MusicalRevueOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Mar 07, 1946
Closing Date
Dec 14, 1946
Performances
327
MusicalRevueOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Theatres
Adelphi Theatre
(Mar 07, 1946 - May 18, 1946)
Broadhurst Theatre
(May 20, 1946 - Oct 26, 1946)
Adelphi Theatre
(Oct 28, 1946 - Dec 14, 1946)
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    Produced by Stanley Gilkey and Barbara Payne
    Sketches by Nancy Hamilton; Music orchestrated by Walter Paul, Russell Bennett, Charles L. Cooke, Elliott Jacoby, Ted Royal and Hans Spialek; Vocal arrangements by Joe Moon; Musical Director: Ray Kavanaugh; Musical Continuity by Joe Moon; Music arranged by Joe Moon; Music by Morgan Lewis
    Entire Production Devised and Staged by John Murray Anderson; Sketches Directed by Margaret Webster; Musical Staging by Robert Sidney
    Scenic Design by Donald Oenslager; Costume Design by Audré
    Company Manager: Warren P. Munsell, Jr.
    Production Manager: Francis Spencer; General Stage Manager: Francis Spencer
    Conducted by Ray Kavanaugh; Assistant to the Director: Tom Bryson
    Ray Bolger
    Principal
     
    He
    "Post Mortem"
     
    Salesman
    "The Shoe on the Other Foot"
     
    "The Old Soft Shoe" Singer & Dancer
     
    Jo
    "Housing Shortage"
     
    Clyde Griffiths
    "Wisconsin" or "Kenosha Canoe"
     
    "If It's Love" Dancer
     
    "A Lovely Lazy Kind of Day" Dancer
     
    The Sack
    "The Sad Sack"
     
    Solo Act
    Mary Alice Bingham
    "It's a Nice Night For It" Ensemble
     
    Capulet
    "There's Something On My Program"
     
    Samba Dancer
    "The Old Soft Shoe"
     
    "If It's Love" Performer
    Carleton Carpenter
    Stangehand
    "It's a Nice Night For It"
     
    Bellboy
    "Post Mortem"
     
    Slug
    "The Sad Sack"
    Irwin Charles
    "It's a Nice Night For It" Ensemble
     
    Judge
    "Wisconsin" or "Kenosha Canoe"
     
    Goldbricks
    "The Sad Sack"
    Garry Davis
    Stage Manager
    "It's a Nice Night For It"
     
    Alexandre Bernier
    "Post Mortem"
     
    Solo Act
     
    Yellow Belly
    "Wisconsin" or "Kenosha Canoe"
     
    Captain
    "The Sad Sack"
     
    Colonel
    "The Sad Sack"
     
    General
    "The Sad Sack"
    Jane Deering
    Ballerina
    "It's a Nice Night For It"
     
    Juliet
    "There's Something On My Program"
     
    "Barnaby Beach" Dancer
     
    June Alden
    "Wisconsin" or "Kenosha Canoe"
     
    "If It's Love" Performer
    Althea Elder
    "It's a Nice Night For It" Ensemble
     
    Capulet
    "There's Something On My Program"
     
    "Barnaby Beach" Singer
     
    "If It's Love" Performer
    Jim Elsegood
    Principal
    Brenda Forbes
    Lady
    "The Shoe on the Other Foot"
     
    Miss Umstedder
    "The Russian Lesson"
     
    Ido Wanny
    "Wisconsin" or "Kenosha Canoe"
     
    Marilyn
    "The Story of the Opera"
     
    "And Why Not I?" Singer
    Arthur Godfrey
    Principal
    Rose Ingraham
    She
    "Post Mortem"
     
    "Tell Me the Story" Singer
     
    Mrs. Budge
    "The Russian Lesson"
     
    Mary
    "Housing Shortage"
     
    Roberta
    "Wisconsin" or "Kenosha Canoe"
     
    "If It's Love" Singer
    Joe Jonson
    "It's a Nice Night For It" Ensemble
     
    Montague
    "There's Something On My Program"
     
    Samba Dancer
    "The Old Soft Shoe"
     
    Sergeant
    "The Sad Sack"
    Martin Kraft
    "It's a Nice Night For It" Ensemble
     
    Montague
    "There's Something On My Program"
     
    Waiter
    "The Story of the Opera"
     
