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By the Sad Sea Waves
Musical
Comedy
Vaudeville
Original
Broadway
Opening Date
Feb 28, 1899
Closing Date
Apr 08, 1899
Performances
47
Musical
Comedy
Vaudeville
Original
Broadway
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Herald Square Theatre
(Feb 28, 1899 - Apr 08, 1899)
Description
A musical in three acts
Setting
The Finishville Habit-Cure Santiarium
People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Produced by
Dunne and Ryley
Libretto by
J. Sherrie Mathews
and
Harry Bulger
; Music by
Gustav Luders
; Musical Director:
Gustav Luders
; Featuring songs by
J. Sherrie Mathews
,
Harry Bulger
,
Barney Fagan
,
George A. Nichols
,
Leslie Stuart
and
Josie DeWitt
Staged by
Barney Fagan
Scenic Design by
Lamphier and Buhler, Chicago
; Costume Design by
Ned Wayburn
Harry Bulger
Boston Budge
the answer to an advertisement
Josie DeWitt
Faith Grace
daughter of the Judge
Gilbert Gregory
Professor Wagner Flat
a musician playing for a place
John Phillips
who imagines he is Sousa
Nellie Hawthorne
Charity Grace
daughter of the Judge
Rose Melville
Sis Hopkins
an heiress to ills imaginary
Julia Ralph
Miss Lavinia Primmer
school mistress of Finishville Academy
Lizzie Sanger
Hope Grace
daughter of the Judge
J. Sherrie Mathews
Palmer Coin
sleight of hand and strong of nerve
Ned Wayburn
General Smiles
good for a laugh; a soldier who thinks he thinks
Will West
Algernon Campwell
the Colonel's son
Bessie Bruno
Effie Greenway
Helen Budd
Naomi North
William Butters
Earl E. Frost
ice man
Sara Carr
Susie Short
Bessie Challenger
Vera White
Lulu Cosgrove
Daisy Dresser
Lizzie Creese
Winnie Western
J. Doctor
Jimmie Gun
a continuous burglar by permission
Gordon Eldrid
Dodge Bell
a waiter
Lottie Ettinger
Georgie Greenwall
Agnes Gildea
Glory Christian
Estelle Hamilton
J. Wood Winham
Benjamin Hopkins
Yank M. Inn
a policeman, also a club man
Van Huntington
Van Winkle
sleep-walker
Charles Jacklin
Sharpley Hunt
detective, finds them out when they are in
Eva Leslie
Babette
who has a bad habit of forming habits
Mattie Lill
Tillie Tallman
W.H. Macart
Professor Vaulter Barr
instructor of athletics and talk designer
Sis Hopkins
an heiress to ills imaginary
Sandy McDermott
J. Pullem
a policeman with badge
Belle Miller
Billie Deux
Gus Murtimer
Colonel Campwell
fond of America and other things
May Norton
Rennie Redpath
Mabel Rother
Viola Ramedell
Robert Vernon
Judge Grace
who has patience with his patients
Carrie Vincent
Sousie Southern
Agnes Wayburn
Effie Eastman
she of the wedding breakfast eye
Margaret Yorke
Phila Glass
Songs
music by
Gustav Luders
; lyrics by
Harry Bulger
and
J. Sherrie Mathews
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
In Dear Old London
Algernon Campwell and Chorus
Operatic Most Emphatic
Company
Act 2
Sung By
Calisthenic Song and Dance
(music by
Barney Fagan
)
Palmer Coin, Babette and Ladies of the Seminary
Bell Chorus
(music by
Josie DeWitt
)
Ladies of the Seminary
Buttercups and Daisies
(music by
Harry Bulger
and
J. Sherrie Mathews
)
Palmer Coin, Boston Budge, General Smiles, Professor Vaulter Barr, Colonel Campwell, Professor Wagner Flat and Company
Honolulu Lady
(music by
Harry Bulger
and
J. Sherrie Mathews
)
Charity Grace, Faith Grace and Ladies
I've Waited, Honey Waited Long for You
(music by
George A. Nichols
; lyrics by
George A. Nichols
)
Sis Hopkins and Algernon Campwell
Yankee Banners
(music by
Harry Bulger
and
J. Sherrie Mathews
)
Palmer Coin, Boston Budge and Company
Act 3
Sung By
The Military Model
(music by
Harry Bulger
and
J. Sherrie Mathews
)
Algernon Campwell, Charity Grace, Faith Grace and Ladies
The Willow Pattern Plate
(music by
Leslie Stuart
; lyrics by
Leslie Stuart
