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The Black Crook
Musical
Spectacle
Extravaganza
Original
Broadway
Opening Date
Sep 12, 1866
Closing Date
Jan 04, 1868
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Performances
475
Musical
Spectacle
Extravaganza
Original
Broadway
Open Date: Sep 12, 1866
Close Date: Jan 04, 1868
Closed Flag: n
Is Final Week:
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Opening night credits for this production have not yet been finalized.
Theatres
Niblo's Garden
(Sep 12, 1866 - Jan 04, 1868)
Description
An Original, Grand, Romantic Magical and Spectacular Drama in Four Acts, 17 Scenes.
Setting
Harz Mountains of Germany. 1600.
Comments
Considered to be the first American musical
People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Produced by
Henry C. Jarrett
and
Harry Palmer
; Produced by arrangement with
William Wheatley
Written by
Charles M. Barras
; Lyrics by
Theodore Kennick
; Music by
Thomas Baker
; Additional music by
George Bicknell
; Additional lyrics by
Theodore Kennick
Directed by
William Wheatley
; Ballets directed by
David Costa
Scenic Design by
Richard Marston
,
J. E. Hayes
,
R. S. Smith
,
D. A. Strong
,
F. W. Seaver
,
W. Wallack
and
Brothers Drew
; Costume Design by
M. Phillipe
and
Madame Costa
; Gas contrivances by
Charles Murray
; Calcium lights by
Charles Seward
Stage Manager:
LJ Vincent
Conducted by
Harvey B. Dodworth
Properties and appointments by
S. Wallis
Armande
Coryphée
Artois
Coryphée
Miss Atkins
Sapphire
(Stalacta's Attendant)
George Atkins
Greppo
(his drudge)
E. Barry
Wolfgar
(a gypsy ruffian)
St. Bertrand
Coryphée
J. W. Blaisdell
Count Wolfenstein
Marie Bonfanti
Parisienne Ballet Troupe
George Boniface
Rodolphe
(a poor artist)
Annie Kemp Bowler
Stalacta
(Queen of the Golden Realm)
Miss Brown
Coralbud
(Stalacta's Attendant)
J.G. Burnett
Von Puffengruntz
(the Count's steward)
Milly Cavendish
Carline
Rose Cheri
Coryphée
F. Clark
Red Glare
(the Recording Demon)
Miss Consoll
Emeraldine
(Stalacta's Attendant)
David Costa
Parisienne Ballet Troupe
Helene Delval
Coryphée
Rose Delval
Coryphée
Marie Doche
Coryphée
Marie Duclos
Parisienne Ballet Troupe
Elise
Coryphée
F. Ellis
Bruno
(his companion)
Sharkskin
(Amphibea)
Mr. Evans
Mulletmug
(Amphibea)
Hernandez Foster
Dragonfin
(Amphibea)
Mr. Gage
Yellowscale
(Gnome)
Guiseppe
Parisienne Ballet Troupe
Helene
Coryphée
Miss Hodges
Garnet
(Stalacta's Attendant)
E. B. Holmes
Zamiel
(the arch-fiend)
Fleur Jollie
Coryphée
Miss Josephine
Scintilla
(Stalacta's Attendant)
Lacroix
Coryphée
Mr. Law
Pinchback
(Gnome)
Frank Little
Ian
Luisidi
Parisienne Ballet Troupe
Marie
Coryphée
Giovana Mazzeri
Parisienne Ballet Troupe
Louisa Mazzeri
Parisienne Ballet Troupe
Miss McLean
Amythysta
(Stalacta's Attendant)
Mr. Miles
Splayfoot
(Amphibea)
C. H. Morton
Hertzog
(the Black Crook, an alchymist and sorcerer)
Rose Morton
Amina
(betrothed to Rodolphe)
Miss Moseley
Rubyblossom
(Stalacta's Attendant)
Nathile
Coryphée
Paulina
Parisienne Ballet Troupe
Portois
Coryphée
Leoni Portois
Coryphée
Mr. Pray
Stickleback
(Amphibea)
Mr. Rendle
Skuldawelp
(familiar to Hertzog)
Miss Richardson
Crystaline
(Stalacta's Attendant)
Betty Rigl
Parisienne Ballet Troupe
Emily Rigl
Coryphée
Rita Sangalli
Parisienne Ballet Troupe
Mr. Snowden
Cuttlekonk
(Amphibea)
Mr. Tuttle
Nuggetnose
(Gnome)
Urban
Coryphée
H. Weaver
Casper
(a peasant)
Hackletooth
(Amphibea)
Mr. Webb
Golddust
(Gnome)
Mr. Wells
Smelterface
(Gnome)
Mary Wells
Dame Barbara
(her foster mother)
Mr. West
Spangleneck
(Gnome)
Miss C. Whitlock
Rosetta
(a peasant)
Mr. Willis
Eeleye
(Amphibea)
Zuardi
Parisienne Ballet Troupe
Amelie Zuccoli
