English Title: Gold Hill / Hallelujah
Japanese Title: ゴールドヒル / ハレルヤ
Romanized Title: Goorudo Hiru / Hareruya

Troupe: Moon
Year: 1971
Performances: Takarazuka Grand Theater, 12/2 - 12/26
Shinjin Kouen Performances: n/a

Gold Hill:

Based On:
Author/Director: Ako Takeshi
Composer: Takai Yoshizumi
Choreographer: Watanabe Takeo, Oka Masami, Takagi Shouji
Conductor (Takarazuka): Totoki Kazuo
Conductor (Tokyo): n/a

Hallelujah:

Author/Director: Kusano Akira
Composer: Terada Takio, Irie Kaoru, Yoshizaki Kenji
Choreographer: Kita Hiroshi, Tsukasa Konomi
Conductor (Takarazuka): Hashimoto Kazuaki
Conductor (Tokyo): n/a

Available on DVD: No
Available on Blu-Ray: No
DVD Scene/Music Cuts: n/a

Role	Cast
Henry	Koshiro Miyako
Okei	Hatsukaze Jun
Jeanne	Chigusa Mikage
Schnell	Miyama Shigure
Julie	Megumi Sakae
Pedro	Misaki Arisa
Viacamp	Koyanagi Hizuru
Riku	Miyuki Sachiko
Kuninosuke	Dai Takiko
Matsunosuke	Haruna Yuri
Black Woman	Sasa Junko
Francis	Tsune Hanayo
Irma	Komatsu Miho
Colorado	Misato Kei

Other Cast: Maruyama Midori, Shioji Asako, Suzaku Hiromi, Hanakouji Jun, Mizunose Akira, Kanou Yachiho, Okitsu Nami, Katsuki Mitsuyo, Natsumi Youko, Asou Kaoru, Houzuki Yayoi, Kozakura Maki, Aoi Yuka, Urara Mika, Shinju Miharu, Ikuyo Hikaru, Natsushiro Miki, Minou Yutaka, Ibuki Noboru, Saezuki Shou, Ryou Chinatsu, Misato Kei, Kumi Kaoru, Miho Masaki, Akimiya Sayuri, Aki Terumi, Natsugusa Michiyo, Enatsu Jun, Fujishiro Jun, Ariake Jun, Kouki Mika, Minami Yutaka, Sagiri Mina, Kiyosato Yuka, Daigo Katsura, Yumi Takashi, Yakumo Akemi, Nagazuki Hikaru, Mizuno Ryou, Suzu Reiko, Nazuru Hitomi, Mario Sachi, Jou Haruki, Houjou Yukari, Mimi Harumi, Hanabusa Rie, Kizuki Miho, Mitake Eri, Kozato Natsu, Shiga Midori, Mayu Akari, Oouchi Shigeru, Harumiya Eri, Kuni Chihiro, Musashino Michiyo

Ken-1: Akira Miyabi, Yoshino Mana, Sara Kei, Takatsu Kumi, Kuretake Hikaru

WARNING!! MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS!!

Based on the true story of people from Aizu who migrated to Gold Hill in California in the 1870s. A love story between a US Marshal named Henry, and a Japanese girl named Okei.

This tale takes place in 1870, about twenty years before the famed Gold Rush, and only a few men have come in search of gold dust.

Henry, a gambler traveling with the party headed by Julie and her family, arrives and meets Okei, who has immigrated from Japan. When Okei first lays eyes on Henry, she is reminded of her fiance Sakaki Masanojou, who was one of the doomed young warriors of the Aizu White Tiger Unit. But Henry has a deep-seated hatred for the Japanese, for Henry is actually a US Marshal in disguise, on the trail of a murderer known as Cooney, who is Japanese.

Meanwhile, Okei's parents Mr and Mrs Schnell and her younger brother Matsunosuke, despite all their efforts, have not been able to grow mulberry, tea, and rice on their land.

Then Okei's older brother Kuninosuke (Cooney) arrives, bringing pals. An acknowledged killer, Kuninosuke plans to give himself up to the authorities when he is shot to death by his pal Pedro.

When Pedro then turns his gun on Henry, Okei rushes forward to protect him and is hit in the arm.

Henry falls in love with Okei, and vows to throw in his lot with her and act as creditor to the Wakamatsu Colony. The formerly insular Japanese, who had not wanted to ask for loans from the Americans, accept Henry's proposal gratefully, but....

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In the process of Creation, the god of love brings about many miracles. A revue show that seeks after the many wondrous forms of love.

• The Wakamatsu Silk and Tea Farm in California was actually settled by Henry Schnell, a Dutchman/Prussian who had worked as an arms dealer and advisor to Japanese daimyo in Japan with his brother for many years. He settled it with his Japanese wife and around 200 Aizu samurai who had fled Japan after their defeat. But the farm was a failure and Henry Schnell and his wife and daughter disappeared after two years. (source: Wikipedia)
• Final performance for Houzuki Yayoi, Aki Terumi, and Mimi Harumi.

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