)
Charity Grace
Fiddle and I
(music by
Harry Bulger
and
J. Sherrie Mathews
)
Faith Grace
La-Par Micado
(music by
Harry Bulger
and
J. Sherrie Mathews
)
Algernon Campwell and Ladies
People
Songs
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Produced by
Dunne and Ryley
Libretto by
J. Sherrie Mathews
and
Harry Bulger
; Music by
Gustav Luders
; Musical Director:
Gustav Luders
; Featuring songs by
J. Sherrie Mathews
,
Harry Bulger
,
Barney Fagan
,
George A. Nichols
,
Leslie Stuart
and
Josie DeWitt
Staged by
Barney Fagan
Scenic Design by
Lamphier and Buhler, Chicago
; Costume Design by
Ned Wayburn
Harry Bulger
Boston Budge
the answer to an advertisement
Josie DeWitt
Faith Grace
daughter of the Judge
Gilbert Gregory
Professor Wagner Flat
a musician playing for a place
John Phillips
who imagines he is Sousa
Nellie Hawthorne
Charity Grace
daughter of the Judge
Rose Melville
Sis Hopkins
an heiress to ills imaginary
Julia Ralph
Miss Lavinia Primmer
school mistress of Finishville Academy
Lizzie Sanger
Hope Grace
daughter of the Judge
J. Sherrie Mathews
Palmer Coin
sleight of hand and strong of nerve
Ned Wayburn
General Smiles
good for a laugh; a soldier who thinks he thinks
Will West
Algernon Campwell
the Colonel's son
Bessie Bruno
Effie Greenway
Helen Budd
Naomi North
William Butters
Earl E. Frost
ice man
Sara Carr
Susie Short
Bessie Challenger
Vera White
Lulu Cosgrove
Daisy Dresser
Lizzie Creese
Winnie Western
J. Doctor
Jimmie Gun
a continuous burglar by permission
Gordon Eldrid
Dodge Bell
a waiter
Lottie Ettinger
Georgie Greenwall
Agnes Gildea
Glory Christian
Estelle Hamilton
J. Wood Winham
Benjamin Hopkins
Yank M. Inn
a policeman, also a club man
Van Huntington
Van Winkle
sleep-walker
Charles Jacklin
Sharpley Hunt
detective, finds them out when they are in
Eva Leslie
Babette
who has a bad habit of forming habits
Mattie Lill
Tillie Tallman
W.H. Macart
Professor Vaulter Barr
instructor of athletics and talk designer
Sis Hopkins
an heiress to ills imaginary
Sandy McDermott
J. Pullem
a policeman with badge
Belle Miller
Billie Deux
Gus Murtimer
Colonel Campwell
fond of America and other things
May Norton
Rennie Redpath
Mabel Rother
Viola Ramedell
Robert Vernon
Judge Grace
who has patience with his patients
Carrie Vincent
Sousie Southern
Agnes Wayburn
Effie Eastman
she of the wedding breakfast eye
Margaret Yorke
Phila Glass
music by
Gustav Luders
; lyrics by
Harry Bulger
and
J. Sherrie Mathews
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
In Dear Old London
Algernon Campwell and Chorus
Operatic Most Emphatic
Company
Act 2
Sung By
Calisthenic Song and Dance
(music by
Barney Fagan
)
Palmer Coin, Babette and Ladies of the Seminary
Bell Chorus
(music by
Josie DeWitt
)
Ladies of the Seminary
Buttercups and Daisies
(music by
Harry Bulger
and
J. Sherrie Mathews
)
Palmer Coin, Boston Budge, General Smiles, Professor Vaulter Barr, Colonel Campwell, Professor Wagner Flat and Company
Honolulu Lady
(music by
Harry Bulger
and
J. Sherrie Mathews
)
Charity Grace, Faith Grace and Ladies
I've Waited, Honey Waited Long for You
(music by
George A. Nichols
; lyrics by
George A. Nichols
)
Sis Hopkins and Algernon Campwell
Yankee Banners
(music by
Harry Bulger
and
J. Sherrie Mathews
)
Palmer Coin, Boston Budge and Company
Act 3
Sung By
The Military Model
(music by
Harry Bulger
and
J. Sherrie Mathews
)
Algernon Campwell, Charity Grace, Faith Grace and Ladies
The Willow Pattern Plate
(music by
Leslie Stuart
; lyrics by
Leslie Stuart
)
Charity Grace
Fiddle and I
(music by
Harry Bulger
and
J. Sherrie Mathews
)
Faith Grace
La-Par Micado
(music by
Harry Bulger
and
J. Sherrie Mathews
)
Algernon Campwell and Ladies
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