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Anne of the Thousand Days
Shubert Theatre
, (12/08/1948 - 10/08/1949)
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Opening Date:
Dec 08, 1948
Closing Date:
Oct 08, 1949
Total Performances:
288
Category:
Play, Drama, History, Original, Broadway
Setting:
England. Between the years 1526 and 1536.
Comments:
Layoff from June 25 - August 22, 1949
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Opening Night Credits
Awards
Production Staff
Theatre Owned by
The Shubert Organization
; Theatre Operated by the
Central Theatres Leasing & Construction Company
Produced by
The Playwrights' Company
and
Leland Hayward
Written by
Maxwell Anderson
; Incidental music by
Lehman Engel
Staged by
H. C. Potter
Scenic Design by
Jo Mielziner
; Lighting Design by
Jo Mielziner
; Costume Design by
Motley
; Assistant to Mr. Mielziner:
John Harvey
; Miss Redman's Hairstyle by
Eugene Orosz
; Make-Up Design by
Maurice Siederman
; Miss Redman's Make-up designed by
William H. Zauder
Business Manager:
Victor Samrock
Production Stage Manager:
Walter Wagner
; Stage Manager:
Scott Jackson
,
Maury Tuckerman
and
Terence Anderson
Press Representative:
William Fields
and
Walter Alford
; Press Assistant:
Arthur Cantor
Cast
Rex Harrison
Henry
Joyce Redman
Anne Boleyn
Terence Anderson
Clerk
Royal Servant
Kathleen Bolton
Serving Woman
Cecil Clovelly
Servant
Prior Houghton
Donald Conrad
Singer
Fred Ayers Cotton
Bailiff
Robert Duke
Percy, Earl of Northumberland
Charles Ellis
Musician
Royal Servant
Charles Francis
Thomas Boleyn
Russell Gaige
Sir Thomas More
Margaret Garland
Madge Shelton
Harry Irvine
Bishop Fisher
Viola Keats
Elizabeth Boleyn
Monica Lang
Jane Seymour
Richard Leone
Singer
Ludlow Maury
Servant
Harold McGee
Bailiff
Musician
Royal Servant
John Merivale
Mark Smeaton
Frank Myers
Singer
Wendell K. Phillips
Thomas Cromwell
Louise Platt
Mary Boleyn
Harry Selby
Messenger
Allan Stevenson
Henry Norris
Percy Waram
Cardinal Wolsey
Malcolm Wells
Musician
Royal Servant
John Williams
Duke of Norfolk
1949 Tony Award
®
Best Actor (Dramatic)
Performer:
Rex Harrison
[winner]
1949 Tony Award
®
Best Scenic Design
Jo Mielziner
[winner]
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