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PRODUCTION ENCYCLOPEDIA
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Edna Roberts June Dayton
Lester Pr ingle Michael Road
Leonie Roberts Jean Muir
Phil Alexander Dean Harens
Stanley Fowler Ralph Brooke
Sue Fowler Betty Caulfield
Theda Henderson Ethel Remey
Marvin Henderson William David
Elliot Smollens Jackie Kelk
Joe Wollinski Joshua Shelley
Yock janowski Henry Lascoe
Sherman Michael Lewin
Harry Nash Forrest Taylor, Jr.
Billy Heffernan Edward De Velde
Sammy Foley James Fallon
THIS TIME TOMORROW
Barrymore Theatre. Opened November 3. 1947. Closed November 29, 1947. 32 Performances.
A drama by Jan de Hartog. Staged by Paul Crabtree. Sets by Herbert Brodkin. Costumes by Patricia Montgomery. Supervised by Lawrence Langner and Theresa Helburn. Presented by the Theatre Guild.
Wilts John Archer
Karels Tyler Carpenter
Yolan . -Ruth Ford
Woutcrson Sam Jaffe
TOPAZE
Morosco Theatre. Opened December 27, 1947. Closed December 27. 1947. 1 Performance.
A comedy by Marcel Pagnol adapted by Benn W. Levy. Staged by Leo Mittler. Settings by Oliver Smith. Costumes by Audre. Lighting by Peggy Clark. Produced by Yolanda Mero-lrion.
Topaze Oscar Karlweis
Jacques Blondet Alan Shay
Muche Robert Chisholm
Ernestine Effie Afton
Tamise Joe E. Marks
Suzanne Courtoise Tilly Losch
Monsieur Kevin Matthews
Monsieur Jesserand Clifford Sales
Monsieur Pitart-Verginolies Edward Benjamin
Monsieur De Victor Roy Rogers
Monsjeur Tronche-Bobine Preston Zukor
Monsieur Durand Sonny Cavell
Monsieur Ramon David Burke
Monsieur Perron Harold Calvin
Baroness Pitart-Verginolies Helen Bonfils
Regis Castel-Benac Clarence Derwent
Butler ...., Jean Saks
Roger De Berville Philip Robinson
Odette Lucille Patton
Policeman Jan Kindler
Germaine Ethel Madison
A Venerable Old Man C. Swayne Cordon
TRIAL HONEYMOON
Royale Theatre. Opened November 3, 1947. Closed November 8, 1947. 8 Performances.
A comedy by Conrad Smith. Staged by Edward Ludlum. Set by Philip Kessler. Presented by Harry Rosen.
Elsie Munroe Sybil Wayne
Linda Melton Ellen Fen wick
Craig Denning Joel Thomas
George Willoughby Jack Fletcher
Dr. Trumbull Stapleton Kent
Bill Daniels Ed Moroney
Irene Smith Eileen Heckart
Fanny Willoughby Helen Waters
UNDER THE COUNTER Schubert Theatre. Opened October 3, 1947. Closed October 25, 1947. 27 Performances.
Comedy with music by Arthur Macrea. Music by Manning Sherwin. Lyrics by Harold Purcell. Staged by Jack Hurlbert. Sets by Clifford Palmer. Dances by Jack Hurlbert and John Gregory. Presented by Lee Ephraim In association with Messrs. Shubert.
Eva Winifred H indie
Detective Inspector Baxter Francis Roberts
Mike Kenderdine Ballard Berkeley
Tim Garret Thorley Walters
Jo Fox Cicely Court neidge
Mr. Burroughs George Street
Zoe Tritton Glen Alyn
Kitty Ingrid Forrest
Sir Alec Dunnue Wilfrid Hyde White
Lt. Cmdr. Hugo Conway, RNVR John Gregory
Mr. Appleyard Frederick Farley
UP IN CENTRAL PARK
City Center. Opened May 19, 1947. 2 Weeks.
A musical revival. Book and lyrics by Herbert and Dorothy Fields. Score by Sigmund Romberg. Sets and lighting, Howard Bay. Dances, Helen Tamiris. Book staged by John Kennedy. Costumes by Grace Houston and Ernest Schraps. Orchestra directed by William Parson. Supervised by Sammy Lambert. Presented by Michael Todd.
Joe Stewart Jack Stanton
Porter John Thome
Lotta Stevens June MacLaren
Fanny Morris Janet Roland
Clara Manning Li I las MacLellan
James Fisk Jr Jack Howard
George George Bockman
The Gnome Kenneth Owen
Governess Louise Holden
1 st Child Joanne Lally
2nd Child Jane Lally
Head Walter John Quigg
Arthur Finch Wally Coyle
George Jones, Owner of the New York
Times Rowan Tudor
Newsboy Hobart Streiford
Organ Grinders Edward Pate, Kenneth Owen
A Laborer Oren Dabbs
Danny O'Cahane Walter Burke
Timothy Moore Russ Brown
Bessie O'Cahane Betty Bruce
Rosie Moore Maureen Cannon
John Matthews of The New York
Times . Earle MacVeigh
Thomas Nast, of Harpers
Weekly Guy Standing Jr.
Andrew Munroe James Judson
William Dutton John Quigg
Vincent Peters Paul Reed
Mayor, A. Oakey Hall Rowan Tudor
Richard Connolly, Comptroller of
the City George Lane
Peter Sweeney, Park Commissioner Harry Meehan
William Marcey Tweed, Grand Sachem of
Tammany Hall Malcolm Lee Beggs
Butler Dick Hughes
Maid Louise Holden
2nd Maid Eve Harvey
Mildred WIncor Lillian Withington
VIRGINIA REEL
Princess Theatre. Opened April 18, 1947. Closed April 20, 1947. 5 Performances.
A drama by John and Harriet Weaver. Directed by Gerald Savory. Scenery, Richard Bernstein. Lighting, Herbert Brodkin. Produced by Leonard Field. Sponsored by Experimental Theatre, Inc.
Old Man Henry Haskins Alan MacAteer
Ruth Joy Pomfritt Jimsey Somers
Creed Haskins Barbara Leeds
John Larkin Don MacLaughlin
Hobe Kelvin James Daly
Keen Sowers Philip Youmans Remer
The Widow Curtis '. Reta Shaw
Ernie Brunk Robert Emhardt
May Belle Haskins Jetti Preminger
Tuck Henry Richard Shank I and
Two Movers C. J. Parsons, William Tregoe
VOLPONE
Century Theatre. Opened February 24, 1947. Closed March 8, 1947. 3 Performances.
A comedy by Ben Jonson. Settings, Donald Wolfit. Musical arrangements, Rosabel Watson. Presented by Hall Shelton by arrangement with Advance Players' Association, Ltd.
Volpone Donald Wolf it
Mosca John Wynyard
Vol tore Frederick Horrey
Corbaccio Eric Maxon