Fred R. Hamlin's Musical Extravaganza
The Wizard of Oz
Book and
Lyrics by L. Frank Baum
Music by Paul Tietjens
Directed by Julian P. Mitchell
Dorothy Gale - Anna Laughlin
Blanche Powers Todd
Isabel D'Armond
Mona Desmond
Belle Robinson
Anna Wilks
Minerva Coverdale
The Scarecrow - Fred A. Stone
Bert Swor
George Field
George A. Stone
The Tin Woodman - David C. Montgomery
John Swor
Fred Nie
Irving Christian
The Cowardly Lion - Arthur Hill
Imogene the Cow - Edwin J. Stone
Joseph Schrode
Cynthia Cynch, Lady Lunatic - Helen Byron
Jeannette
Lowrie
Allene Crater
May Taylor
Sir Dashemoff Daily - Bessie Wynn
Mildred Elaine
May De Souza
Ethel Green
King Pastoria II - Neil McNeil
Carlton King
Gilbert Clayton
Owen Westford
Tryxie Tryfle - Mabel Barrison
Grace Kimball
Lotta Faust
Isabella D'Armond
Madge Ryan
Rosa Gore
General Riskett -
Locasta, the Good Witch of the North - Aileen May
Edith Hutchins
The Wizard of Oz - John Slavin
Bobby Gaylor
James K. Wesley
Charles Swain
Sir Wiley Gyle - Stephen Maley
Glinda, the Good Witch of the South - Doris Mitchell
Ella Gilroy
Tommie Top - Anna Fitzhugh
Peter Pop - Elizabeth Young
Simon Slick - Emily Fulton
Antonia - Sadie Emmons
Sophronia - Ella Gilroy
Premonia - Lillian De Vere
Malvonia - Alice "Stubby" Ainscoe
Semponia - Josephine Clayton
Munchkin Youth - Clara Selton
Munchkin Youth - May Du Frene
Munchkin Youth - May Gunderman
Munchkin Youth - M. De Vere
Munchkin Youth - Emma Clarke
Munchkin Youth - Nellie Lane
Munchkin Youth - Helen Turner
Munchkin Youth - Virginia Kendall
Munchkin Youth - Osia Thompson
Munchkin Youth - Mr. Steele
Munchkin Youth - Mr. Bingham
Munchkin Youth - Mr. Diskins
Munchkin Youth - Mr. Hoskins
Munchkin Youth - Mr. Nichols
Munchkin Youth - Mr. West
Munchkin Maiden - Marle Mathey
Munchkin Maiden - Anna Leslie
Munchkin Maiden - Laura Young
Munchkin Maiden - Minna Doerge
Munchkin Maiden - Edna Leach
Munchkin Maiden - Nancy Crawford
Munchkin Maiden - Lola Gordon
Munchkin Maiden - Nellie Payne
Munchkin Maiden - Beatrice Gilbert
Poppy Queen - Anna Fitzhugh
Snow Girl - Grace Kimball
Alberto, Officer of the Day - Sadie Emmons
Gloriana Jane - Nancy Poole
Violet Victoria - Mabel Powell
Gladys Ann - Ella Gilroy
Leontine Em - Emily Fulton
Vera Ellen - Lita Shaw
Aileen Nance - Elizabeth Young
Pansy Lil - Josephine Clayton
Lavinia Loo - Lola Gordon
Claude Cliquot - Mabel Frenyer
Alphonse Fripon - Osie Thompson
Marcel Moreau - Alice "Stubby" Ainscoe
Louis Le Beau - Vernon Arnold
François Giblets - Daisy Carson
Jean De Shar - Beatrice Gilbert
Remnante Saute - Marie Clayton
Pungue de Sert - Edna Leach
Laundress - Miss Benson
Laundress - Miss Wilton
Laundress - Miss Von Brune
Laundress - Miss Doerge
Laundress - Miss Leslie
Laundress - Miss Mathey
Laundress - Miss Mable
Royal Guard - Miss Stevens
Royal Guard - Miss Turner
Royal Guard - Miss Donalson
Royal Guard - Miss Kendall
Royal Guard - Miss Selton
Royal Guard - Miss Murray
Royal Guard - Miss Gerard
Royal Guard - Miss Dean
Royal Guard - Miss Clark
Royal Guard - Miss Lane
Chorus - Georgia Burron
CREW
Stage Manager - Charles Mitchell
Production Manager - Fred Meek
Scenery - W.W. Denslow
Set Designer - Walter Burridge
Set Painter/Set Adaptation (New York) - Fred Gibson
Set Painter - John Young
Scenic Company - Cook, Donigan, and Lewis
Musical Director - Charles Zimmerman
Costume Designer - Will R. Barnes
Additional Costume Design (New York) - Caroline Siedle
Costume Construction - John Wanamaker
Electrician - James Finn
Publicity - Townsend Walsh
Additional Lyrics - James O'Dea, Weslyn, Harry Freeman, John Slavin, Vincent
Bryan, Will D. Cobb, Williams, Bryan, William Jerome, Frank Leo, Matt C.
