The lilac domino
Contributors: Gatti, Emerich von, b. 1869-; Jenbach, Bela, 1871-1943; Smith, Harry B. (Harry Bache), 1860-1936; Smith, Robert B. (Robert Bache), 1875-1951; Cuvillier, Charles, 1877-1955; Shubert Theatre (Organization : Kansas City, Mo.); Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1915
Language: eng
Description: Shubert Theatre, Andreas Dippel presents "The Lilac Domino," the international musical success, music by Charles Cuvillier, English adaptation by Harry B. Smith, English lyrics by Robert B. Smith, Dr. Milan Roder, conductor.
Notes: Sam S. Shubert Theatre, Kansas City, week beginning Sunday, Nov. 21 [1915]. Matinees Wednesday, (Thursday) Thanksgiving Day and Saturday.

Title devised by Library staff.

Cast: George Curzon, Ethel Pettitt or Yvonne D'Arhle, Bradford Kirkbride, Amparito Farrara, Humbird Duffey, Joseph Carey, Robert O'Connor, Mlle. Andree Corday, Harry Hermsen, Jeanne Powell, Genevieve Forbes, Marie Hamilton, Sylvia Harris, Marguerite Calvert, George Lester, Maxwell Olney, L. Larkin, H.B. Boell, John Felderhoff, Willis Maxell, Lillian Broderick, Anna Croft, Betty Wright, Leontine Lovewell, Editha Benjar, Marie MacDonald, Alma Hyde, Georgia Backus, Claire Heyl, Maude Kennedy, Pauline Noakes, Misses Calvine Emory, Ester Fralley, Claire Hill, Ly Losch, Isabelle MacLeod, Mirian Norris, Irene Perles, Virginia Richardson, Catherine Clinton, Gertrude Brain, Gail Harrington, Nella Stiles, Gertrude Bartee, Edna Ady, Grace Kelly, Marie Morgan, Georgia Kendall, Johanna Pruette, Adelle Thomas, Helena Baylis, Helen Barstow, Jane Thompson, Emma Held, Mabelle de Putron, Marie Little and Flora Alexandra, Alfred Ribando, Arthur Ballance, Lester Foster, Elmer Jordan, Frank Manlee, Herbert Standing Jr., Louis Wuensch, Gene Cooley, Cecil Phillips, Myren Van Dursen, John Okey, Carl Ferguson, Stanford Hooker, Howard Guthrie, Dwight Towne, Edward Roberts, Jerome Carpenter, Leon Atwood, Frank Hubbard, Earle Carson and Allan Churchill.

Color illustrated advertisements in center of program for the Pompeian night cream, the Overland Automobile Company, and the Hotel Majestic in New York.

In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).