The Mocking Bird
MusicalOpera Romantic ComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Nov 10, 1902
Closing Date
Jun 08, 1903
Performances
86
MusicalOpera Romantic ComedyOriginalBroadway
Open Date: Nov 10, 1902
Close Date: Jun 08, 1903
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Bijou Theatre
(Nov 10, 1902 - Jan 05, 1903)
(Nov 10, 1902 - Jan 05, 1903)
Grand Opera House
(Mar 30, 1903 - Apr 1903)
(Mar 30, 1903 - Apr 1903)
Bijou Theatre
(May 25, 1903 - Jun 08, 1903)
(May 25, 1903 - Jun 08, 1903)
Description
An opera in three acts
Setting
The Palace d'Armes in New Orleans, The Salon of the Marquise de Villebois, and the Garden of the Marquise
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PeopleProduced by The Sire BrothersDirected by R.H. BurnsideScenic Design by John Cunningham; Costume Design by Will R. Barnes
Bijou Theatre (Nov 10, 1902 - Jan 05, 1903)
Cast
Grand Opera House (Mar 30, 1903 - Apr 1903)
Bijou Theatre (May 25, 1903 - Jun 08, 1903)
Cast
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Songsmusic by A. Baldwin Sloane; lyrics by Sydney RosenfeldAct 1Sung ByShip Ahoy!The Governor's SongGeneral Aubrey and ChorusThe Flash of the Skipper's EyeManon de LangeFrance, Glorious FranceEugene DeLormeOne I Love, the Other I AbhorYvette Millet, Maxime Grandpre and Eugene DeLormeFrom a Different Point of ViewJean Le Farge and Bob FinchleyAct 2Sung ByThe GossipersChorusA Stale World and a Pale WorldThe Marquise de Villebois, The Countess Bellaien and ChorusThe Lion and the MouseYvette Millet and Jean Le FargeJust a KissYvette Millet and Eugene DeLormeCarried OffGeneral Aubrey, The Countess Bellaien, Manon de Lange, Duc de la Volta, Estelle Favor, Jean Le Farge, Bob Finchley and Eugene DeLormeThe RigadoonBob FinchleyThe Sly MusetteYvette Millet and Chorus of WomenAct 3Sung ByIn SilenceEugene DeLorme(If You Couldn't) Change Your MindYvette MilletWhat's the Matter with the Moon To-night?Yvette Millet, Bob Finchley and ChorusThe Lion and the Mouse (Reprise)Yvette Millet and Jean Le Farge
Produced by The Sire Brothers
Directed by R.H. Burnside
Scenic Design by John Cunningham; Costume Design by Will R. Barnes
Bijou Theatre (Nov 10, 1902 - Jan 05, 1903)
Cast
Grand Opera House (Mar 30, 1903 - Apr 1903)
Bijou Theatre (May 25, 1903 - Jun 08, 1903)
Cast
music by A. Baldwin Sloane; lyrics by Sydney Rosenfeld
Act 1
Sung By
Ship Ahoy!
The Governor's Song
General Aubrey and Chorus
The Flash of the Skipper's Eye
Manon de Lange
France, Glorious France
Eugene DeLorme
One I Love, the Other I Abhor
Yvette Millet, Maxime Grandpre and Eugene DeLorme
From a Different Point of View
Jean Le Farge and Bob Finchley
Act 2
Sung By
The Gossipers
Chorus
A Stale World and a Pale World
The Marquise de Villebois, The Countess Bellaien and Chorus
The Lion and the Mouse
Yvette Millet and Jean Le Farge
Just a Kiss
Yvette Millet and Eugene DeLorme
Carried Off
General Aubrey, The Countess Bellaien, Manon de Lange, Duc de la Volta, Estelle Favor, Jean Le Farge, Bob Finchley and Eugene DeLorme
The Rigadoon
Bob Finchley
The Sly Musette
Yvette Millet and Chorus of Women
Act 3
Sung By
In Silence
Eugene DeLorme
(If You Couldn't) Change Your Mind
Yvette Millet
What's the Matter with the Moon To-night?
Yvette Millet, Bob Finchley and Chorus
The Lion and the Mouse
(Reprise)
Yvette Millet and Jean Le Farge
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