PlayComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Aug 03, 1943
Closing Date
Feb 03, 1945
Performances
585
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Theatres
Booth Theatre
(Aug 03, 1943 - Feb 03, 1945)
Description
A comedy in two acts
Setting
La Villa Vista in the South of France.
Comments
The Two Mrs. Carrolls was on layoff from July 2 - August 13, 1944.
Produced by Robert Reud and Paul Czinner
Written by Martin Vale
Directed by Reginald Denham
Scenic Design by Frederick Fox; Costume Design by Grace Houston
Business Manager: S.M. Handelsman
Stage Manager: John Sola
Press Representative: Willard Keefe and David Tibet
Elisabeth Bergner
Sally
Victor Jory
Geoffrey
Aug 03, 1943 - Jul 01, 1944
Vera Allen
Harriet
Aug 03, 1943 - Jan 08, 1944
Stiano Braggiotti
Pennington
Michelette Burani
Clemence
Margery Maude
Mrs. Latham
Philip Tonge
Dr. Tuttle
Aug 03, 1943 - Sep 01, 1943
Irene Worth
Cecily Harden
Aug 03, 1943 - May 06, 1944

Booth Theatre (Aug 03, 1943 - Feb 03, 1945)

Stage Manager: Austin Coghlan

Cast

Leslie Barrie
Dr. Tuttle
Sep 02, 1943 - ?
Alice Buchanan
Harriet
Jan 10, 1944 - Jul 01, 1944
Grace Coppin
Harriet
Aug 14, 1944 - ?
Philip Ober
Geoffrey
Jan 22, 1945 - Feb 03, 1945
Dora Sayers
Cecily Harden
May 08, 1944 - Jul 01, 1944
 
Cecily Harden
Dec 25, 1944 - Feb 03, 1945
Onslow Stevens
Geoffrey
Aug 14, 1944 - Jan 20, 1945
Joan Wetmore
Cecily Harden
Aug 14, 1944 - Dec 23, 1944
Understudy: Sara Strengell (Harriet, Cecily Harden)
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