Step This Way
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
May 29, 1916
Closing Date
Aug 12, 1916
Performances
88
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Open Date: May 29, 1916
Close Date: Aug 12, 1916
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Shubert Theatre
(May 29, 1916 - Closing date unknown)
(May 29, 1916 - Closing date unknown)
Astor Theatre
(Jul 10, 1916 - Aug 12, 1916)
(Jul 10, 1916 - Aug 12, 1916)
Description
A musical in two acts
Setting
A department store in London and the Jardin de Paris at Hammersmith
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PeopleProduced by Lew M. FieldsBook by Edgar Smith; Music by E. Ray Goetz and Bert Grant; Lyrics by E. Ray Goetz; Based on a libretto for the musical "The Girl Behind the Counter" by Edgar Smith; Musical Director: Frank E. Tours; Music orchestrated by Frank SaddlerStaged by Frank McCormack; Choreographed by Jack MasonCostume Design by Orange Manufacturing Company and Mme. Kahn; Scenic Design by Edward Sundquist and P. Dodd AckermanChorusChorus
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SongsAct 1Sung ByKeep Up the PaceEnsembleStep This WayHenri Duval and ChorusRomany (When the Sun Goes Down in Romany)
(music by Bert Grant; lyrics by Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young)Susie Scraggs and Dudley CheathamThe Heart of the Golden WestCharles ChetwyndMillie Mostyn and ChorusYou Ought To Go to ParisNinette Valois and Rumbo and the High SteppersWon't You Buy?Winnie Willoughby and Charles ChetwyndAct 2Sung ByFrivolityEight High SteppersWinnie Willoughby and ChorusSusie Scraggs and Dudley CheathamCairo (When You Drop Off at Cairo, Illinois)
(music by Cliff Hess; lyrics by E. Ray Goetz and Cliff Hess)Millie Mostyn and ChorusBy the Sad Luana Shore
(music by E. Ray Goetz)Susie Scraggs, Dudley Cheatham and ChorusAll for YouWinnie Willoughby and Charles Chetwynd
Produced by Lew M. Fields
Book by Edgar Smith; Music by E. Ray Goetz and Bert Grant; Lyrics by E. Ray Goetz; Based on a libretto for the musical "The Girl Behind the Counter" by Edgar Smith; Musical Director: Frank E. Tours; Music orchestrated by Frank Saddler
Staged by Frank McCormack; Choreographed by Jack Mason
Costume Design by Orange Manufacturing Company and Mme. Kahn; Scenic Design by Edward Sundquist and P. Dodd Ackerman
Chorus
Chorus
Act 1
Sung By
Keep Up the Pace
Ensemble
Step This Way
Henri Duval and Chorus
Romany (When the Sun Goes Down in Romany)
(music by Bert Grant; lyrics by Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young)
(music by Bert Grant; lyrics by Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young)
Susie Scraggs and Dudley Cheatham
The Heart of the Golden West
Charles Chetwynd
Millie Mostyn and Chorus
You Ought To Go to Paris
Ninette Valois and Rumbo and the High Steppers
Won't You Buy?
Winnie Willoughby and Charles Chetwynd
Act 2
Sung By
Frivolity
Eight High Steppers
Winnie Willoughby and Chorus
Susie Scraggs and Dudley Cheatham
Cairo (When You Drop Off at Cairo, Illinois)
(music by Cliff Hess; lyrics by E. Ray Goetz and Cliff Hess)
(music by Cliff Hess; lyrics by E. Ray Goetz and Cliff Hess)
Millie Mostyn and Chorus
By the Sad Luana Shore
(music by E. Ray Goetz)
(music by E. Ray Goetz)
Susie Scraggs, Dudley Cheatham and Chorus
All for You
Winnie Willoughby and Charles Chetwynd
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