MusicalComedy OperaOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Sep 20, 1910
Closing Date
Nov 26, 1910
Performances
79
MusicalComedy OperaOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

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Theatres
Manhattan Opera House
(Sep 20, 1910 - Nov 26, 1910)
Description
An opera in three acts
Setting
Milkatz, the rich capital of an imaginary country, situated between Holland and Flanders
Produced by Oscar Hammerstein
Music by M. Louis Ganne; Adapted from the French opera by Maurice Vaucaire and Georges Mitchell; Lyrics by A. St. John Brennan; Musical Director: Josiah Zuro
Staged by Jacques Coini; Choreographed by Pauline Verhoeven
Scenic Design by Fritz Weisse and Julius Dowe; Costume Design by Landloff, Paris
St. Clair Bayfield
Peetronius
Sophie Brandt
Lisbeth
George W. Callahan
Pipperman
George Chadel
Hans
F.C. Chapman
Karteifle
Frank Coombs
Willum
L. Derman
Steinbeck
Frank Doane
The Prologue
 
Van Pott
Alice Gentle
Frau Pipperman
E. Hollander
Night Watchman
Blanche Lipton
Else
B. Milton
Loskitch
Frank Pollock
Yoris
Mr. Schweneckle
A Sergeant
Olive Ulrich
Ketchen
Paul Warren
Tantendorff
music by M. Louis Ganne; lyrics by A. St. John Brennan
Ah, I Laugh
Buy a Kiss
Entrance of Hans
Father Is a Business Man
I Come from Afar
I Love Him
Listen to My Prayer
National Hymn
Pray Excuse
Prepare the Dolls
Read My Sighs
Set the Table
Song of the Dolls
Song of the Flute
The Time of Dolls Is Past
Triumphant Entry of Hans
You Do Not Understand
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