    M.P.
    "The Sad Sack"
    Harold Lang
    Ballet Dancer
    "It's a Nice Night For It"
     
    Romeo
    "There's Something On My Program"
     
    "Barnaby Beach" Dancer
     
    "Kenosha Canoe Ballet" Dancer
     
    Lieutenant
    "The Sad Sack"
    Gordon MacRae
    "It's a Nice Night For It" Singer
     
    "Tell Me the Story" Singer
     
    "Barnaby Beach" Singer
     
    Mr. Snow
    "Wisconsin" or "Kenosha Canoe"
     
    "If It's Love" Singer
     
    "A Lovely Lazy Kind of Day" Singer
    Mary McDonnell
    "It's a Nice Night For It" Ensemble
     
    Capulet
    "There's Something On My Program"
     
    Jitterbug
    "The Old Soft Shoe"
     
    "If It's Love" Performer
    Candace Montgomery
    "It's a Nice Night For It" Ensemble
     
    The Nurse
    "There's Something On My Program"
    Meg Mundy
    Principal
    Bibi Osterwald
    Wardrobe Mistress
    "It's a Nice Night For It"
     
    Mrs. Wattrous
    "The Russian Lesson"
     
    "Hot December" Singer
     
    Auntie Plum
    "Wisconsin" or "Kenosha Canoe"
     
    Lucy
    "The Story of the Opera"
     
    Milkmaid
    "A Lovely Lazy Kind of Day"
    Jack Purcell
    "It's a Nice Night For It" Ensemble
     
    Montague
    "There's Something On My Program"
     
    Jitterbug
    "The Old Soft Shoe"
     
    Greeley
    "The Sad Sack"
    Edythia Turnell
    Principal
     
    "It's a Nice Night For It" Ensemble
     
    Capulet
    "There's Something On My Program"
     
    "If It's Love" Performer
    Jimmy Venable
    "It's a Nice Night For It" Ensemble
     
    Montague
    "There's Something On My Program"
     
    Sleeper
    "The Sad Sack"

    Adelphi Theatre (Mar 07, 1946 - May 18, 1946)

    Cast

    Julie Wilson
    Broadway debut
    Ensemble

    Broadhurst Theatre (May 20, 1946 - Oct 26, 1946)

    Cast

    Jutta Wolf
    Principal
     
    "It's a Nice Night For It" Ensemble
     
    Mrs. Pellobie
    "The Russian Lesson"

    Adelphi Theatre (Oct 28, 1946 - Dec 14, 1946)

    Cast

    Julie Wilson
    Broadway debut
    Ensemble
Produced by Stanley Gilkey and Barbara Payne
Sketches by Nancy Hamilton; Music orchestrated by Walter Paul, Russell Bennett, Charles L. Cooke, Elliott Jacoby, Ted Royal and Hans Spialek; Vocal arrangements by Joe Moon; Musical Director: Ray Kavanaugh; Musical Continuity by Joe Moon; Music arranged by Joe Moon; Music by Morgan Lewis
Entire Production Devised and Staged by John Murray Anderson; Sketches Directed by Margaret Webster; Musical Staging by Robert Sidney
Scenic Design by Donald Oenslager; Costume Design by Audré
Company Manager: Warren P. Munsell, Jr.
Production Manager: Francis Spencer; General Stage Manager: Francis Spencer
Conducted by Ray Kavanaugh; Assistant to the Director: Tom Bryson
Ray Bolger
Principal
 
He
"Post Mortem"
 
Salesman
"The Shoe on the Other Foot"
 
"The Old Soft Shoe" Singer & Dancer
 
Jo
"Housing Shortage"
 
Clyde Griffiths
"Wisconsin" or "Kenosha Canoe"
 
"If It's Love" Dancer
 
"A Lovely Lazy Kind of Day" Dancer
 
The Sack
"The Sad Sack"
 
Solo Act
Mary Alice Bingham
"It's a Nice Night For It" Ensemble
 
Capulet
"There's Something On My Program"
 
Samba Dancer
"The Old Soft Shoe"
 
"If It's Love" Performer
Carleton Carpenter
Stangehand
"It's a Nice Night For It"
 
Bellboy
"Post Mortem"
 
Slug
"The Sad Sack"
Irwin Charles
"It's a Nice Night For It" Ensemble
 
Judge
"Wisconsin" or "Kenosha Canoe"
 
