Funabashi
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Jan 06, 1908
Closing Date
Feb 01, 1908
Performances
32
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Open Date: Jan 06, 1908
Close Date: Feb 01, 1908
Closed Flag: n
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Description
A musical in three acts
Setting
A bungalow on the seashore
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PeopleProduced by Thomas W. RyleyMusic by Safford Waters; Book by Irvin S. Cobb; Lyrics by Safford Waters; Orchestra under the direction of Frank Palma; Additional lyrics by Paul West, Carolyn Wells, Wallace Irwin, Vincent Rose and Ted SnyderStaged by Al M. HolbrookGowns by Whitmore and Lyden; Japanese costumes by A. W. Tams; Uniforms by Warnock Uniform Company; Scenic Design by Edward G. Unitt, Homer Emens and Young Brothers & Boss Co.
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SongsAct 1Sung ByIn Old JapanChorusThe Dear Old StoryPolly Rivers and ChorusA Little Japan LadyPolly Rivers and KittyHer Baggage Was Checked for TroyJack Carter and Monty BeauchampOne, Two, Three All Over (Down and Out)
(lyrics by Paul West)Owney McGehee(Love Is) My Matrimonial Bon-BonJack Carter and Polly RiversThe Girl Behind the Man Behind the GunWilliam Harrison and ChorusThe Girls of Every Land/Miss Yankee Doodle
(lyrics by Carolyn Wells)Hi YahOwney McGehee and ChorusAmbassador of PeaceTecumseh J. Carter and ChorusAct 2Sung ByFor a Girl Can Love a Sailor
(lyrics by Wallace Irwin)ChorusThe Island of LoveJack CarterWhen I've Made Up My Mind to a ThingTecumseh J. CarterI've Been Discharged by Them All
(lyrics by Paul West)Macy Bloomingdale SaksThe Butterfly and the RoseJack Carter, Polly Rivers and Hi LowEntrance of MeoumaChorusAct 3Sung ByBoo Ra BooKitty and ChorusDiplomatsLove Is VictorJack Carter, Polly Rivers and Tecumseh J. CarterFlirtationDebutantes and DiplomatsTecumseh J. Carter, Owney McGehee, Nan Livingston, Macy Bloomingdale Saks and WilkinsonI'd Guess You
(lyrics by Carolyn Wells)Owney McGehee and Macy Bloomingdale Saks
Produced by Thomas W. Ryley
Music by Safford Waters; Book by Irvin S. Cobb; Lyrics by Safford Waters; Orchestra under the direction of Frank Palma; Additional lyrics by Paul West, Carolyn Wells, Wallace Irwin, Vincent Rose and Ted Snyder
Staged by Al M. Holbrook
Gowns by Whitmore and Lyden; Japanese costumes by A. W. Tams; Uniforms by Warnock Uniform Company; Scenic Design by Edward G. Unitt, Homer Emens and Young Brothers & Boss Co.
Act 1
Sung By
In Old Japan
Chorus
The Dear Old Story
Polly Rivers and Chorus
A Little Japan Lady
Polly Rivers and Kitty
Her Baggage Was Checked for Troy
Jack Carter and Monty Beauchamp
One, Two, Three All Over (Down and Out)
(lyrics by Paul West)
(lyrics by Paul West)
Owney McGehee
(Love Is) My Matrimonial Bon-Bon
Jack Carter and Polly Rivers
The Girl Behind the Man Behind the Gun
William Harrison and Chorus
The Girls of Every Land/Miss Yankee Doodle
(lyrics by Carolyn Wells)
(lyrics by Carolyn Wells)
Hi Yah
Owney McGehee and Chorus
Ambassador of Peace
Tecumseh J. Carter and Chorus
Act 2
Sung By
For a Girl Can Love a Sailor
(lyrics by Wallace Irwin)
(lyrics by Wallace Irwin)
Chorus
The Island of Love
Jack Carter
When I've Made Up My Mind to a Thing
Tecumseh J. Carter
I've Been Discharged by Them All
(lyrics by Paul West)
(lyrics by Paul West)
Macy Bloomingdale Saks
The Butterfly and the Rose
Jack Carter, Polly Rivers and Hi Low
Entrance of Meouma
Chorus
Act 3
Sung By
Boo Ra Boo
Kitty and Chorus
Diplomats
Love Is Victor
Jack Carter, Polly Rivers and Tecumseh J. Carter
Flirtation
Debutantes and Diplomats
Tecumseh J. Carter, Owney McGehee, Nan Livingston, Macy Bloomingdale Saks and Wilkinson
I'd Guess You
(lyrics by Carolyn Wells)
(lyrics by Carolyn Wells)
Owney McGehee and Macy Bloomingdale Saks
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