High Jinks
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Dec 10, 1913
Closing Date
Jun 13, 1914
Performances
213
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
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Open Date: Dec 10, 1913
Close Date: Jun 13, 1914
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Description
A musical in three acts
Setting
Dr. Thorne's Flower Garden near Paris and the Hotel DePavillion
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PeopleProduced by Arthur HammersteinBook by Leo Ditrichstein and Otto Hauerbach; Music by Rudolf Friml; Lyrics by Otto Hauerbach; Based on the farce "Before and After" by Leo Ditrichstein; Adapted from a French farce 'Les Dragees d'Hercule' by Maurice Hennequin and Paul Bilhaud; Musical Director: Paul Schindler; Featuring songs by George L. Cobb; Featuring songs with lyrics by Jack YellenDirected by Frank SmithsonScenic Design by Theodore Reisig; Costume Design by B. Altman & CompanyChorusChorus
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SongsAct 1Sung ByHigh JinksDick Wayne, Florence and VisitorsJimAdelaide Fontaine and ChorusIs This Love at Last?Sylvia Dale and Dick WayneAct 2Sung ByI'm Through with Roaming RomeosAdelaide FontaineChi-ChiChi-Chi and Dick WayneCome Hither, EyesAdelaide Fontaine and Mr. J. J. JeffreysI Know Your Husband Very WellFritz Denkmahl, Mrs. Marion Thorne and VisitorsAct 3Sung ByBubblesChi-Chi, Dick Wayne and Sylvia DaleWhen Sammy Sang the MarseillaiseMrs. Marion Thorne and ChorusAdelaide FontaineHigh Jinks Tangle
Produced by Arthur Hammerstein
Book by Leo Ditrichstein and Otto Hauerbach; Music by Rudolf Friml; Lyrics by Otto Hauerbach; Based on the farce "Before and After" by Leo Ditrichstein; Adapted from a French farce 'Les Dragees d'Hercule' by Maurice Hennequin and Paul Bilhaud; Musical Director: Paul Schindler; Featuring songs by George L. Cobb; Featuring songs with lyrics by Jack Yellen
Directed by Frank Smithson
Scenic Design by Theodore Reisig; Costume Design by B. Altman & Company
Chorus
Chorus
Act 1
Sung By
High Jinks
Dick Wayne, Florence and Visitors
Jim
Adelaide Fontaine and Chorus
Is This Love at Last?
Sylvia Dale and Dick Wayne
Act 2
Sung By
I'm Through with Roaming Romeos
Adelaide Fontaine
Chi-Chi
Chi-Chi and Dick Wayne
Come Hither, Eyes
Adelaide Fontaine and Mr. J. J. Jeffreys
I Know Your Husband Very Well
Fritz Denkmahl, Mrs. Marion Thorne and Visitors
Act 3
Sung By
Bubbles
Chi-Chi, Dick Wayne and Sylvia Dale
When Sammy Sang the Marseillaise
Mrs. Marion Thorne and Chorus
Adelaide Fontaine
High Jinks Tangle
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