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Life and Death of an American
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| First Preview: | Total Previews: | ||
| Opening Date: | May 19, 1939 | ||
| Closing Date: | Jun 1939 | Total Performances: | 29 |
Category: Play, Sketches, Drama, Original
Setting: Small Eastern City and Chicago, IL.
| Production Staff | |
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| Produced by Living Newspaper Unit of the Federal Theatre Project of the WPA | |
| Music by Alex North and Earl Robinson; Written by George Sklar | |
| Choreographed by Lily Mehlmann; Staged by Charles K. Freeman | |
| Scenic Design by Howard Bay; Costume Design by Alexander Jones; Lighting Design by Moe Hack | |
| Technical Director: George Crowley | |
| Cast |
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| Helene C. Ambrose | Kathleen Dorgan | |
| Donald Cafarella | Danny Dorgan | |
| Kendall Clark | Slim (As a Man) | |
| Blanche Collins | Blues Singer | |
| Dorothy Dunsby | Waitress | |
| Danny Greene | Jerry Dorgan (As a Boy) | |
| J. Arthur Kennedy | Jerry Dorgan (As a Man) | |
| Judson Langill | Doctor | |
| Nat Loesberg | Spike | |
| Robert Lowe | Lieut. Forbes | |
| Josephine Morse | Mrs. Ives | |
| John Pote | Michael Dorgan | |
| Mary Rolfe | Mary Buckley | |
| Eleanor Scherr | Peasoup | |
| Everett Spencer | Slim (As a Boy) |