MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Sep 01, 1922
Closing Date
Nov 25, 1922
Previews
0
Performances
101
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Liberty Theatre
(Sep 01, 1922 - Nov 1922)
Globe Theatre
(Nov 13, 1922 - Nov 25, 1922)
Description
A musical in two acts
Setting
Ricardo's workshop and music store, Mrs. Redwing's Estate, the news-stand, Melody Hall, a fantasy of the Orient, and a broadcasting station.
Produced by Moore and Macklin Megley
Music by Tom Johnstone; Book by Otto Harbach and William Carey Duncan; Lyrics by Phil Cook; Musical Director: Milton Schwarzwald; Music orchestrated by Maurice DePackh; Featuring songs by Milton Schwarzwald; Featuring songs with lyrics by Arthur Francis
Staged by Julian Mitchell; Directed by Walter Wilson
Art Director: Herbert Ward; Scenic Design by H Robert Law Studios
Ben Benny
Timmy
a Bootback
Harold Bird
Boy
Liana Cloutier
Girl
Marie Dolan
Girl
Jack Donahue
"Chic" Jiggs
a News Vendor
Lillian Downey
Girl
Violet Follis
Girl
Hal Forde
Chauncey Chesbro
a Music Publisher
Mae Friend
Girl
Myrtle Gilden
Girl
Jay Gould
Archie Ames
an Exponent of Victorious Thought
Emma Janvier
Mrs. Redwing
a Wealthy Widow
Norman Jefferson
Boy
Charles LaValle
Boy
Frances Lyndel
Girl
Lillian Mamet
Girl
James Martin
Boy
Bert McGuinnes
Boy
Mary Milburn
Molly Ricardo
the Violin Maker's Daughter
Ida Miller
Girl
Dorothy Morris
Girl
Esther Morris
Girl
Catherine Mulqueen
Marivane
Niece of Mrs. Redwing
Lester New
Boy
Clarence Nordstrom
Jack Stanton
a Club Attorney
Rhea Norton
Girl
Nina Penn
"Spirit of Eve"
Marie Pollitt
Girl
Yvette Reals
Girl
Albert Roccardi
Henri Ricardo
a Violin Maker
Marion Rollins
Girl
Jack Stanley
Boy
Betty Stewart
Girl
Cecil Summers
Oliver
a Butler
Billie Taylor
Trix Morton
Miller's Dancing Partner
Billy Taylor
Ted Miller
a Vaudevillian
William Warren
Boy
Burke Wilson
Tommy
a Bootback
music by Tom Johnstone; lyrics by Phil Cook
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
You Know What to Do
(music by Tom Johnstone and Milton Schwarzwald)
Ted Miller, Trix Morton, Molly Ricardo and "Chic" Jiggs
There's an Eve in Ev'ry Garden
Chauncey Chesbro, "Spirit of Eve" and Girls
Dear Little Gad-about
Marivane, Archie Ames and Boys
They Love It
Chauncey Chesbro, "Chic" Jiggs, Ted Miller and Trix Morton
Mellow Moon
Mrs. Redwing, Jack Stanton, Chauncey Chesbro and Girls
Stepping Some
Ted Miller and Trix Morton
When Your Castles Come Tumbling Down
(music by Milton Schwarzwald; lyrics by Arthur Francis)
Molly Ricardo, Jack Stanton and Ensemble
Don't Tag Along
Archie Ames and Boys
Act 2
Sung By
Syncopate
Molly Ricardo, "Chic" Jiggs, Ted Miller, Trix Morton and Ensemble
Molly Darling
Jack Stanton, Molly Ricardo and Boys
Contrary Mary
Marivane, Archie Ames, "Spirit of Eve" and Girls
Melody Dreams
Molly Ricardo and Ballet
An Afterthought
"Chic" Jiggs and Girl
Spirit of the Radio
Entire Company
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