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DAVID MONTGOMERY AND FRED STONE
IN CHA5. DILLINGHAM'S PRODUCTION
THE RED MILL
AMusicalComedy
BOOKfit LYRICS BY
Henry blossom
MUSIC BY
VICTOR HERBERT
VOCAL SCORE
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Charles Dillingham
Presents
DAVID MONTGOMERY AND FRED A.STONE
in
The Red Mill
A Musical Play in Two Acts.
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Book and Lyrics D3-
HENRY BLOSSOM.
Music by
VICTOR HERBERT.
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Two Americans"doing" Europe
''Con'Kidder, .
''Kid'Conner, .
Jan Van Borkem, Burgomaster of Katwky- ann-Zee
Franz, Sheriff of Katwky- ann-Zee
Willem, Keeper of the Red Mill Inn
Captain Doris Van Damm, in love with Gretchen .
The Governor of Zeeland, Engaged to Gretchen .
Joshua Pennefeather, Solicitor,LincolnsInn Fields, London (Automobiling with his daughters through
FRED A . STONE.
.DAVID MONTGOMERY.
. EDWARD BEGLEY.
CHARLES DOX.
DAVID L. DON.
JOS. M . RATLIFF.
NEIL M'CAY.
Holland) .
Gretchen, The Burgomasters daughter .
Bertha, The Burgomasters sifter
Tina Bar-maid ■, Willems daughter
Countess De La Fere, Automobiling with her sons through Holland
Flora.
Dora .
Lena.
Anna.
Phyllis.
Madg-e .
CLAUDE COOPER.
AUGUSTA GREENLEAF.
ALLEEN CRATER.
ETHEL JOHNSON.
JULIETTE DIKA.
. CONNIE EASTMAN.
KITTY HOWLAND.
PAURA DESMOND.
CLEO SVENINGER.
. ESTELLE BALDWIN.
SADIE PROBST.
Peasants, Artists,Aidesde Camp, Burghers etc.
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY.
ACT I.- At the sign of the Red Mill.
ACT II.- A Hall in the Burgomaster^ House.
Time: The Present.
Place.- Katwkv-aim-Zee, Holland.
Staged by.
Musical Director
. FRED. G. LATHAM.
. MAX HTRSCHFIELD.
CONTENTS.
ACT I.
OVERTURE ....
1 OPENING CHORUS
2 MIGNONETTE ....
3 YOU NEVER CAN TELL ABOUT AWOMAN
4 WHISTLE IT.'- .
5 A WIDOW HAS WAYS. •• .
6 THE ISLE OF OUR DREAMS
7 GO WHILE THE GOINGS GOOD
8 ENSEMBLE Including When You're Pretty And The World Is Fair
9 FINALE Including Moonbeams
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ACT II.
10 OPENING CHORUS
11 THE LEGEND OF THE MILL
12 GOOD-A-BYEJOHN
13 I WANT YOU TO MARRY ME
14 EVERY DAY IS LADIES'DAY WITH ME.
15 BECAUSE YOU'RE YOU . • .
16 THE STREETS OF NEW YORK .
17 ENTRANCE OF WEDDING GUESTS
18 FINALE ....
Added Nu m bers
19 IF YOU LOVE BUT ME .
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The Red Mill.
A Musical Play in Two Acts.
Overture.
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You Never Can Tell About a Woman.
The Burgomaster and Willem
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I died would you stay sin - gle all your life?" And
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hand - i - cap the hors - es and per - haps youll 'dope 'em out', But to
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Whistle It.
TRIO.
Kid, Con and Tina.
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A Widow Has Ways.
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"The Isle of our Dreams"
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COMTESSE.
Andante maestoso.
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COMTESSE.
TINA.
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DAUGHTERS.
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Lots of trou-ble seems a - brew- ing-
fa - ther dearl dont g-et in such a state!
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59
COMTESSE
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TINA.
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DAUGHTERS .
SONS.
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SOP. & ALTO.
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show
her
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month of May! And old ag-e is like De - cem-ber gray . So we'll dance and sing- and
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play and be hap - py while we may Life was made for love and
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thought or care For tc wor-ry ia to
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or care
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.aft
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play
hile w"e
while
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may.
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play well danceaiid sing and play lie hap
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may. ._
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Finale I.
■Spoken.-
Andante. Fraiiz sits down on mill step, u a pleasant life I lead _no sleep for48
~TT \? Jt I I | ~t T m j rs;u i d in)iieitisi ali t Vs l iimv pw:i t fa t i; —
Piano.
draws pipe from pocket
lights a match
draws at pipe
Dolcissimo.
U"u n
Spoken: Burgomaster Franz & Tina his wife, (yawtmig)
It =ounds very good very good!
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Copyright MCMVI by M.Witmark & Sons
International Copyright Secured.
70
I [ncreasinging drowsiness.
(Trit;s to light a match .)
(Draws fretfully at pipe J (Puffs imaginary smoke.) (Almost asleep-)
k. I v. I 7 T ,_ T ~ J , ^^- hi nl to lit.
(Looks towards innwitha sudden *tart .)
Allp^romoltomoJerato. •«-.
(Reassured he. smiles.)
• • pncorit.
Andante. (Droops his head)
poco a poco rull c ftim. ,
(falls asleep.)
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his wedding bi
71
Allegro moderate) molto misterioso.
During this movement burghers enter with lanterns •
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74
Andantino semplice.
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Let him it' he
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dare !
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Spoken:
The Burgomaster!
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The Burgomasterenters.
BURGOMASTER-
What do vheje!Disp<'r:?eat once!
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TINA, KID.& CON. enter from inn
k^g and tip toe quicklybehind mill.
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You defy your Burgomaster? ^
jy Begone or you shall; ill
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daugh- tir now too long have you di
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daugh-ter now too long have you de
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daugh-ter now too long have you de
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( He opens the door and enters
the mill* turns and exclaims 'Gonr! i
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NQ10.
ACT II.
Opening Chorus.
Allegretto scherzando .
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N9U.
The Legend of the Mill.
Bertha and Chorus.
Piano.
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Old King- Jo - harm in
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days that are gone Was
sought for his queen, A
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sail
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arms,
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sail - or she knew, And planned to e - lope with him.
mys - ti- cal sounds, Which thrilled them with vag-ue a - larms
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sub - jects quaked with
ran a - way to
break of dawn the
fear when he spake And
Ka -twyk-ann Zee But
prin - cess had gx»ne But
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swish of a silk - en
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Jo hann
molto misterioso .
was a
roy - al sort of Don Juan,
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N° 12.
Good-a-bye, John!
Con and Kid.
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N913.
I Want You To Mar ry Me !
Tina anl Chorus.
Tempo diValse.
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likes, Hell call and in- vite her to din- ners and shows But
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Because You're You !
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The Streets of New York.
Con, Kid and Chorus.
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