The Red Mill

• R
  Original Broadway Production (1906)
  New York, NY
• R
  London Revival (1919)
  London, England
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  Broadway Revival (1945)
  New York, NY
• National Tour (1947)
  unknown location
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  Television Production (1958)
  unknown location
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  Off-Off Broadway Revival (1979)
  New York, NY
• R
  Light Opera of Manhattan Revival (1981)
  New York, NY
• R
  Light Opera of Manhattan Revival (1986)
  New York, NY

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There are a total of 13 productions in Ovrtur's database.

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• Original score

  • By the Side of the Mill
  • Enough of Work
  • Mignonette
  • You Can Never Tell About a Woman
  • Whistle It
  • A Widow Has Ways
  • The Isle of Our Dreams
    • a.k.a. In the Isle of Our Dreams
  • Go While the Going Is Good
  • An Accident
  • When You're Pretty and the World Is Fair
    • a.k.a. When the World Is Fair
  • Moonbeams
  • Release Your Daughter!
  • Why This Silence?
    • a.k.a. Gossip Song
  • The Legend of the Mill
  • Good-A-Bye John
  • I Want You to Marry Me
  • Every Day Is Ladies' Day with Me
    • a.k.a. Every Day Is Ladies Day with Me
  • Because You're You
  • The Streets of New York
    • a.k.a. In Old New York
  • We Come Every Guest in His Best
    • a.k.a. Entrance of Wedding Guests
  • The Wedding Bells Ring Out!

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• Cut prior to opening

  • I'm Always Doing Something I Don't Want To
  • I Ring the Bell

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• Added to 1945 revival

  • If You Love But Me
  • The Dancing Lesson
  • Folly Is Our King
  • Romanza
  • Wedding Bells
  • One for Another
  • Concerted Number
  • My Catamaran

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Recordings listed here were done in the studio specifically to release as recordings. They do not represent cast recordings of a particular production.

• No demos listed.

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• 'Romanza' is quite probably Victor Herbert music with lyrics by Foreman Brown, but this has not been confirmed.
• The song 'Wedding Bells' is based on the Victor Herbert instrumental 'Badinage'. This music was also used in the 1938 film 'Sweethearts' with lyrics by Bob Wright and Chet Forrest and the title 'Summer Serenade'.
• 'Concerted Number' is a title original to the 1979 revival. It has music excerpted from the various portions of the Finale Act I of Mlle. Modiste. New lyrics are by Frederick S. Roffman.

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