Shows
People
Theatres
Awards
search
menu
Three Showers
Musical
Comedy
Original
Broadway
Opening Date
Apr 05, 1920
Closing Date
May 15, 1920
Performances
48
Musical
Comedy
Original
Broadway
Open Date: Apr 05, 1920
Close Date: May 15, 1920
Closed Flag: n
Is Final Week:
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Harris Theatre
(Apr 05, 1920 - Apr 1920)
Plymouth Theatre
(Apr 26, 1920 - May 15, 1920)
Description
A musical in two acts
Setting
"Longview," Col. White's Farm, Somewhere in Virginia
People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Produced by
Charles Coburn
and
Mrs. Charles Coburn
Music by
J. Turner Layton
; Book by
William Carey Duncan
; Lyrics by
Henry Creamer
; Musical Director:
Ivan Rudisill
; Music orchestrated by
Will Vodery
Directed by
Oscar Eagle
; Musical Staging by
Edward P. Bower
Costume Design by
Irma Campbell
and
Finchley
; Scenic Design by
Frank E. Gates
and
Edward A. Morange
H. M. Arden
Ward Allan Yancy
Richard Cooper
Lincoln Brown
Wilbur Cox
"Worthless" Akers
Riley
Ralph Derst
Clarence Melton
Margaret Fitch
Maria Allan Morgan
Charles B. Foster
Harrison Green
Paul Frawley
Peter Fitzhugh
Russell Griswold
William Henry Fish
Frances Halliday
Lida Belle Norwood
Lulu Mae Hubbard
Mary Love Burgess
Norman Jefferson
Bruce Payne
William Winter Jefferson
Hudson Gatling
Andrew J. Lawlor, Jr.
Willie Mobberly
Daisy MacGlashan
Patsy Ann Pritchard
Mildred Mason
Sally May Blaine
James McKenzie
Robinson Tucker
Edna Morn
Ray White
Arthur Porter
Jackson Gray
Carl Rose
Byron Habersham
Vera Ross
Anna Mobberly
Alfred Siegler
Stuart Thompson
Frank Slater
Norman Castleman
Lynn Starling
Rastus Redmond Reynolds
"Red"
Ruth Urban
Virginia May Gordon
Lillian Wagner
Alice Dean Lowe
Henry Ward
Kinsey McAllister
Anna Wheaton
Roberta Lee White
"Bob"
Walter Wilson
Col. John White
Doris Wingrove
Penelope Dangerfield
Songs
music by
J. Turner Layton
; lyrics by
Henry Creamer
Act 1
Sung By
Open Your Heart
Roberta Lee White
One of the Boys
Roberta Lee White and Ensemble
B. Is the Note
Rastus Redmond Reynolds and Willie Mobberly
It Must Be Love
Peter Fitzhugh and Roberta Lee White
I'll Have My Way
Col. John White
Love Me, Sweetheart Mine
Anna Mobberly
Where Is the Love?
Peter Fitzhugh, Roberta Lee White and Ensemble
Act 2
Sung By
Pussyfoot
Ray White and Ensemble
If, And, and But
Roberta Lee White
How Wonderful You Are
Peter Fitzhugh and Roberta Lee White
He Raised Everybody's Rent but Katie's
Rastus Redmond Reynolds and Quartette
There's a Way Out
Double Octette
The Old Love Is the True Love
Anna Mobberly and Ensemble
Dancing Tumble Tom
Roberta Lee White and Ensemble
People
Songs
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Produced by
Charles Coburn
and
Mrs. Charles Coburn
Music by
J. Turner Layton
; Book by
William Carey Duncan
; Lyrics by
Henry Creamer
; Musical Director:
Ivan Rudisill
; Music orchestrated by
Will Vodery
Directed by
Oscar Eagle
; Musical Staging by
Edward P. Bower
Costume Design by
Irma Campbell
and
Finchley
; Scenic Design by
Frank E. Gates
and
Edward A. Morange
H. M. Arden
Ward Allan Yancy
Richard Cooper
Lincoln Brown
Wilbur Cox
"Worthless" Akers
Riley
Ralph Derst
Clarence Melton
Margaret Fitch
Maria Allan Morgan
Charles B. Foster
Harrison Green
Paul Frawley
Peter Fitzhugh
Russell Griswold
William Henry Fish
Frances Halliday
Lida Belle Norwood
Lulu Mae Hubbard
Mary Love Burgess
Norman Jefferson
Bruce Payne
William Winter Jefferson
Hudson Gatling
Andrew J. Lawlor, Jr.
Willie Mobberly
Daisy MacGlashan
Patsy Ann Pritchard
Mildred Mason
Sally May Blaine
James McKenzie
Robinson Tucker
Edna Morn
Ray White
Arthur Porter
Jackson Gray
Carl Rose
Byron Habersham
Vera Ross
Anna Mobberly
Alfred Siegler
Stuart Thompson
Frank Slater
Norman Castleman
Lynn Starling
Rastus Redmond Reynolds
"Red"
Ruth Urban
Virginia May Gordon
Lillian Wagner
Alice Dean Lowe
Henry Ward
Kinsey McAllister
Anna Wheaton
Roberta Lee White
"Bob"
Walter Wilson
Col. John White
Doris Wingrove
Penelope Dangerfield
music by
J. Turner Layton
; lyrics by
Henry Creamer
Act 1
Sung By
Open Your Heart
Roberta Lee White
One of the Boys
Roberta Lee White and Ensemble
B. Is the Note
Rastus Redmond Reynolds and Willie Mobberly
It Must Be Love
Peter Fitzhugh and Roberta Lee White
I'll Have My Way
Col. John White
Love Me, Sweetheart Mine
Anna Mobberly
Where Is the Love?
Peter Fitzhugh, Roberta Lee White and Ensemble
Act 2
Sung By
Pussyfoot
Ray White and Ensemble
If, And, and But
Roberta Lee White
How Wonderful You Are
Peter Fitzhugh and Roberta Lee White
He Raised Everybody's Rent but Katie's
Rastus Redmond Reynolds and Quartette
There's a Way Out
Double Octette
The Old Love Is the True Love
Anna Mobberly and Ensemble
Dancing Tumble Tom
Roberta Lee White and Ensemble
PRODUCTIONS
More Productions by Opening Date
Medea
Mar 22, 1920
Apr 1920
The Hole in the Wall
Mar 26, 1920
Jun 1920
Exorcism
Mar 26, 1920
Apr 08, 1920
Mrs. Jimmie Thompson
Mar 29, 1920
May 1920
The Ouija Board
Mar 29, 1920
May 1920
Three Showers
Apr 05, 1920
May 15, 1920
His Chinese Wife
May 17, 1920
May 1920
A Midsummer Night's Dream
May 18, 1920
May 29, 1920
An Innocent Idea
May 25, 1920
May 1920
George White's Scandals [1920]
Jun 07, 1920
Oct 02, 1920
Fall and Rise of Susan Lenox
Jun 09, 1920
Jul 03, 1920
Close
Search
search
in
Category
All
Shows
People
Organizations
Theatres
Seasons
Looking for more categories?
Search
Close
Home
Shows
People
Organizations
Theatres
Seasons
Characters
Awards
Songs
Statistics
Advanced Search
FAQ
Help
About
Policies
Contact