MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Sep 21, 1914
Closing Date
Oct 31, 1914
Performances
48
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Casino Theatre
(Sep 21, 1914 - Oct 31, 1914)
Description
A musical in three acts
Setting
Palm Beach, Florida at the present time
Produced by Oliver Morosco
Book by Oliver Morosco and Elmer Harris; Music by Henry James and Alfred G. Robyn; Lyrics by Earl Carroll; Musical Director: John Lund; Additional music by Billy Gould, Ashlyn and Sydney Grant; Additional lyrics by Billy Gould, Ashlyn and Sydney Grant
Staged by T. Daniel Frawley
Scenic Design by Robert Brunton, Homer Emens and Kellam; Costume Design by Melville Ellis, Lucile and Clarice
Theodore Babcock
Ferdinand Smith
Daisy Burton
Mrs. Tom Wilson
J. H. Childs
Paul Hunter
 
Morosco California Quartette
Louise Cook
Miss Helen Partington
Marie De Marquis
Miss Phoebe Snow
Claude Flemming
Frank Smith
James A. Gleason
Broadway debut
George
Sydney Grant
Bobby Jones
Charlotte Greenwood
Letititia Proudfoot
Mlle. Marcelle
Henriette
Dolores Parquette
Miss Prudence Morris
Harold Proctor
Hal Dorsey
 
Morosco California Quartette
Charles Purcell
Forest Smith
J. Richard Ryan
Tim Wilson
 
Morosco California Quartette
Fritzi Scheff
Drucilla Smith
Grace Shaw
Mrs. Marian Dalzell
Lillian Tucker
Myrtle Adair
J. Van Ryan
Morosco California Quartette
 
Dick Potter
Ocie Williams
Mrs. Waldemar Hayes
Act 1
Sung By
Drucilla
(music by Alfred G. Robyn; lyrics by Earl Carroll)
Myrtle Adair and Ladies
The Bensonhurst Gavotte
(music by Alfred G. Robyn; lyrics by Earl Carroll)
Letititia Proudfoot and Bobby Jones
The Plain Ol' Name o' Smith
(music by Alfred G. Robyn; lyrics by Earl Carroll)
Frank Smith, Forest Smith, Ferdinand Smith and Bobby Jones
Love Has Come to Live in Our House
(music by Henry James; lyrics by Earl Carroll)
Frank Smith, Drucilla Smith, Ladies and Gentlemen
Act 2
Sung By
Let Bygones Be Bygones
(music by Alfred G. Robyn; lyrics by Earl Carroll)
Drucilla Smith and Frank Smith
Mississippi, You're a Grand Old Girl
(music by Ashlyn and Billy Gould; lyrics by Ashlyn and Billy Gould)
Letititia Proudfoot and Bobby Jones
Pretty Mrs. Smith
(music by Henry James; lyrics by Earl Carroll)
Drucilla Smith, Quartette and Ladies
Act 3
Sung By
Dawn in Florida
(music by Henry James; lyrics by Earl Carroll)
Guests
My Dream of Dreams
(music by Alfred G. Robyn; lyrics by Earl Carroll)
Drucilla Smith and Quartette
Long, Lean, Lank Letty
(music by Sydney Grant; lyrics by Sydney Grant)
Letititia Proudfoot
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