# Good Morning, Dearie

Dedicated
to
ALEXANDER WOOLLCOTT
by
One of His Grateful Admirers
JEROME KERN
CHARLES DILLINGHAM
Presents
"Good Morning, Dearie"
Music by
JEROME KERN
Book and Lyrics by
ANNE CALDWELL
Entire Production Staged by
EDWARD ROYCE
PRICE, TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
New York
T. B. HARMS COMPANY
62 West 45th Street
Copyright MCMXXI and MCMXXII
All rights reservedInternational Copyright secured
CAST OF CHARACTERS
(In the order of their appearance)
| FLORRIE | Ruth Williamson |
| CHERRY | Lilyan White |
| PAT | Patricia Clark |
| MARGIE | Pauline Hall |
| GEORGE MASON | John Price Jones |
| RUBY MANNERS | Peggy Kurton |
| MADAME BOMPARD | Ada Lewis |
| BILLY VAN CORTLANDT | Oscar Shaw |
| GIMPY | John J. Scannell |
| ROSE-MARIE | Louise Groody |
| CHESTY COSTELLO | Harland Dixon |
| STEVE SIMMONS | William Kent |
| CUTIE | Marie Callahan |
| KIRBY | Raymond Moore |
| SING LEE | Otis Harper |
| HOI FAT | Irving Jackson |
| LIM HO | Edouard Le Febvre |
| PIERRE | Joseph Viau |
| GIGI | Daniel Sparks |
| MRS. GREYSON PARKS | Roberta Beatty |
| MISS HETHERINGTON | Gertrude Feeley |
| PAULINE | Hebe Halpin |
| DOROTHY | Miriam Miller |
| MURIEL | Muriel Harrison |
| WINTERS | Ernest Martin |
| SYLVIA | Darling Twins |
| HARRIET | Darling Twins |
SYNOPSIS OF SCENES
* ACT I.
* Scene 1—Workroom of the Toddle Shop.
* Scene 2—Exterior of the Dance Hall.
* Scene 3—Interior of Hells' Bells Dance Hall.
* TIME—An Afternoon and Evening in June.
* ACT II.
* Scene 1—Show-room of the Toddle Shop.
* Scene 2—Fragonard.
* Scene 3—Terrace at Mrs. Greyson Park's Home.
* TIME—An Afternoon and Evening One Week Later.
MUSICAL PROGRAM
ACT I.
Scene 1 Page
| | OVERTURE | |
| 1 | INTRODUCTION | | 10 |
| 2 | "EVERY GIRL" | Mr. Shaw and Mr. Jones | 13 |
| 3 | "WAY DOWN TOWN" | Miss Groody and Mr. Dixon | 26 |
| 4 | MUSICAL SCENA— (a) "Rose-Marie" (b) "Didn't You Believe" | Miss Groody Mr. Shaw | 30 34 |
| 5 | FINALETTO | | 39 |
Scene 2
| 6 | COOLIE DANCE | The Sixteen Sunshine Girls | 50 |
Scene 3
| 7 | OPENING OF DANCE HALL SCENE | Girls and Men | 56 |
| 8 | MUSICAL SCENA— (a) "Entrance of Sailors" (b) "Blue Danube Blues" | Miss Groody and Mr. Shaw | 60 78 |
| 9 | TRIO—"EASY PICKINS | Messrs. Dixon, Kent and Scannell | 84 |
| 10 | FINALE | | 90 |
| | ENTR' ACTE | | 95 |
ACT II.
| 11 | PRELUDE | 98 |
Scene 1
| 12 | "MELICAN PAPA" | Mr. Kent, Darling Twins and Girls | 100 |
| 13 | "NIAGARA FALLS | Miss Groody and Mr. Shaw | 107 |
| 14 | PAS DE DEUX | Mr. Dixon and Miss Callahan | 116 |
| 15 | TODDLE QUARTETTE | Misses Groody and Kurton, Messrs. Kent and Jones | 121 |
Scene 2
| 16 | "KA-LU-A" | Mr. Shaw and Girls | 127 |
| 17 | DANCE ECCENTRIQUE | Mr. Kent | 132 |
| 18 | "GOOD MORNING, DEARIE" | Miss Groody and Men | 135 |
| 19 | DANCE | Mr. Dixon and Miss Callahan | 139 |
| 20 | REPRISE AND FINALE | Miss Groody and Mr. Shaw | 145 |
Conductor Mr. VICTOR BARAVALLE
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