The heathen (not the Christian)
Contributors: Smith, Harry B. (Harry Bache), 1860-1936; Smith, Edgar, 1857-1938; Stromberg, John, 1853-1902; Weber & Fields' Broadway Music Hall; Weber & Fields (Comedy team); Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1898
Language: eng
Subjects: Drama
Description: Incidental to scene I., "The Heathen, (Not the Christian)," a problem play, designed merely to elevate the stage. Songs published by Weber, Fields & Stromberg, costumes, after desigs by Will R. Barnes, made by Simpson, Crawford & Simpson, scenery painted by John Young, properties by Henry and Seidle.
Notes: Weber & Fields' Broadway Music Hall, week commencing Monday evening, November 7, 18989, matinees Wednesday and Saturday.

Title devised by Library staff.

Cast: Miss Mabel Fenton, Mr. Charles J. Ross, Mr. John T. Kelly, Mr. Lee Harrison, Miss Josephine Allen, Miss Aimee Angelis.

LC copy shelved under: Hurly burly.

With: Hurly burly. Issued together.

Available in digital form on the Library of Congress Digital Collections Web site: Variety Stage: Theater Playbills and Programs under the title: Variety show [with Billy Olive, dainty juggler, The Great Two Van Aukens, several play scenes, and music].

In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).
Table of contents: title: Music programme: Act I. Opening chorus "The Progessive Poker Game"; title: Song "Little Old New York is Good Enough for Me"; title: Ensemble "Who'll Help Me Spend My Money?"; title: Trio "A Loidy Wot is Studyin' for the Stoige"; title: Song "There was a Time When on Broadway. a "The American Serio-Comic" b. "The Irish Sidewalk Conversationalists c.; title: Coon Song "Kiss Me Honey, Do"; title: Duet "I Think I Shall Learn, Don't You?"; title: Finale "The Vegetable Party"; title: Act II. Champagne Polka; title: Song and Dance "Perhaps You May Not Like It"; title: Moonlight Serenade.