Shuffle Along
MusicalComedyRevivalBroadway
Opening Date
Dec 26, 1932
Closing Date
Jan 15, 1933
Performances
17
MusicalComedyRevivalBroadway
Open Date: Dec 26, 1932
Close Date: Jan 15, 1933
Closed Flag: n
Is Final Week:
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Description
A musical in two acts
Setting
City Square -- Jimtown, Mississippi; Jones' Cabin; U-Eat-Em Molasses Factory; Sugar Cane Field; Ben's Taxi Stand.
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PeopleProduced by Mawin Productions, Inc.Music by Eubie Blake; Book by Flournoy E. Miller; Lyrics by Noble Sissle; Musical Director: Eubie Blake; Choral Arrangements by Will Vodery; Music orchestrated by Will VoderyStaged by Walter Brooks; Dances by Carey and DavisScenic Design by Karl Amend; Costume Design by Robert StevensonSinging EnsembleSinging EnsembleSinging EnsembleSinging EnsembleSinging EnsembleDancing BoySinging EnsembleSinging EnsembleSinging Ensemble
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Songsmusic by Eubie Blake; lyrics by Noble SissleAct 1Sung ByLabor Day ParadeEnsembleSing and Dance Your Troubles AwayEdith Wilkes and EnsembleChickens Come Home to RoostJim Williams, Edith Wilkes and Sylvia WilliamsBandana WaysMrs. Jones, Four Flash Devils, Farmer Taps, Dancing Girl and EnsembleBreakin' 'Em InDancing BoysIn the Land of Sunny SunflowersHarry Walton, Sylvia Williams and EnsembleSugar BabeTom Sharp, Edith Wilkes and Alice WalkerJoshua Fit de BattleMrs. Jones and Male EnsembleSore Foot BluesDave CoffeyGloryTom Sharp and CompanyAct 2Sung BySaturday AfternoonStore Clerks and EnsembleHere 'TisEdith Wilkes, Caesar Jones, Dancing Girl, Sheriff, Ensemble and A CustomerFalling in LoveSylvia Williams and Harry WaltonDusting AroundDave CoffeyIf It's Any News to YouMrs. Jones and Caesar JonesHarlem MoonEdith WilkesYou Got to Have Koo WahTom Sharp
Produced by Mawin Productions, Inc.
Music by Eubie Blake; Book by Flournoy E. Miller; Lyrics by Noble Sissle; Musical Director: Eubie Blake; Choral Arrangements by Will Vodery; Music orchestrated by Will Vodery
Staged by Walter Brooks; Dances by Carey and Davis
Scenic Design by Karl Amend; Costume Design by Robert Stevenson
Singing Ensemble
Singing Ensemble
Singing Ensemble
Singing Ensemble
Singing Ensemble
Dancing Boy
Singing Ensemble
Singing Ensemble
Singing Ensemble
music by Eubie Blake; lyrics by Noble Sissle
Act 1
Sung By
Labor Day Parade
Ensemble
Sing and Dance Your Troubles Away
Edith Wilkes and Ensemble
Chickens Come Home to Roost
Jim Williams, Edith Wilkes and Sylvia Williams
Bandana Ways
Mrs. Jones, Four Flash Devils, Farmer Taps, Dancing Girl and Ensemble
Breakin' 'Em In
Dancing Boys
In the Land of Sunny Sunflowers
Harry Walton, Sylvia Williams and Ensemble
Sugar Babe
Tom Sharp, Edith Wilkes and Alice Walker
Joshua Fit de Battle
Mrs. Jones and Male Ensemble
Sore Foot Blues
Dave Coffey
Glory
Tom Sharp and Company
Act 2
Sung By
Saturday Afternoon
Store Clerks and Ensemble
Here 'Tis
Edith Wilkes, Caesar Jones, Dancing Girl, Sheriff, Ensemble and A Customer
Falling in Love
Sylvia Williams and Harry Walton
Dusting Around
Dave Coffey
If It's Any News to You
Mrs. Jones and Caesar Jones
Harlem Moon
Edith Wilkes
You Got to Have Koo Wah
Tom Sharp
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