Sinbad, 1918

Who was in it133 named

Roshanara
Jane Adams
Franklyn Baite
George Baker
May Belle
Doris Benham
Johnny Berkes
Molly Boulais
Rose Boulais
Virginia Fox Brooks
Dorothy Bruce
Dot Bryant
Milus Carpenter
Viola Clarens
Beatrice Cloak
Mabel Cloud
Hazel Cox
Lawrence D Orsay
Gertrude Doyle
Florence Elmore
Edgar Atchinson Ely
Constance Farber
Irene Farber
Margaret Ferguson
Flo Flandreaux
Ella Foster
Inez Francis
Eleanore Franke
Pearl Germond
Mattie Gormley
Frank Grace
Ona Hamilton
Rae Hartley
Van Buren Hartman
Frank Holmes
Kitty Holton
Mildred Kaye
Harry Kearley
John Kearney
Grace Keeshon
Mildred la Gue
Elsie Lamont
Grace Langdon
Jack Laughlin
Eleanor Leigh
Lois Leigh
Henry Levoy
Marie Lorillard
Charlotte Marmont
Billy Marr
Bob Mcclellan
Barbara Mccree
Vera Mercer
Irene Mitchell
Marion Mooney
Jean Morgan
Evangeline Murray
Edith Pierce
Lorrelda Poppanny
Peggy Purtell
Trixie Raymond
Yvette Reals
Jessie Reed
Gertrude Reynolds
Wade Riesemy
Beatrice Seymour
Billie Sheridan
Rheba Stewart
Marian Stokes
Mae Terresfield
Jean Thomas
George Thornton
Betty Touraine
Jean Troupman
Jean Troutman
Fay Tunis
Thelma Turnball
Alice van Ryker
Fritzi von Busing
Chandler Waldo
Richard Warner
Nora White
Edna Whitney
Isabel Whitney
Florence Wilde
Beth Young
Rita Zalmani
Ella Alexander
Myrtle Berch
Helen Boerl
Rebekah Cauble
Magda Dahl
Louise Dale
Phylis Dale
Robert Dale
Willard Davis
Elsie Froelich
Ada Fuld
Dorothy Godfrey
Helen Gormeley
Virginia Griffiths
Robert Gugh
Albert Hearn
Bess Hoban
Adelle Howe
Evelyn Lawler
Helen Link
Maurie Madison
George Mays
Mae Mcdermott
Joe Mcgurgan
Frank Mcmasters
Harry Mcmasters
Loretta Morgan
Poppy Morton
Eva Moynahan
Mary Palay
Matt Riordan
Edna Rochelle
Edna Russell
Rae Shirley
Jacques Stone
Peggy Thompson
Irene Wallace
Viola Watson
Elizabeth West
Billie Williams

Creative team

Director

J. C. Huffman

Choreographer

Jack Mason, Alexis Kosloff

Producer

Messrs. Shubert

Recordings

4 recordings of Sinbad exist, but none were released while this run was on. See Sinbad for all of them.

Around this production

New York run: Winter Garden, February 14, 1918; 388 p. Broadway Musicals Show By Show Green Stanley Green Kay 5th Ed Rev and Updated By, p. 53