MusicalOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Oct 24, 1916
Closing Date
Nov 1916
Performances
23
MusicalOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Princess Theatre
(Oct 24, 1916 - Nov 1916)
Description
A musical in two acts
Produced by F. Ray Comstock (Comstock-Elliott Company) and William Elliott
Book by John L. Golden; Music by John L. Golden; Lyrics by John L. Golden, Anne Caldwell and John E. Hazzard; Based on the Play "A Milk White Flag" by Charles H. Hoyt; Musical Director: Max Hirschfeld
Staged by William H. Post and Frank Smithson; Choreographed by David Bennett
Scenic Design by Elsie DeWolfe; Costume Design by Faibsey and Finchley
Will Archie
The Bandmaster
Helen Bond
Grape Juice
Tyler Brooks
The Lieutenant
Austin Clark
Cuttan Splash
Gladys Clifton
Daisy Queen
Jeannette Cook
Winnie Wood
Louise Cook
Lizzie Wood
Wellington Cross
The Captain
Harry Davis
Rising Stox
Will Deming
Piggott Luce
Ethel Forde
Sarah Nade
Helen Francis
Cara Mell
Lillian Galer
Annie Mosity
Charles Hartmann
E.Z. Pickens
Leo Howe
Ruffan Reddy
Kathryn Hurst
Myra Gard
Emma Janvier
Mrs. Piggott Luce
the dear departed
Lois Josephine
Lucy
Charles Judels
The Colonel
Ann Kelly
Ella May
Percival Knight
The Private
Lillian Lavonne
Willie Fall
Jack Leslie
Bull Marquette
Kitty Mahoney
Dan Marble
Mr. Graves
Cecile Markel
Rye
Margaret Mason
Jessie Mine
Helen O'Day
Molly Fie
Ethel Pettit
Vera Courtney
Alice Rodier
Seema Curves
Bessie Sessions
Annie Mation
Betty Shannon
Sal Vation
Wilbur Stutz
O.B. Gentle
Gertrude Waixel
Ginola
Arthur Whitman
Billy B. Good
Alice Yorke
Katy Did
Charles Yorkshire
Willie Fall
music by John L. Golden; lyrics by Anne Caldwell, John E. Hazzard and John L. Golden
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
Ladies Day
Ensemble
Kiss Your Soldier Boy (Au Revoir)
Vera Courtney and Ensemble
Come Along Little Girls
Ginola, Rye, The Lieutenant and Ensemble
When You're in Love You'll Know
(music by John L. Golden and Jerome Kern; lyrics by John L. Golden)
Lucy, The Captain and Ensemble
Where's the Little Boy for Me?
(music by Charles Grant; lyrics by Schuyler Greene)
Vera Courtney and Boys
Girls, If You Ever Get Married
The Private, The Captain, The Colonel, The Bandmaster and The Lieutenant
Every Little While
(music by John L. Golden and James W. Tate; lyrics by Clifford Harris)
Lucy, The Captain and Ensemble
Extra!
Mrs. Piggott Luce, Grape Juice and The Private
Go To It
(music by Raymond Hubbell; lyrics by Max Darewski and John L. Golden)
Company
Act 2
Sung By
Languanay
Vera Courtney and Ensemble
Doesn't Anybody Want Me?
Widows
Love Me Just a Little Bit
Lucy, The Captain and Ensemble
London Taps
(lyrics by John L. Golden and John E. Hazzard)
Vera Courtney
A Little World Of Our Own
(lyrics by John L. Golden)
Vera Courtney, The Lieutenant and Ensemble
There's Something About You (Dear That Appeals to Me)
(music by John L. Golden and Silvio Hein; lyrics by Frank Craven)
Grape Juice and The Private
You're the Girl That Sets Me Stuttering
(music by John L. Golden and Charles Grant; lyrics by John L. Golden and Charles Grant)
Lucy, The Captain and Ensemble
Little By Little (And Bit By Bit)
(music by Worton David, Schuyler Greene and William Hargreaves; lyrics by Worton David, Schuyler Greene and William Hargreaves)
The Private
Finale
Company
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