - Apr 18, 1908)
Description
A musical in three acts
Setting
Amos Simmons' home; Off Fellows' Hall; "Bandanna Land"
People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Produced by
F. Ray Comstock
Music by
Will Marion Cook
; Book by
Jesse A. Shipp
and
Alex Rogers
; Lyrics by
Jesse A. Shipp
and
Alex Rogers
; Featuring "It's Hard to Love Somebody" by
Cecil Mack
and
Chris Smith
; Featuring "Somewhere" by
Frank H. Williams
and
Joe Jordan
; Featuring "Late Hours" by
Bert A. Williams
and
David Kempner
; Featuring "Kinky" and "When I Was Sweet Sixteen" by
Mord Allen
; Featuring "When I Was Sweet Sixteen" by
J. Leubrie Hill
; Orchestra under the direction of
Will Marion Cook
and
James J. Vaughan
Staged by
Jesse A. Shipp
and
Alex Rogers
; Musical numbers staged by
Aida Overton Walker
Scenic Design by
Carns, New York
; Women's costumes by
Pauline Reed
; Men's costumes by
Richie Harnden Company
; Mr. Walker's costumes by
Max Marx
Abbie Mitchell Cook
Mandy Lou
niece of Amos
J. Leubrie Hill
Sandy Turner
chairman of the corporation meeting
Ada Rex
Angelina Diggs
teacher and president of the R.L.B.H. Society
Alex Rogers
Amos Simmons
who owns the property that all the fuss is about
Lavinia Rogers
Doc Foster
the Conjure Man
Jesse A. Shipp
Mose Blackstone
a lawyer and founder of the T.S.C.R. Co.
Henry Troy
Mr. Collins
Secretary of the Corporation
Fred Lewis
Fountain Lewis' nephew
Aida Overton Walker
Dinah Simmons
Amos' daughter
George W. Walker
Bud Jenkins
Bon Bon Buddie
Bert A. Williams
Skunkton Bowser
the missing heir
Mord Allen
Si Springer
janitor
Bessie Brady
Amelia Green
Dinah's Schoolmate
George Catlin
Jack Dimery
Uncle Apple Jack
W.H. Chappelle
Sleepy Jim Harper
Bertha Clarke
Cynthia
niece of Amos
Maggie Davis
Julia Smothers
Dinah's Schoolmate
Ida Day
Babe Brown
Dinah's Schoolmate
Lloyd G. Gibbs
Deacon Sparks
H. B. Guillaume
Dick Beel
on the Board
Charles Hall
Jim Strode
on the Board
Angelo Hously
Bill Hayden
on the Board
Matt Hously
Neil Carter
on the Board
Katie Jones
Becky White
a kid
James E. Lightfoot
Mr. Wilson
large shareholder
Hattie McIntosh
Sophie Simmons
Amos' wife
Charles H. Moore
Pete Simmons
Amos' brother
J. Francis Mores
Doc Foster
the Conjure Man
Arthur Payne
Mr. White
on the Board
J. P. Reed
Mr. Black
on the Board
Sterling Rex
Mr. Jones
large shareholder
L.H. Saulsbury
Abe Milum
on the Board
R. Henri Strange
Fountain Lewis
owner of the Carrolton Hotel barber shop
G. Henry Tapley
Mr. Brown
on the Board
James M. Thomas
Sid Morgan
on the Board
Ada Vaughan
Jim Harper, Jr.
Bessie Vaughan
Sue Higgins
Dinah's Schoolmate
Marguerite Ward
Sis Black
a kid
Frank H. Williams
Mr. Green
on the Board
Songs
music by
Will Marion Cook
; lyrics by
Alex Rogers
and
Jesse A. Shipp
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
Corn Song
Mandy Lou, Male Quartette and Chorus
Kinky
(lyrics by
Mord Allen
)
Dinah Simmons and Kinky Girls
'Tain't Gwine to Be No Rain
Amos Simmons and Male Chorus
Exhortation
Deacon Sparks and Male Chorus
Until Then
Skunkton Bowser, Bud Jenkins and Male Chorus
Act 2
Sung By
Minuet
Mose Blackstone
Red, Red Rose
(lyrics by
Alex Rogers
)
Mandy Lou
When I Was Sweet Sixteen
(music by
J. Leubrie Hill
; lyrics by
Mord Allen
)
Angelina Diggs
It's Hard to Love Somebody (When Your Somebody Don't Love You)
(music by
Chris Smith
; lyrics by
Cecil Mack
)
Dinah Simmons
Just the Same
Somewhere
(music by
Joe Jordan
and
Frank H. Williams
; lyrics by
Joe Jordan
and
Frank H. Williams
)
Mr. Collins and Chorus
Late Hours
(music by
Bert A. Williams
; lyrics by
David Kempner
)
Mose Blackstone
Bon Bon Buddie
(lyrics by
Alex Rogers
)
Bud Jenkins
Act 3
Sung By
Ethiopia
(music by
Al Johns
)
Dinah Simmons and Girls
