PlayTragedyRevivalBroadway
Opening Date
Nov 16, 1922
Closing Date
Feb 1923
Performances
101
PlayTragedyRevivalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Sam H. Harris Theatre
(Nov 16, 1922 - Feb 1923)
Description
A play in five acts
Setting
In and around Elsinore Castle in Denmark
Theatre Leased by Sam H. Harris
Produced by Arthur Hopkins
Written by William Shakespeare; Incidental music by Robert Russell Bennett; Musical Director: Maurice Nitke
Staged by Arthur Hopkins
Production Design by Robert Edmond Jones; Lighting Design by George Schaff
Company Manager: Matthew C. O'Brien
Stage Manager: William Adams
John Barrymore
Hamlet
son to the late, and nephew to the present King
Lowden Adams
Fortinbras
Prince of Norway
E. J. Ballantine
Marcellus
Officer
Frank Boyd
King's Messenger
Lawrence Cecil
Guildenstern
Courtier
John Clark
Francisco
Officer
Cecil Clovelly
Second Grave Digger
Stephanie D'Este
A Gentlewoman
Rosalind Fuller
Ophelia
daughter to Polonius
Norman Hearn
Second Player
Paul Huber
Rosencrantz
Courtier
Whitford Kane
First Grave Digger
Frederick Lewis
Horatio
friend to Hamlet
Burnel Lundee
Player King
Sydney Mather
Laertes
son to Polonius
John S. O'Brien
Polonius
Lord Chamberlain
Reginald Pole
Ghost of Hamlet's Father
 
Priest
Tyrone Power, Sr.
Claudius
King of Denmark
Richard Skinner
Player Queen
Edgar Stehli
Osric
a Courtier
Lark Taylor
Bernardo
Officer
 
First Player
Vadini Uraneff
Lucianus
Blanche Yurka
Gertrude
Queen of Denmark and mother to Hamlet

Sam H. Harris Theatre (Nov 16, 1922 - Feb 1923)

Cast

Arthur Henry
Fortinbras
Prince of Norway
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