Revenge with Music
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Opening Date
Nov 28, 1934
Closing Date
Apr 27, 1935
Performances
158
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Open Date: Nov 28, 1934
Close Date: Apr 27, 1935
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Description
A musical in two acts
Setting
A township in Andalusia, Spain. Approximately 1800.
Comments
Opened 11/28/34, closed 12/15/34 after 22 perfs.; re-opened 12/24/34, closed 4/27/35 after 135 perfs.
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PeopleProduced by Arch Selwyn and Harold B. FranklinBook by Howard Dietz; Lyrics by Howard Dietz; Music by Arthur Schwartz; A variation on the old Spanish folk tale "El Sombrero de Tres Picos" by Pedro A. de Alarcon; Music orchestrated by Robert Russell Bennett; Musical Director: Victor BaravalleDance ensembles by Michael Mordkin; Staged by Theodore KomisarjevskyScenic Design by Albert R. Johnson; Costume Design by Constance RipleyGeneral Manager: Ben SteinGeneral Stage Manager: Zeke Colvan; Stage Manager: Gerald Phillips; Assistant Stage Mgr: George KirkConducted by Max MethPress Representative: Monte ProserRosaliaDona Isabella's MaidDancing Soloist
New Amsterdam Theatre (Nov 28, 1934 - Apr 27, 1935)
Cast
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Songsmusic by Arthur Schwartz; lyrics by Howard DietzAct 1Sung ByFlamencoDancing SoloistsWhen You Love Only OneMariaNever Marry a DancerMargaritaIf There Is Someone Lovelier Than YouCarlosIn the Noonday SunConsuela and EnsembleThat Fellow ManueloAlonzo, Carlos, Dancing Soloists, Company, Guitarists and EnsembleIn the Noonday Sun (Reprise)Carlos and CompanyThink It OverDon EmilioMariaCarlos, Maria and EnsembleMy Father SaidCarlos, Margarita and EnsembleYou and the Night and the MusicCarlos and MariaAct 2Sung ByOnce-in-a-WhileMargarita, Miguel Rodriguez and EnsembleThat Fellow Manuelo (Reprise)Carlos and EnsembleIn the Middle of the NightAlonzo and EnsembleWad'ring HeartMaria
Produced by Arch Selwyn and Harold B. Franklin
Book by Howard Dietz; Lyrics by Howard Dietz; Music by Arthur Schwartz; A variation on the old Spanish folk tale "El Sombrero de Tres Picos" by Pedro A. de Alarcon; Music orchestrated by Robert Russell Bennett; Musical Director: Victor Baravalle
Dance ensembles by Michael Mordkin; Staged by Theodore Komisarjevsky
Scenic Design by Albert R. Johnson; Costume Design by Constance Ripley
General Manager: Ben Stein
General Stage Manager: Zeke Colvan; Stage Manager: Gerald Phillips; Assistant Stage Mgr: George Kirk
Conducted by Max Meth
Press Representative: Monte Proser
Rosalia
Dona Isabella's Maid
Dancing Soloist
New Amsterdam Theatre (Nov 28, 1934 - Apr 27, 1935)
Cast
music by Arthur Schwartz; lyrics by Howard Dietz
Act 1
Sung By
Flamenco
Dancing Soloists
When You Love Only One
Maria
Never Marry a Dancer
Margarita
If There Is Someone Lovelier Than You
Carlos
In the Noonday Sun
Consuela and Ensemble
That Fellow Manuelo
Alonzo, Carlos, Dancing Soloists, Company, Guitarists and Ensemble
In the Noonday Sun
(Reprise)
Carlos and Company
Think It Over
Don Emilio
Maria
Carlos, Maria and Ensemble
My Father Said
Carlos, Margarita and Ensemble
You and the Night and the Music
Carlos and Maria
Act 2
Sung By
Once-in-a-While
Margarita, Miguel Rodriguez and Ensemble
That Fellow Manuelo
(Reprise)
Carlos and Ensemble
In the Middle of the Night
Alonzo and Ensemble
Wad'ring Heart
Maria
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