The Midnight Sons (English Wikipedia)

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Dan Dietz (2022). "The Midnight Sons". The Complete Book of 1900s Broadway Musicals. Rowman & Littlefield Publishers. p. 544-545. ISBN 9781538168943.
Golden, Eve. Vernon and Irene Castle's Ragtime Revolution, pp. 14-15 (2007)
(July 1909). Some Old and New Plays, The Theatre, Vol. 10, No. 101, pp. 2-3
(August 1909). "The Midnight Sons" (review), The Green Book Album, pp. 441-42.
(May 1910) Plays and Players, The Cost of Musical Comedy, The American Magazine, Vol. 70, No. 1, pp. 105, 111.
Borman, Gerald & Richard Norton. American Musical Theatre: A Chronicle, p. 294 (4th ed. 2011)

(5 June 1909). "The Midnight Sons" is the Aurora Borealis of the New York Summer Stage, Ogden Standard
(23 May 1909). Midnight Sons on View, The Sun
(26 April 1911). "The Midnight Sons", Rock Island Argus (brief summary of plot)

(16 May 1909). The Midnight Sons by Glen MacDonough and Raymond Hubbell, Opens at the Broadway Saturday, The New York Times
(13 May 1909). "The Midnight Sons" Staged, The New York Times (performances at New Haven, Connecticut started May 12, 1909)
(26 January 1910). Lotta Faust Dead: Talented Musical Comedy Actress Last Appeared in "The Midnight Sons", The New York Times
(2 May 1910). $3,500 for Mrs. Faust, The New York Times
(23 May 1909). "The Midnight Sons" has two good parts; Its Bright Features are Blanche Ring's Songs and Vernon Castle's Comedy, The New York Times (review and cast listing)