MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Sep 10, 1903
Closing Date
Nov 21, 1903
Performances
85
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Wallack's Theatre
(Sep 10, 1903 - Nov 21, 1903)
Description
A musical in a prologue and two acts
Setting
Hickory Creek and Chicago, Illinois
Produced by Henry W. Savage
Book by George Ade; Music by William Lorraine; Lyrics by George Ade; Featuring songs with lyrics by Harry B. Marshall
Staged by George Marion
Scenic Design by Walter Burridge and Edward La Moss
Dan Baker
Walt Quackenbush
 
M. Hommard
Guelma L. Baker
Lutie Plummer
George A. Beane
Montague Fish
Harry Benham
Lem Harvey
 
Chorus
George F. Bennett
Dickey Drexel
Georgia Caine
Peggy Plummer
Cyril Chadwick
Chorus
Blanche Collette
Chorus
Arthur Deagon
Reginald Hickey
Goodwal Dickerman
Hon Japez Flanders
Olga Fredericks
Chorus
Blanche Gilson
Mrs. Tuft-Hunter
Alice Hageman
Mrs. Montague Fish
Helen Hale
Lilly Ann Lynch
Olivette Haynes
Tessie Higgins
 
Chorus
Louise Jansen
Chorus
Carolyn Lilja
Chorus
Anita Marik
Chorus
Paul Nicholson
Cicero J. Grampis
E.H. O'Connor
M. Folies-Bergere
 
Jim Peasley
John P. Park
Alexander Nerveen
Esta Reed
Mrs. Homer Ketcham
 
Chorus
George Richards
Captain Alonzo Plummer
Josie Sadler
Sophie Blatz
music by William Lorraine; lyrics by George Ade
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 0
Happy, Happy Illinois
Highfalutin Music
Old Fashioned Songs
The (Regular) Limited Train
Act 1
Sung By
We Are the Principals
Chorus
(We're True to the) College Days
Art
(My) Emmaleen
The Girl Who Comes in From the West
Welcome
Gay Fleurette
Act 2
Sung By
When He's Not Near
The Little Tip
Chappies' Song
Autograph Girls' Song
Henny
Sophie Blatz
(My) Emmaleen
Here's Happy Days to You
Ensemble
Come Little Chic
Imported, Yes We Are
Lil, I Like You
I Left My Heart in Dixie
(lyrics by Harry B. Marshall)
PRODUCTIONS

More Productions by Opening Date

A Princess of Kensington Aug 31, 1903
Oct 03, 1903
 
Three Little Maids Sep 01, 1903
Dec 26, 1903
 
Arrah-Na-Pogue Sep 07, 1903
Oct 31, 1903
 
Mrs. Deering's Divorce Sep 07, 1903
Oct 1903
 
The Rogers Brothers in London Sep 07, 1903
Jan 1904
 
Peggy from Paris Sep 10, 1903
Nov 21, 1903
 
Ingomar May 16, 1904
May 16, 1904
 
The Southerners May 23, 1904
Jun 25, 1904
 
The Prince of the World Jun 03, 1904
Closing date unknown
 
A Little Bit of Everything Jun 06, 1904
Sep 17, 1904
 
The Black Mask Jun 06, 1904
Closing date unknown