Conquering Cupid
Contributors: Fisher, L. H., Jr; Itzel, John; Sanger, Eugene B.; Paint and Powder Club (Baltimore, Md.); Christ Child Society (Washington, D.C.); Belasco Theatre (Organization : Washington, D.C.); Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1908
Language: eng
Description: Belasco Theatre, David Belasco and Sam S. and Lee Shubert, proprietors and managers, under the direction of Sam S. & Lee Shubert, (Inc.), L. Stoddard Taylor, resident manager. The Paint and Powder Club of Baltimore City presents "Conquering Cupid," an original Dutch comic opera. Book and lyrics by Hugh J. Jewett, music by L.H. Fisher, Jr., orchestration by John Itzel, the production arranged and staged by Eugene Sanger.
Notes: Belasco Theatre, Washington, D.C., Monday, April 27, 1908. Beneficiary the Christ Child Society, Washington, D.C.

Title devised by Library staff.

"The Paint and Powder Club of Baltimore City, Monday April 27, 1908, Belasco Theatre beneficiary The Christ Child Society, Washington, D.C."--Cover.

Cast: Mr. Harry P. Veazie, Mr. Howell L. Reid, Mr. Gardner Cobb, Dr. Bernard J. Gorman, Mr. Martin W. Loesch, Mr. Samuel W. Knell, Mr. Charles G. Kerr, Mr. Frank W. Harmison, Mr. Charles Andrew McCann, Mr. William J. Sneeringer, Jr., Mr. Chares R. Grantz, Mr. Warren K. Magruder, Mr. John T. Harrison, Mr. Evelyn A. Harrison, Ross Scott, Linton B. Arnold, Norman Clark, E.R. Dawson, Wilmer Emory, Jr., Stuart C. Hopper, Neill Hughes, Thomas Hughes, Jr., Holmes R. Johnson, Hyland Kuhns, N.G. Lamdin, W.W. White, Alexander Woodward, Rowland C. West, William J. Bissell, Harry O. Belt, Judson Mealey, John H. Muhly, John W. Beard, T. Leonard Bean, Victor K. Butler, Randolph N. Dame, L.J. Dixon, J.H. Eager, R.L. Gardner, Robert J. Griffin, Evelyn A. Harrison, John T. Harrison, Harry W. Jenkins, Harold W. Levering, Warren K. Magruder, Robert C. Pagan, John G. Rouse, J. Lloyd Unduch, Chris. R. Wattenscheidt, Robert G. Waters.

"Belasco Theatre. Volume 3, number 32, season 1907-8".

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