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The Duke of Duluth

Majestic Theatre, (9/11/1905 - 9/30/1905)

Haverly's 14th Street Theatre, (10/09/1905 - 10/14/1905)

American Theatre, (12/04/1905 - circa. 12/1905)

West End Theatre, (1/01/1906 - 1/06/1906)

Category: Musical, Farce, Opera, Original, Broadway

Description: An opera in two acts

Setting: The land of Wot, the usual suppositious country in the usual suppositious location

Production Staff
Produced by Broadhurst & Currie
Music by Max S. Witte; Book by George H. Broadhurst; Lyrics by George H. Broadhurst; Musical Director: Max S. Witte; Featuring songs by Gertrude Hoffman; Featuring songs with lyrics by Vincent Bryan
Staged by George H. Broadhurst; Choreographed by Sam Marion and Jack Mason
Scenic Design by D. Frank Dodge, Frank E. Gates and Edward A. Morange; Costume Design by Will R. Barnes

Cast

music by Max S. Witte; lyrics by George H. Broadhurst
(Unless otherwise noted)

ACT 1	Sung By
The Land of Wot	Kiakka IV and Chorus
There's One Sweetheart I'll Never Forget	Dennis O'Hara
While in My Submarine	Darling Doolittle and Chorus
My Dainty Dresden Shepherdess	Jhansi and Dresden Girls
Zenedee	Ameera and Male Chorus
The Sweetest Part of Loving is to Dream	Princess Flirtino and Darling Doolittle
Nicodemus	Jhansi and Chorus
If My Man Could Do It for Me	Darling Doolittle and Chorus
Strenuous	Darling Doolittle and Entire Company
ACT 2	Sung By
My Sweet Wild Rose	Ameera and Chorus
No Peach Hangs Too High for Him Then	Kiakka IV
Through All Eternity	Ameera and Dennis O'Hara
Rosita	Darling Doolittle and Dancing Girls
(Give Me) Death or Victory	Dennis O'Hara and Chorus
G.O.P. (music by Gertrude Hoffman; lyrics by Vincent Bryan)	Darling Doolittle