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Adonis is an 1884 burlesque musical produced by Edward E. Rice who also composed the music along with John Eller. The book was written by William Gill. After playing at Hooley's Opera House in Chicago in the summer of 1884, it debuted at the Bijou Theatre in New York on September 4, 1884. It there had a run of 603 consecutive performances, making it the longest-running show on Broadway during that period, and the longest Broadway run of all time until 1893. It was co-written and directed by Henry E. Dixey, who also starred as the titular Adonis.

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rdfs:comment	Adonis is an 1884 burlesque musical produced by Edward E. Rice who also composed the music along with John Eller. The book was written by William Gill. After playing at Hooley's Opera House in Chicago in the summer of 1884, it debuted at the Bijou Theatre in New York on September 4, 1884. It there had a run of 603 consecutive performances, making it the longest-running show on Broadway during that period, and the longest Broadway run of all time until 1893. It was co-written and directed by Henry E. Dixey, who also starred as the titular Adonis. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Amelia Summerville C.W. Couldock Bijou Theatre (Manhattan) Richard M. Hooley Broadway musicals Edward E. Rice Musical theatre Henry E. Dixey Hazel Kirke A Trip to Chinatown Adonis (cocktail) 1884 musicals Chicago Burlesque Victorian burlesque List of the longest-running Broadway shows William B. Gill
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subtitle	A Perversion of Common Sense (en)
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has abstract	Adonis is an 1884 burlesque musical produced by Edward E. Rice who also composed the music along with John Eller. The book was written by William Gill. After playing at Hooley's Opera House in Chicago in the summer of 1884, it debuted at the Bijou Theatre in New York on September 4, 1884. It there had a run of 603 consecutive performances, making it the longest-running show on Broadway during that period, and the longest Broadway run of all time until 1893. It was co-written and directed by Henry E. Dixey, who also starred as the titular Adonis. Adonis tells the story of a gorgeous male statue that comes to life and finds human ways so unpleasant that he chooses to turn back into stone – after spoofing several famous personalities. The company traveled to London after the play closed in New York. After the show successfully ran for 500 shows, a cocktail, the Adonis, was named in its honor. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Amelia Summerville Pygmalion (play) Bijou Theatre (Manhattan) List of musicals: A to L List of musicals by composer: A to L List of musicals by composer: M to Z 1884 in music Edward E. Rice Henry E. Dixey Broadway theatre Hazel Kirke Adonis (disambiguation) A Trip to Chinatown Adonis (cocktail) List of the longest-running Broadway shows William B. Gill
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