Hip! Hip! Hooray! [1907]
Joe Weber and His Company in Another Foolish Affair, A College Yell in Two Shouts
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Oct 10, 1907
Closing Date
Dec 07, 1907
Performances
64
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Open Date: Oct 10, 1907
Close Date: Dec 07, 1907
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 two acts
Setting
The Campus of Doolittle University and Interior of the College Boat Club.
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PeopleProduced by Joe WeberMusic by Gus Edwards; Book by Edgar Smith; Lyrics by Edgar Smith; Lyrics for "You'll Never Know What Love Is Until I Love You" by Will D. Cobb and Matthew C. Woodward; Lyrics for "Old Friends" by Sam EhrlichProduced under the direction of Julian MitchellCostume Design by Mme. Castel-Bert, Elsie DeWolfe, Cora MacGeachy, William H. Matthews and J. Henry Rowley; Lighting Design by Tom Smith; Settings painted by Ernest AlbertOrchestra under the direction of Anton HeindlRuby Tannerof the swell setH. Astor CortwrightdawdlerHarry BrokawoarsmanO. Willie DrinkwaterdawdlerTom SteersoarsmanA. Thorley Budddawdler
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SongsAct 1Sung ByHere on the Fence at Doolittle CollegeEnsemble(Let's) Wander Off NowhereErminie Rellick, Georgette Marion, Cheta Singer, Alvie Holbrook, Rush Lyons, Tode Marks and Bat StryckerCoon CollegeWashington DeecyWhat's the Use? (What's the Good?)Charles HorsleyIvy Green(Little) Tootsie TripperTootsie TripperAll I Want in the Wide, Wide World Is You, Just YouIvy Green and Charles HorsleyHere in the Moonlight on the FenceAct 2Sung ByLeader of Fashion Am IMrs. Vera ShapeleighPut Me Among the GirlsPunch HardyZabelleIvy GreenOld Friends
(lyrics by Sam Ehrlich)Mrs. Vera ShapeleighThe College Boy's DreamCharles Horsley and Tootsie TripperPeter PanTootsie TripperThe Frolics of PierrotTootsie Tripper
Produced by Joe Weber
Music by Gus Edwards; Book by Edgar Smith; Lyrics by Edgar Smith; Lyrics for "You'll Never Know What Love Is Until I Love You" by Will D. Cobb and Matthew C. Woodward; Lyrics for "Old Friends" by Sam Ehrlich
Produced under the direction of Julian Mitchell
Costume Design by Mme. Castel-Bert, Elsie DeWolfe, Cora MacGeachy, William H. Matthews and J. Henry Rowley; Lighting Design by Tom Smith; Settings painted by Ernest Albert
Orchestra under the direction of Anton Heindl
Ruby Tanner
of the swell set
H. Astor Cortwright
dawdler
Harry Brokaw
oarsman
O. Willie Drinkwater
dawdler
Tom Steers
oarsman
A. Thorley Budd
dawdler
Act 1
Sung By
Here on the Fence at Doolittle College
Ensemble
(Let's) Wander Off Nowhere
Erminie Rellick, Georgette Marion, Cheta Singer, Alvie Holbrook, Rush Lyons, Tode Marks and Bat Strycker
Coon College
Washington Deecy
What's the Use? (What's the Good?)
Charles Horsley
Ivy Green
(Little) Tootsie Tripper
Tootsie Tripper
All I Want in the Wide, Wide World Is You, Just You
Ivy Green and Charles Horsley
Here in the Moonlight on the Fence
Act 2
Sung By
Leader of Fashion Am I
Mrs. Vera Shapeleigh
Put Me Among the Girls
Punch Hardy
Zabelle
Ivy Green
Old Friends
(lyrics by Sam Ehrlich)
(lyrics by Sam Ehrlich)
Mrs. Vera Shapeleigh
The College Boy's Dream
Charles Horsley and Tootsie Tripper
Peter Pan
Tootsie Tripper
The Frolics of Pierrot
Tootsie Tripper
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