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Stalag 17   

 
48th Street Theatre , (5/08/1951 - 6/21/1952)
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Opening Date:May 08, 1951   
Closing Date:Jun 21, 1952 Total Performances:472

Category: Play, Comedy, Melodrama, Original, Broadway
Description: A play in three acts
Setting: A barrack of Stalag 17 somewhere in Germany, during World War II; December 1944


Production Staff
Theatre Owned / Operated by William A. Brady
Produced by José Ferrer; Associate Producer: Richard Condon
Written by Donald Bevan and Edmund Trzcinski
Directed by José Ferrer
Scenic Design by John Robert Lloyd; Lighting Design by John Robert Lloyd; Costume Design by Noel Taylor
General Manager: Milton Baron; Company Manager: J. R. Williams
Production Stage Manager: Buford Armitage; Stage Manager: Earl J. Brisgal; Assistant Stage Mgr: Eric Fleming
General Press Representative: David Lipsky; Assistant Press Representative: Joseph G. Lustig; Press Representative: Peggy Phillips; Advertising: Lawrence Weiner
Cast
Jess Cain Peterson
Frank Campanella Horney
Garry Davis Red-Dog
John Ericson
Broadway debut		 Sefton
Eric Fleming McKay
Douglas Henderson McCarthy
Laurence Hugo Price
Harvey Lembeck Harry Shapiro
Curt Lowens S.S. Guard
Frank Maxwell Hoffman
Allan Melvin
Broadway debut		 Reed
William Pierson Marko
Richard Poston Witherspoon
Lothar Rewalt Corporal Shultz
Mark Roberts
Broadway debut		 Dunbar
Ludwig Roth Geneva Man
Robert Shawley Herb Gordon
Otto Simanek German Captain
Robert Strauss Stosh
Edwin Strome 2nd Guard
Arthur Walsh Duke
1952 Tony Award® Best Director
winnerDirected by José Ferrer [winner]