MusicalOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Feb 06, 1965
Closing Date
Feb 06, 1965
1st Preview
Feb 01, 1965
1st Preview
Feb 01, 1965
Previews
7
Performances
1
MusicalOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Opening night credits for this production have not yet been finalized.
Theatres
Broadhurst Theatre
(Feb 06, 1965 - Feb 06, 1965)
Setting
The 1880s. New York City.
Produced by David Susskind and Daniel Melnick; Produced in association with Joseph E. Levine; Associate Producer: Robert L. Livingston
Book by Eddie Lawrence; Music by Moose Charlap; Lyrics by Eddie Lawrence; Musical Director: Samuel Matlovsky; Music orchestrated by Hershy Kay; Dance arrangements by Betty Walberg
Directed by Herbert Ross; Choreographed by Herbert Ross
Scenic Design by Oliver Smith; Costume Design by Freddy Wittop; Lighting Design by Tharon Musser
Production Stage Manager: Randall Brooks; Stage Manager: Tom Porter
Press Representative: Irvin Dorfman and Nat Dorfman
Wilfrid Brambell
Dan Kelly
Walter P. Brown
Singer
Hamilton Camp
Mayor Tully
Paul Charles
Second Young Man
 
Dancer
Sterling Clark
The Rube
 
Dancer
Georgia Creighton
Singer
Anthony De Vecchi
One of three tough guys
 
Dancer
Ceil Delli
Singer
Kathleen Doherty
One of three ladies
 
Dancer
Josip Elic
Charlie
Steve Elmore
James
 
Singer
Lynn Fields
The Redhead
 
Dancer
Don Francks
Hop Kelly
Leslie Franzos
One of three ladies
 
Dancer
Anita Gillette
Angela Crane
Howard Hartman
Singer
Robert L. Hultman
Policeman
 
Singer
Leon Janney
Augie Masters
Bettye Jenkins
Lollypop Girl
 
Dancer
Carol Joplin
Singer
Louis Kosman
One of three tough guys
Lorene Latine
Singer
Brandon Maggart
Carruthers
Donna Monroe
Singer
Barbara Monte
Tough Kid
 
Dancer
James Moore
Sailor
 
Bum
Michael Nestor
One of three tough guys
 
Dancer
J. Vernon Oaks
Police Chief
 
Singer
Hanne Marie Reiner
Young Girl
 
Dancer
Thomas Rezarf
Englishman
Bill Richards
Sparkenbroke
the butler
 
Beggar
 
Bum
 
Dancer
Eileen Rodgers
Fay Cherry
Larry Roquemore
First Young Man
 
Bum
 
Dancer
Mickey Shaughnessy
Jack Mulligan
Stanley Simmonds
Chief Dignitary
Ron Stratton
The Drunk
 
Dancer
Maggie Task
Singer
Eleonore Treiber
One of three ladies
 
Dancer
William Wendt
Singer
Jesse White
Stickpin Sidney Crane
Understudies: Hamilton Camp (Hop Kelly, Dan Kelly), Georgia Creighton (Fay Cherry), Carol Joplin (Angela Crane), Louis Kosman (Carruthers), J. Vernon Oaks (Charlie), Bill Richards (Jack Mulligan) and Stanley Simmonds (Mayor Tully)
music by Moose Charlap; lyrics by Eddie Lawrence
Act 1
Sung By
Ode to the Bridge
Hop Kelly
Six Blocks from the Bridge
Stickpin Sidney Crane, Jack Mulligan, Augie Masters and Company
That Old Time Crowd
Fay Cherry and the Boys
Simple Ain't Easy
Hop Kelly and Fay Cherry
I'm Gonna Walk Right Up to Her
Hop Kelly and Jack Mulligan
A Moment Ago
Angela Crane and Hop Kelly
This Is a Tough Neighborhood
Entire Company
Never Go There Anymore
Angela Crane and Hop Kelly
Act 2
Sung By
Life Can Be Beautiful
Fay Cherry, Dan Kelly and Bums
Everyone Here Loves Kelly
Fay Cherry and Company
Ballad to a Brute
Angela Crane and Hop Kelly
Heavyweight Champ of the World
Jack Mulligan and Company
Me and the Elements
Hop Kelly and Dan Kelly
Everyone Here Loves Kelly (Reprise)
Fay Cherry and Company
Never Go There Anymore (Reprise)
Angela Crane
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