Production Info

Opening December 27, 1927
Closing: February 4, 1929
Length of Run: 527 perf.
Run Type: Open-ended

Location Info

Market: Broadway
Location: New York, NY

Credits Highlights

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Dialogue Staging
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Director
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Dances and Ensembles

Cast

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Queenie
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Parthy Ann Hawks
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Cap'n Andy
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Ellie
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Frank
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Julie
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Gaylord Ravenal
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Magnolia
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Joe
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Windy

Musical Numbers

Act One

  • Overture .... Orchestra
  • Cotton Blossom .... Stevedores & Townspeople
  • Parade and Ballyhoo .... Cap'n Andy, Show Boat Troupe & Townspeople
  • Where's the Mate for Me? .... Ravenal
  • Make Believe .... Ravenal & Magnolia
  • Ol' Man River .... Joe & Jubilee Singers
  • Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man .... Julie, Queenie, Magnolia, Joe & Windy
  • Life Upon the Wicked Stage .... Ellie & Girls
  • Till Good Luck Comes My Way .... Ravenal & Men
  • Misery .... Jubilee Singers
  • I Might Fall Back on You .... Ellie, Frank & Girls
  • C'mon, Folks .... Queenie & Jubilee Singers
  • You Are Love .... Ravenal & Magnolia
  • Act One Finale (Wedding Scene) .... Ensemble

Act Two

  • At the Fair .... Sightseers, Barkers & Dandies
  • Adagio Dance .... Sidell Sisters
  • Dandies on Parade .... Sightseers, Barkers & Dandies
  • Why Do I Love You? .... Magnolia, Ravenal, Cap'n Andy, Parthy & Company
  • In Dahomey .... Jubilee Singers & Dahomey Dancers
  • Bill .... Julie
  • Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man (reprise) .... Magnolia
  • Service and Scene Music, St. Agatha's Convent .... Nuns
  • Apache Dance .... Sidell Sisters
  • Goodbye, My Lady Love .... Frank & Ellie
  • After the Ball .... Magnolia & Ensemble
  • Ol' Man River (reprise) .... Joe
  • Hey, Feller .... Queenie & Jubilee Singers
  • You Are Love (reprise) .... Ravenal
  • Why Do I Love You? (reprise) .... Kim & Flappers
  • Eccentric Dance
  • Kim's Imitations .... Kim
  • Tap Dance .... Una Val
  • Finale .... Company

Additional Musical Numbers Lists

These song lists document any changes that the production went through aside from the opening night song list.

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Trivia & History

The production was originally supposed to go into the Lyric Theatre but producer Florenz Ziegfeld deemed the stage too small. Rio Rita was originally supposed to be the first show at the new Ziegfeld Theatre. Because of the stage size, Ziegfeld shifted Rio Rita to the Lyric and Show Boat to the Ziegfeld.

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Production Info

Opening December 27, 1927
Closing: February 4, 1929
Length of Run: 527 perf.
Run Type: Open-ended

Location Info

Market: Broadway
Location: New York, NY

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