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Sumurun
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| First Preview: | Total Previews: | ||
| Opening Date: | Jan 16, 1912 | ||
| Closing Date: | Mar 1912 | Total Performances: | 62 |
Category: Play, Pantomime, Original, Broadway
Setting: The Middle-East
Comments: Max Reinhardt's production of the wordless play in nine Tableaux with the company and mise-en-scene from the Deutsches Theatre, Berlin
| Production Staff | |
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| Theatre Owned / Operated by Sam S. and Lee Shubert, Inc. | |
| Produced by Winthrop Ames | |
| Originally produced by Professor Max Reinhardt and Deutsches Theater | |
| Written by Friedrich Freksa; Incidental music by Victor Holländer; Musical Director: Samuel Lehman | |
| Directed by Professor Richard Ordynski | |
| Scenic Design by Ernst Stern; Costume Design by Ernst Stern | |
| Business Manager: W. L. Rowland | |
| Conducted by Victor Holländer | |
| Cast |
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| Grete Bendorff | First Lady of the Harem | |
| Paul Conradi | The Sheik | |
| Marie Dina | Lady of the Harem | |
| Franz Dworsky | The Slave Dealer | |
| Camilla Eibenschütz | Sumurun the favorite wife of the Sheik |
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| Fritz Feher | Nur-al-Din a cloth merchant |
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| Hans Felix | The Young Sheik the Sheik's son |
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| Susanne Herzog | Sumurun's Maid | |
| George Hoetzel | The Janitor of The Bazaar | |
| Albert Karchow | The Chief Eunuch | |
| Leopoldine Konstantin | The Beautiful Slave of Fatal Enchantment | |
| Emil Lind | The Hunchback | |
| Ernst Matray | Nur-al-Din's Attendant | |
| Nicol | A Negro | |
| Marietta Reimer | Second Lady of the Harem | |
| Rosa Remi | Lady of the Harem | |
| Gretchen Ritter | Lady of the Harem | |
| Louis Seel | Another Attendant of Nur-al-Din | |
| Gretchen Suse | Lady of the Harem | |
| Marie Von Bülow | An Old Woman a relative of the Hunchback |