Parisienne Ballet Troupe
Eugenia Zuccoli
Parisienne Ballet Troupe
Songs
music by
Thomas Baker
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
Early in the Morning
Carline
Naughty, Naughty Man
(music by
George Bicknell
; lyrics by
Theodore Kennick
)
Carline
Act 2
Sung By
Flow On, Silver Stream
Stalacta
(The) Power of Love
Stalacta
People
Songs
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Produced by
Henry C. Jarrett
and
Harry Palmer
; Produced by arrangement with
William Wheatley
Written by
Charles M. Barras
; Lyrics by
Theodore Kennick
; Music by
Thomas Baker
; Additional music by
George Bicknell
; Additional lyrics by
Theodore Kennick
Directed by
William Wheatley
; Ballets directed by
David Costa
Scenic Design by
Richard Marston
,
J. E. Hayes
,
R. S. Smith
,
D. A. Strong
,
F. W. Seaver
,
W. Wallack
and
Brothers Drew
; Costume Design by
M. Phillipe
and
Madame Costa
; Gas contrivances by
Charles Murray
; Calcium lights by
Charles Seward
Stage Manager:
LJ Vincent
Conducted by
Harvey B. Dodworth
Properties and appointments by
S. Wallis
Armande
Coryphée
Artois
Coryphée
Miss Atkins
Sapphire
(Stalacta's Attendant)
George Atkins
Greppo
(his drudge)
E. Barry
Wolfgar
(a gypsy ruffian)
St. Bertrand
Coryphée
J. W. Blaisdell
Count Wolfenstein
Marie Bonfanti
Parisienne Ballet Troupe
George Boniface
Rodolphe
(a poor artist)
Annie Kemp Bowler
Stalacta
(Queen of the Golden Realm)
Miss Brown
Coralbud
(Stalacta's Attendant)
J.G. Burnett
Von Puffengruntz
(the Count's steward)
Milly Cavendish
Carline
Rose Cheri
Coryphée
F. Clark
Red Glare
(the Recording Demon)
Miss Consoll
Emeraldine
(Stalacta's Attendant)
David Costa
Parisienne Ballet Troupe
Helene Delval
Coryphée
Rose Delval
Coryphée
Marie Doche
Coryphée
Marie Duclos
Parisienne Ballet Troupe
Elise
Coryphée
F. Ellis
Bruno
(his companion)
Sharkskin
(Amphibea)
Mr. Evans
Mulletmug
(Amphibea)
Hernandez Foster
Dragonfin
(Amphibea)
Mr. Gage
Yellowscale
(Gnome)
Guiseppe
Parisienne Ballet Troupe
Helene
Coryphée
Miss Hodges
Garnet
(Stalacta's Attendant)
E. B. Holmes
Zamiel
(the arch-fiend)
Fleur Jollie
Coryphée
Miss Josephine
Scintilla
(Stalacta's Attendant)
Lacroix
Coryphée
Mr. Law
Pinchback
(Gnome)
Frank Little
Ian
Luisidi
Parisienne Ballet Troupe
Marie
Coryphée
Giovana Mazzeri
Parisienne Ballet Troupe
Louisa Mazzeri
Parisienne Ballet Troupe
Miss McLean
Amythysta
(Stalacta's Attendant)
Mr. Miles
Splayfoot
(Amphibea)
C. H. Morton
Hertzog
(the Black Crook, an alchymist and sorcerer)
Rose Morton
Amina
(betrothed to Rodolphe)
Miss Moseley
Rubyblossom
(Stalacta's Attendant)
Nathile
Coryphée
Paulina
Parisienne Ballet Troupe
Portois
Coryphée
Leoni Portois
Coryphée
Mr. Pray
Stickleback
(Amphibea)
Mr. Rendle
Skuldawelp
(familiar to Hertzog)
Miss Richardson
Crystaline
(Stalacta's Attendant)
Betty Rigl
Parisienne Ballet Troupe
Emily Rigl
Coryphée
Rita Sangalli
Parisienne Ballet Troupe
Mr. Snowden
Cuttlekonk
(Amphibea)
Mr. Tuttle
Nuggetnose
(Gnome)
Urban
Coryphée
H. Weaver
Casper
(a peasant)
Hackletooth
(Amphibea)
Mr. Webb
Golddust
(Gnome)
Mr. Wells
Smelterface
(Gnome)
Mary Wells
Dame Barbara
(her foster mother)
Mr. West
Spangleneck
(Gnome)
Miss C. Whitlock
Rosetta
(a peasant)
Mr. Willis
Eeleye
(Amphibea)
Zuardi
Parisienne Ballet Troupe
Amelie Zuccoli
Parisienne Ballet Troupe
Eugenia Zuccoli
Parisienne Ballet Troupe
music by
Thomas Baker
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
Early in the Morning
Carline
Naughty, Naughty Man
(music by
George Bicknell
; lyrics by
Theodore Kennick
)
Carline
Act 2
Sung By
Flow On, Silver Stream
Stalacta
(The) Power of Love
Stalacta
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