MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Jul 12, 1899
Closing Date
Oct 14, 1899
Performances
97
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

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Theatres
Casino Theatre
(Jul 12, 1899 - Oct 14, 1899)
Description
A musical in three acts
Setting
Paris
Produced by George W. Lederer
Music by Ludwig Englander; Book by Harry B. Smith; Lyrics by Harry B. Smith; Based on the libretto to "Les Fetards" by Anthony Mars and Maurice Hennequin; Musical Director: Antonio DeNovellis
Directed by Max Freeman
Scenic Design by D. Frank Dodge; Costume Design by Mme. Ripley
Irene Bentley
Angelique
Crissie Carlisle
La Paloma
Joseph Cawthorn
Siegfried Gotterdammerung
Henri Chaille
The Bathing Master
Pauline Chase
Rosine
Harry Clifford
Gustave
Tom Collins
Snitz
Dan Daly
Duke du Paty de Clam
Harry Davenport
Marquis de Bacarat
Susie Drake
Adele Vere de Vere
Arthur Etherington
Fritz
Avis Folger
Olympe
Zella Frank
Call Boy
Max Freeman
Joseph
Marie George
Stella Giltedge
Mabelle Gilman
Priscilla
Horace Hayne
Littz
Joseph Kane
Blitz
Eva Kelly
Jolivet
Gustave Key
Ritz
Cora Leslie
Octavine
Carrie Perkins
Madame Seraphine
Phyllis Rankin
Thea
Ida Rock
Gaston
Mabel Russell
Celestine
Seline Say
Honore
Thomas Q. Seabrooke
Maginnis Pasha
Sol Solomon
Schlitz
Grace Spencer
Raoul
Frederick Urban
A First Nighter
Margaret Warren
Fanchonette
Nella Webb
Florentine
music by Ludwig Englander; lyrics by Harry B. Smith
Act 1
Sung By
Here we gather ev'ry summer
Chorus
They Play Those Marches, They Play Those Waltzes
Siegfried Gotterdammerung, Chorus and Street Band
In Philadelphia
Priscilla and Chorus
We're Adding Local Color
Stella Giltedge, Duke du Paty de Clam and Marquis de Bacarat
Life Is a Toyshop
Priscilla and Marquis de Bacarat
Only a Hundred Girls (in the World for Me)
Maginnis Pasha
Act 2
Sung By
Fair Gitana tell us what the cards say
Chorus
Same Old Story, Nothing New
Duke du Paty de Clam
De Stories Uncle Remus Tells
Stella Giltedge and Chorus
Oh, Where Is Dancer
Thea and Chorus
When You Know These Men
Priscilla and Thea
Object Matrimony
Priscilla, Thea and Duke du Paty de Clam
Act 3
Sung By
She Didn't Understand
Stella Giltedge
The Rounders' Song
Duke du Paty de Clam, Marquis de Bacarat and Maginnis Pasha
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