Goldbricks
"The Sad Sack"
Garry Davis
Stage Manager
"It's a Nice Night For It"
 
Alexandre Bernier
"Post Mortem"
 
Solo Act
 
Yellow Belly
"Wisconsin" or "Kenosha Canoe"
 
Captain
"The Sad Sack"
 
Colonel
"The Sad Sack"
 
General
"The Sad Sack"
Jane Deering
Ballerina
"It's a Nice Night For It"
 
Juliet
"There's Something On My Program"
 
"Barnaby Beach" Dancer
 
June Alden
"Wisconsin" or "Kenosha Canoe"
 
"If It's Love" Performer
Althea Elder
"It's a Nice Night For It" Ensemble
 
Capulet
"There's Something On My Program"
 
"Barnaby Beach" Singer
 
"If It's Love" Performer
Jim Elsegood
Principal
Brenda Forbes
Lady
"The Shoe on the Other Foot"
 
Miss Umstedder
"The Russian Lesson"
 
Ido Wanny
"Wisconsin" or "Kenosha Canoe"
 
Marilyn
"The Story of the Opera"
 
"And Why Not I?" Singer
Arthur Godfrey
Principal
Rose Ingraham
She
"Post Mortem"
 
"Tell Me the Story" Singer
 
Mrs. Budge
"The Russian Lesson"
 
Mary
"Housing Shortage"
 
Roberta
"Wisconsin" or "Kenosha Canoe"
 
"If It's Love" Singer
Joe Jonson
"It's a Nice Night For It" Ensemble
 
Montague
"There's Something On My Program"
 
Samba Dancer
"The Old Soft Shoe"
 
Sergeant
"The Sad Sack"
Martin Kraft
"It's a Nice Night For It" Ensemble
 
Montague
"There's Something On My Program"
 
Waiter
"The Story of the Opera"
 
M.P.
"The Sad Sack"
Harold Lang
Ballet Dancer
"It's a Nice Night For It"
 
Romeo
"There's Something On My Program"
 
"Barnaby Beach" Dancer
 
"Kenosha Canoe Ballet" Dancer
 
Lieutenant
"The Sad Sack"
Gordon MacRae
"It's a Nice Night For It" Singer
 
"Tell Me the Story" Singer
 
"Barnaby Beach" Singer
 
Mr. Snow
"Wisconsin" or "Kenosha Canoe"
 
"If It's Love" Singer
 
"A Lovely Lazy Kind of Day" Singer
Mary McDonnell
"It's a Nice Night For It" Ensemble
 
Capulet
"There's Something On My Program"
 
Jitterbug
"The Old Soft Shoe"
 
"If It's Love" Performer
Candace Montgomery
"It's a Nice Night For It" Ensemble
 
The Nurse
"There's Something On My Program"
Meg Mundy
Principal
Bibi Osterwald
Wardrobe Mistress
"It's a Nice Night For It"
 
Mrs. Wattrous
"The Russian Lesson"
 
"Hot December" Singer
 
Auntie Plum
"Wisconsin" or "Kenosha Canoe"
 
Lucy
"The Story of the Opera"
 
Milkmaid
"A Lovely Lazy Kind of Day"
Jack Purcell
"It's a Nice Night For It" Ensemble
 
Montague
"There's Something On My Program"
 
Jitterbug
"The Old Soft Shoe"
 
Greeley
"The Sad Sack"
Edythia Turnell
Principal
 
"It's a Nice Night For It" Ensemble
 
Capulet
"There's Something On My Program"
 
"If It's Love" Performer
Jimmy Venable
"It's a Nice Night For It" Ensemble
 
Montague
"There's Something On My Program"
 
Sleeper
"The Sad Sack"

Adelphi Theatre (Mar 07, 1946 - May 18, 1946)

Cast

Julie Wilson
Broadway debut
Ensemble

Broadhurst Theatre (May 20, 1946 - Oct 26, 1946)

Cast

Jutta Wolf
Principal
 
"It's a Nice Night For It" Ensemble
 
Mrs. Pellobie
"The Russian Lesson"

Adelphi Theatre (Oct 28, 1946 - Dec 14, 1946)

Cast

Julie Wilson
Broadway debut
Ensemble
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