The madcap duchess
by Ann Swinburne, Stevens, David, Justin H. McCarthy, and Victor Herbert
Columbia Theatre, direction Frank Metzerott, Oliver Metzerott, Fred. G. Berger, manager. Miss Ann Swinburne in Victor Herbert's comic opera "The Madcap Duchess," book and lyrics to David Stevens and Justin Huntly McCarth, the opera produced by and the Company under the direction of Mr. Fred Latham.
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Columbia Theatre, Washington, D.C., week of February 9, [1914]. Mats. Thursday and Saturday.
Title devised by Library staff.
Cast: George Leon Moore, Mr. Russell Powell, Mr. Gilbert Clayton, Mr. Harry Macdonongh, Master Percy Helton, Mr. Henry Vincent, Mr. David Andrada, Mr. Edmund Mulcahy, Mr. Edward Smith, Mr. Charles Tingle, Miss Peggy Wood, Miss Nora Gourle, Miss Ann Swinburne, Mr. Neil Walton, Mr. Mario Rogati, Mr. Martin Cox, Miss Virginia Carewe-Carvel, Miss Margaret Warren, Miss Kathleen Breen, Miss Billie Williamson, Miss Glen Ellis, Miss Marion Dale, Mr. Morris Avery, Robt. Newman, Mr. Sven Erick, Mr. H.B. Foster.
"Buy in Washington, Columbia Theatre program, Washington, D.C. Vol XVI, Number 23"--P. 10.
LC copy imperfect: p. 2-14 only of program.
In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).
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Souvenir program. Miss Ann Swinburne in the title role at the Columbia Theatre, one week commencing, February 9th. "The Madcap Duchess," a comic opera in two acts, the book and lyrics by David Stevens and Justin Huntly McCarthy, the music by Victor Herbert. Includes pictures of scenes from the play, comments from the New York press, comments from the Boston press, story of the opera and reproductions of sheet music and lyrics to selected music from the opera including: "Aurora, Blushing Rosily," "Love and I are Playing," "The Pledge," "Tweedledum and Tweedledee," "Love is a Story That's Old," "That is Art," "Babette of Beaujolais," "The Star of Love," "Winged Love," "Far Up the Hill," and "Do You Know?" published by G. Schirmer, Boston.
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