[2] Many of the cast members from Nanette's successful Chicago production also starred in Yvette.
[2] The premiere cast included Jeanette MacDonald as Yvette Ralston, Lynne Overman as Robert Bennett, Herbert Corthell as S. M. Ralston, Leo Henning as Dick Donnelly, Jere Delaney as Mr. Van Dusen, Arnold Lucy as Bishop Doran, Leslie Stiles as J. P. Clark, Grace Studiford as Mrs. Ralston, Amy Revere as Ethel Clark, Helen Lynd as Mabel Terry, and Madelyn Killeen as Sabel Terry.
[1] After several months of performances in Boston and Philadelphia, Yes, Yes, Yvette opened on Broadway at the Sam H. Harris Theatre on October 3, 1927.
[4] The Broadway cast starred Jeanette MacDonald as Yvette Ralston, Jack Whiting as Robert Bennett, Charles Winninger as S. M. Ralston, Roland Woodruff as Dick Donnelly, Joseph Herbert as Mr. Van Dusen, Arnold Lucy as Bishop Doran, Frederick B. Manatt J. P. Clark, Virginia Howell as Mrs. Ralston, Brenda Bond as Ethel Clark, Helen Lynd as Mabel Terry, and Dorothy Waterman as Sabel Terry.
Yes, Yes, Yvette takes place on Presidents' Day in Palm Beach, Florida.