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Opening Date
Dec 22, 1949
Closing Date
Mar 04, 1950
Performances
84
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Ethel Barrymore Theatre
(Dec 22, 1949 - Mar 04, 1950)
Setting
New York City. The present.
Produced by Leland Hayward
Written by Garson Kanin; Incidental music by Joe Bushkin; Music arranged by Joe Bushkin
Staged by Garson Kanin
Scenic Design by Donald Oenslager; Lighting Design by Donald Oenslager; Miss Field's costumes designed by Lucinda Ballard; Costume Design by Joseph Fretwell III
Production Stage Manager: David M. Pardoll; Stage Manager: Paul Shiers
Trumpet: Lou Oles; Tenor Sax: Georgie Auld; Piano: Joe Bushkin and Hal Green; Clarinet and flute: Sherman Kane; Violin and bassoon: David Edelman; Drums: Pat Harrington
Production Associate: William Hammerstein
Georgie Auld
Carl
Joseph Bernard
Waiter
Joe Bushkin
Frankie Jay
Johnny Dale
Neighbor
David Edelman
Police Department
Betty Field
Helen Brown
Belle Flower
Neighbor
Hal Green
Ralph
Pat Harrington
Bo Kerry
Sherman Kane
Tip
Doro Merande
Soda
Dennie Moore
Edie Kerry
Barry Nelson
Gus Hammer
Lou Oles
Artie's Man
Paul Shiers
Policeman
Joseph Sweeney
Mac
Toni Tucci
Carl's Girl
Ray Walston
Telephone Man
Rex Williams
Artie Bray
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