The sweetest girl in Paris
Contributors: Sohlke, Augustus; Kieserling, Richard, Jr; Davis, Collin; Howard, Joseph E. (Joseph Edgar), 1878-1961; Aug, Edna, 1878-1938; Burkhart, Addison, 1879-1937; Grand Opera House (Organization : Kansas City, Mo.); La Salle Opera House (Organization : Chicago, Ill.); Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1911
Language: eng
Description: Program. The LaSalle Opera House Co. (Inc.) Mr. Harry Askin, general manager, announces "The Sweetest Girl in Paris," a fable-play with music. Written by Addison Burkhardt, with verses by Collin Davis, and music by Joseph E. Howard. Staged by Gus Sohlke (by arrangement by R.C. Whitney). Melodies and dances (Mr. Richard Kieserling, Jr., director).
Notes: Grand Opera House, Kansas City, Mo. Week commencing Mar. 12, '11. Sunday matinee, popular price matinees Thursday and Saturday.

Title devised by Library staff.

Cast: Mr. Clarence Bellair, Mr. Mace Bonville, Miss Alice Sullivan, Mr. Edgar Murray, Miss Zoe Barnett, Mrs. Dorothy Brenner, Miss Cathryn Rowe Palmer, Mr. Frederick V. Bowers, Mr. S.C. Sandgran, Miss Trixie Friganza, Mr. Roland Cummings, Mr. M. Barry Crawford, Mr. Alexander Carr, Mr. Thomas Dodd, Mr. Harry Willard. Singing and dancing ensembles: Misses Jean Morrell, Bess Friganza, Hazel Jamieson, Helga Ekelund, Blanche Hoyt, Lee Shaw, Magna Peterson, Marion Thompson, Blanche Lamont, Ethel Stanard, Lois Whitney, Maud Smith, Zoe Brown, Margaret Irving, Frances Maurin, Violet Horlock, Grace Jamieson, Helen Collins, Blossom Sutherland, Lucille Thomas, Ruth Johnson, Noraine Harrington, Messrs. Lemuel Magee, Oliver Sterling, Weldon Sears, Jeremiah O'Neal, R.R. Edwards, Orville Sampson, Will Dunroy, Hery [!] Neville, James Young and Robert Bagley.

"Next week. Sunday matinee Mar. 19, popular price matinees, Thursday and Saturday. Harry B. Harris presents for the first time at popular prices Edna Aug in the international comedy success "The Chorus Lady," by James Forbes". Portrait of Edna Aug with advertisement.

LC copy has color advertisement slip for Falstaff beer mounted on first page.

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