Woodward, Maurice Steinberg, John W. West, Glen MacDonough, Henry M. Blossom, Jr;
Harry Boden, David C. Montgomery, Ed Gardenier, Will R. Anderson, Edward P.
Moran, Brackett, Frank Keesee, Hollister, Frank R. Adams, Will M. Hough, George
Totten Smith
Additional Music - Nathaniel
D. Mann, A. Baldwin Sloane, Edward
Hutchinson, Robert J. Adams, Albert, Harry Freeman, Charles Zimmerman, Gus
Edwards, J.B. Mullen, Vanalstyne, Jean Schwartz, Frank Leo, Benjamin M. Jerome,
Theodore F. Morse, Maurice Steinberg, Bruno Schilinski, George A. Spink, Bert
Brandford, Edwin S. Brill, Will R. Anderson, Seymour Furth, Medor, Leo Edwards,
Joseph E. Howard, Byrd Dougherty
The World Community Theatre Premiere
at
The Castle Square Theatre Company
Producing Artistic Director, John Craig
Boston, Massachusetts
22 December 1911
Directed by Alice "Stubby" Ainscoe and William Parke
Featuring the new song, "Fraidy Cat" by James A. Brennan
Dorothy Gale - Mary Young
The Scarecrow - George Hassell
The Tin Woodman - Donald Meek
The Cowardly Lion - Arthur Hill
The Wizard of Oz - Walter Walker
King Pastoria II - Morgan Wallace
Tryxie Tryfle - Mabel Montgomery
Cynthia Cynch, Lady Lunatic - Mabel Colcord
Sir Dashemoff Daily - Carney Christie
Sir Wylie Gyle - Leslie Palmer
After arriving in the Munchkin country, Sir Dashemoff Daily has written a song for Dorothy, whom he believes is named Caroline Barry, the name of an old woman whose name is on the plate of Dorothy's house. Dorothy foolishly wastes one of her wishes to learn the song instantaneously, so she sings it for all, as Fred Stone's legs fall asleep...
- Carrie Barry -(Baum/Tietjens)
I dare not call her Caroline, I think of her as Carrie,
Her eyes like stars at twilight shine,
And they have won this heart of mine.
With glances none could parry.
And when she smiles a smile divine
With cruelty I task her
The dainty maid knows I'm afraid
To bravely up and ask her.
Chorus:
Airy, fairy, Carrie Barry, will you marry me?
I'm as much in love with you as a man can be.
Night and day for you alway, I pine, and pine, and pine,
Airy, fairy, Carrie Barry marry, say you will be mine.
Though yet untold this love of mine
This love will never vary.
I'm looking for some little sign
One spoken word, one written line.
That I may hope and tarry.
For truth it is that I opine, she looks upon me coldly.
That's why I fear when she is near
To turn and tell her boldly:
Chorus:
