The Century Girl, 1916

Who was in it95 named

H

Hazel Dawn

Leon Errol1881–1951

E

Elsie Janis

Sam Bernard1863–1927

H

Harland Dixon1885–1969

I

Irving Fisher

Harry Kelly1879–1955

Frank Tinney1878–1940

Dave Abrams
Miss Adair
Geraldine Alexander
Billie Allen
Annette Bade
Frankie Bailey
Miss Baker
Sam Barndooroff
The Barr Twins
Miss Beele
Adelaide Bell
Jane Bliss
Helen Borden
Miss Brown
Miss Bruce
Dorothea Camden
Miss Carr
Clara Carroll
Marjorie Cassidy
Miss Chase
Mildred Colby
Evelyn Conway
Miss Cronan
Arthur Cunningham
Miss Curtis
Betty Daintry
Miss Daly
Miss de Beers
Ethel Delmar
Miss Dewey
Semone D Herlys
Mr Dillon
Ethel Donaldson
James Doyle
Marie Dressler
Martha Ehrlich
Miss Ellison
Francis Elsworth
Eileen Errol
Madeleine Fairbanks
Marion Fairbanks
Miss Feltes
Miss Field
Mildred Fisher
Elizabeth Gardiner
Miss Godins
Miss Gray
Miss Greete
Miss Gumport
Flo Hart
Hilda Hirsch
Miss Irving
Miss James
Agnes Jepson
Harry Kelloski
Evelyn Kerner
Miss Kerstein
Katherine Kohler
Miss le Grande
May Leslie
Hazel Lewis
Ruby Lewis
Miss Logan
Miss Loring
Miss Mack
Miss Mackensie
Elva Magnus
Vera Maxwell
Myles Mccarthy
Gus Minton
Miss Montague
Margaret Morris
Miss Murphy
Mrs Owen
Kathryn Perry
Miss Reeves
Agnes Richter
Miss Roberts
Yvonne Shelton
John Slavin
Miss Stone
Lilyan Tashman
Van and Schenck
Miss Wallace
Florence Walton
Miss Watson
Miss Whitney

Creative team

Director

Leon Errol, Edward Royce

Choreographer

Edward Royce

Around this production

The Century Girl is a musical comedy revue with music by Victor Herbert and Irving Berlin, and lyrics by Henry Blossom and Berlin. It opened November 6, 1916, at the Century Theatre on Broadway and ran until April 28, 1917, totaling 200 performances. Rather than having a cohesive plot, the show was a mixture of musical and vaudeville performances.