Me to Me Is Me
Mose Blackstone
People
Songs
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Produced by
F. Ray Comstock
Music by
Will Marion Cook
; Book by
Jesse A. Shipp
and
Alex Rogers
; Lyrics by
Jesse A. Shipp
and
Alex Rogers
; Featuring "It's Hard to Love Somebody" by
Cecil Mack
and
Chris Smith
; Featuring "Somewhere" by
Frank H. Williams
and
Joe Jordan
; Featuring "Late Hours" by
Bert A. Williams
and
David Kempner
; Featuring "Kinky" and "When I Was Sweet Sixteen" by
Mord Allen
; Featuring "When I Was Sweet Sixteen" by
J. Leubrie Hill
; Orchestra under the direction of
Will Marion Cook
and
James J. Vaughan
Staged by
Jesse A. Shipp
and
Alex Rogers
; Musical numbers staged by
Aida Overton Walker
Scenic Design by
Carns, New York
; Women's costumes by
Pauline Reed
; Men's costumes by
Richie Harnden Company
; Mr. Walker's costumes by
Max Marx
Abbie Mitchell Cook
Mandy Lou
niece of Amos
J. Leubrie Hill
Sandy Turner
chairman of the corporation meeting
Ada Rex
Angelina Diggs
teacher and president of the R.L.B.H. Society
Alex Rogers
Amos Simmons
who owns the property that all the fuss is about
Lavinia Rogers
Doc Foster
the Conjure Man
Jesse A. Shipp
Mose Blackstone
a lawyer and founder of the T.S.C.R. Co.
Henry Troy
Mr. Collins
Secretary of the Corporation
Fred Lewis
Fountain Lewis' nephew
Aida Overton Walker
Dinah Simmons
Amos' daughter
George W. Walker
Bud Jenkins
Bon Bon Buddie
Bert A. Williams
Skunkton Bowser
the missing heir
Mord Allen
Si Springer
janitor
Bessie Brady
Amelia Green
Dinah's Schoolmate
George Catlin
Jack Dimery
Uncle Apple Jack
W.H. Chappelle
Sleepy Jim Harper
Bertha Clarke
Cynthia
niece of Amos
Maggie Davis
Julia Smothers
Dinah's Schoolmate
Ida Day
Babe Brown
Dinah's Schoolmate
Lloyd G. Gibbs
Deacon Sparks
H. B. Guillaume
Dick Beel
on the Board
Charles Hall
Jim Strode
on the Board
Angelo Hously
Bill Hayden
on the Board
Matt Hously
Neil Carter
on the Board
Katie Jones
Becky White
a kid
James E. Lightfoot
Mr. Wilson
large shareholder
Hattie McIntosh
Sophie Simmons
Amos' wife
Charles H. Moore
Pete Simmons
Amos' brother
J. Francis Mores
Doc Foster
the Conjure Man
Arthur Payne
Mr. White
on the Board
J. P. Reed
Mr. Black
on the Board
Sterling Rex
Mr. Jones
large shareholder
L.H. Saulsbury
Abe Milum
on the Board
R. Henri Strange
Fountain Lewis
owner of the Carrolton Hotel barber shop
G. Henry Tapley
Mr. Brown
on the Board
James M. Thomas
Sid Morgan
on the Board
Ada Vaughan
Jim Harper, Jr.
Bessie Vaughan
Sue Higgins
Dinah's Schoolmate
Marguerite Ward
Sis Black
a kid
Frank H. Williams
Mr. Green
on the Board
music by
Will Marion Cook
; lyrics by
Alex Rogers
and
Jesse A. Shipp
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
Corn Song
Mandy Lou, Male Quartette and Chorus
Kinky
(lyrics by
Mord Allen
)
Dinah Simmons and Kinky Girls
'Tain't Gwine to Be No Rain
Amos Simmons and Male Chorus
Exhortation
Deacon Sparks and Male Chorus
Until Then
Skunkton Bowser, Bud Jenkins and Male Chorus
Act 2
Sung By
Minuet
Mose Blackstone
Red, Red Rose
(lyrics by
Alex Rogers
)
Mandy Lou
When I Was Sweet Sixteen
(music by
J. Leubrie Hill
; lyrics by
Mord Allen
)
Angelina Diggs
It's Hard to Love Somebody (When Your Somebody Don't Love You)
(music by
Chris Smith
; lyrics by
Cecil Mack
)
Dinah Simmons
Just the Same
Somewhere
(music by
Joe Jordan
and
Frank H. Williams
; lyrics by
Joe Jordan
and
Frank H. Williams
)
Mr. Collins and Chorus
Late Hours
(music by
Bert A. Williams
; lyrics by
David Kempner
)
Mose Blackstone
Bon Bon Buddie
(lyrics by
Alex Rogers
)
Bud Jenkins
Act 3
Sung By
Ethiopia
(music by
Al Johns
)
Dinah Simmons and Girls
Me to Me Is Me
Mose Blackstone
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