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The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
The Drunkard
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| First Preview: | Total Previews: | ||
| Opening Date: | Mar 10, 1934 | ||
| Closing Date: | Nov 1934 | Total Performances: | 554 |
Category: Play, Melodrama, Revival, Broadway
Description: A play in five acts
Setting: A Cottage; A Barroom; In a Wood; On Broadway.
Comments: Sources indicate that this production was at the American Music Hall; however, the theatre burned down before the production opened.
| Production Staff | |
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| Produced by Fifty-fifth Street Group, Inc. | |
| Written by H. S. Smith | |
| Staged by Harry Bannister | |
| Scenic Design by Franklyn Geramia Ambrose | |
| Cast |
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| Master Bracken | Boy | |
| Hal Conklin | Edward Middleton | |
| James Coyle | Farmer Stevens | |
| Dortha Duckworth | Mary Mrs. Wilson's daughter |
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| Katherine Hirsch | Agnes Dowton's sister |
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| Stan Huff | Bar Fly | |
| Vera G. Hurst | Mrs. Wilson | |
| Charles Jordan | William Dowton | |
| George Mura | Arden Rendelaw | |
| June Mura | Julia | |
| Alfred Regali | Landlord | |
| Herbert Shelley | Farmer Gates | |
| Sandy Strouse | Bar Fly | |
| Robert Vivian | Squire Cribbs |