Production Info

Opening February 10, 1931
Closing: June 6, 1931
Length of Run: 135 perf.
Run Type: Open-ended

Location Info

Market: Broadway
Location: New York, NY

Credits Highlights

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Production Supervisor
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Director (book)
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Dances

Cast

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S. A. Dolan, General Manager of Premier Pictures
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Larry Pitkin, of the Comedy Films
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Michael Perry, from St. Paul
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Geraldine March, also from St. Paul
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Denise Torel, an Imported Star
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Paula, a Movie Actress
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Dorith, a Movie Actress
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Georgia, Georgiana and Georgette
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Madge Farrell, His Partner
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Lottie, a Waitress

Musical Numbers

The musical numbers list has been verified as correct.

Act One

  • Mr. Dolan Is Passing Through .... Mr. Dolan, Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge, Executives and Ensemble
  • In Califor-n-i-a .... Dorith, Paula and Movie Actresses
  • My Sweet .... Madge and Larry
  • I've Got Five Dollars .... Gerry and Michael
  • I've Got Five Dollars (Reprise) .... Gerry and Michael
  • Sweet Geraldine .... Georgia, Georgiana and Georgette
  • There's So Much More .... Denise and Larry
  • We'll Be the Same .... Gerry, Michael and Ensemble
  • We'll Be the Same (Reprise) .... Michael and Larry
  • How About It .... Madge and Michael
  • Innocent Chorus Girls of Yesterday .... Movie Stars
  • A Lady Must Live .... Denise

Act Two

  • Opening .... Mr. Dolan and Directors
  • You Ain't Got No Savoir Faire .... Madge and Larry
  • Two Unfortunate Orphans .... Paula, Dorith and Ensemble
  • I Want a Man .... Denise
  • Tennessee Dan .... Georgia, Georgiana and Georgette
  • How About It (Reprise) .... Denise, MIchael, Larry and Company
  • Finale .... Gerry and Michael

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Trivia & History

On Saturday, May 23, 1931, it was announced in the New York Times that Max Hoffmann, Jr. would replace Jack Whiting "in about two weeks." The show closed exactly two weeks later, with the closing seems to have been announced just two or three days before the final performance. It's uncertain whether Whiting played the entire final week or if Hoffman did take over for the last week or even just the last few performances.

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Production Info

Opening February 10, 1931
Closing: June 6, 1931
Length of Run: 135 perf.
Run Type: Open-ended

Location Info

Market: Broadway
Location: New York, NY

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