MusicalFarceOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Apr 11, 1918
Closing Date
Apr 27, 1918
Performances
22
MusicalFarceOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Lexington Theatre
(Apr 11, 1918 - Apr 27, 1918)
Description
A Musical in Three Acts
Setting
The Pineland Inn in the Cloud Mountains of the Adirondacks
Produced by New York Division (27th U.S. Army)
Book by Private W. Anson Hallahan, Hugh Stanislaus Stange and Stannard Mears; Music by Private Burton Hamilton; Lyrics by Lieutenant William A. Halloran, Jr.; Interpolated numbers by Leon De Costa; Musical Director: Leon De Costa; Additional lyrics by Eric Krebs and Russell Brown; Additional music by Eric Krebs, Lieutenant William A. Halloran, Jr. and Sidney Marion
Staged by Harry Wagstaff Gribble; Choreographed by Trumpeter Stanley Hughes; Entire production under the direction of Lieutenant William A. Halloran, Jr.
Art Director: C. C. Beall
S. Ahearn
Chorus
LeRoy Beers
Chorus
W. M. Bramman
Chorus
Harvey Brooks
Harvey Brooks
Russell Brown
Al Carleton
Dan Burns
Lotta Noyes
 
Chorus
G. Carr
Chorus
J. Clooney
Chorus
Al Cooper
Chorus
E. Albert Crawford
Sally LaBergere
H. M. Cundy
And One More Actor
 
Chorus
J. A. Donnelly
Chorus
H. Dougherty
Chorus
E. H. Downey
Chorus
G. Downey
Chorus
A. Fitzpatrick
Chorus
C. Fleming
Chorus
Harry Wagstaff Gribble
Amos Bronson
R. M. Heft
Chorus
R. Hilton
Chorus
Trumpeter Stanley Hughes
A Dancer
A. A. Jarrett
Chorus
J. Johannes
Chorus
Curt Karpe
Tom Brush
Andrew Kennedy
A Vaudevillian
O. Kuhl
Chorus
C. Lacey
Chorus
Jack Mahoney
Primrose Tinney Jolson
Sidney Marion
Bill McGraw
J. R. McDonald
Another Actor
J. McNally
Chorus
D. Mitchell
Chorus
R.E. Nelson
Chorus
E. H. O'Leary
Chorus
W. Pauly
Knotta Soude
 
Chorus
H. Plassman
Chorus
Walter Roberts
Arline Bronson
Jack Roche
A Cabaret Singer
S. Scammace
Chorus
R. Sentenne
Chorus
A. V. Streat
Chorus
J. J. Sullivan
Chorus
Edward Tierney
Chorus
R.J. Timmins
Chorus
H. A. Unger
Chorus
I. R. Waite
Chorus
Stanley G. Wood
Barrington Booth
music by Private Burton Hamilton; lyrics by Lieutenant William A. Halloran, Jr.
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
Broadway Girl
(music by Eric Krebs; lyrics by Eric Krebs)
Tom Brush and Girls
Spoons
A Vaudevillian
My Little Loving Baby Mine
(music by Lieutenant William A. Halloran, Jr.)
Primrose Tinney Jolson and Quartette
They've Completely Camouflaged Me
Sally LaBergere
My Heart Belongs to the U.S.A.
Al Carleton and Chorus
When the Right Man Comes Along
(music by Leon De Costa; lyrics by Leon De Costa)
Arline Bronson and Al Carleton
Act 2
Sung By
Sweetness
Primrose Tinney Jolson and Six Dancers
Bring Back That (Old) Yama Dance to Me
(lyrics by Russell Brown)
Al Carleton and Chorus
I'm Old Enough for a Little Loving
Sally LaBergere
(In My) Garden of Love for 2
A Cabaret Singer and Knotta Soude
I Want the Boys Around Me
(music by Private Burton Hamilton and Sidney Marion)
Harvey Brooks and Boys
Act 3
Sung By
Frenchie
(music by Leon De Costa; lyrics by Leon De Costa)
Ensemble
Let Me Have a Corner of Your Heart
(music by Leon De Costa; lyrics by Leon De Costa)
Harvey Brooks and Al Carleton
Visions at Twilight
(music by Leon De Costa; lyrics by Leon De Costa)
A Cabaret Singer
I'm Going Back to Mobile Alabam'
Primrose Tinney Jolson and Chorus
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