The Unsinkable Molly Brown
Tour
Opening Date
Feb 13, 1962
Closing Date
Sep 29, 1962
MusicalComedyOriginalNational Tour
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Open Date: Feb 13, 1962
Close Date: Sep 29, 1962
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Is Final Week: 1
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Setting
The turn of the century. The Tobin shack in Hannibal, Missouri. The Saddle Rock Saloon and Johnny's log cabin in Leadville, Colorado. The McGlone and Brown mansions in Denver, Colorado. Also Paris, Monte Carlo, the mid-Atlantic, the Rockies.
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PeopleProduced by The Theatre Guild (Lawrence Langner and Armina Marshall) and Dore Schary; Associate Producer: Walter ReillyBook by Richard Morris; Music by Meredith Willson; Lyrics by Meredith Willson; Music orchestrated by Don Walker; Vocal arrangements by Herbert Greene; Ballet Music Arranged by Sol Berkowitz; Musical Director: Max MethDirected by Dore Schary; Musical Numbers Staged by Peter GennaroScenic Design by Oliver Smith; Costume Design by Miles White; Lighting Design by Peggy Clark; Tammy Grimes' Hair Styles by Robert Verdi; Hair Styles by Ernest AdlerGeneral Manager: Peter Davis; Company Manager: John LarsonProduction Manager: Jean Barrere; Production Stage Manager: Edmund Baylies; Stage Manager: Tom Larson; Assistant Stage Mgr: Vito DuranteAssistant Conductor: Joseph CalliGeneral Press Representative: Sam Stratton; Photographer: Friedman-AbelesDancerDancerDancerSingerDancerYoung WaiterSingerDancerDancerMale PassengerSingerSingerWounded SailorDancerMalcolm BroderickSingerSingerSingerSingerSingerDancerMaitre D'SingerDenver PolicemanThe Baron of AuldDancerDancerDancerStandby: Don Crabtree (Johnny "Leadville" Brown) and Karen Morrow (Molly Tobin)Understudies: Maria Candida (Princess DeLong), Don Crabtree (Shamus Tobin, Christmas Morgan), Vernon Kidd (Prince DeLong, Monsignor Ryan), Tom Larson (Roberts) and Ginger McFadden (Mrs. McGlone)
Cast
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City and State
Produced by The Theatre Guild (Lawrence Langner and Armina Marshall) and Dore Schary; Associate Producer: Walter Reilly
Book by Richard Morris; Music by Meredith Willson; Lyrics by Meredith Willson; Music orchestrated by Don Walker; Vocal arrangements by Herbert Greene; Ballet Music Arranged by Sol Berkowitz; Musical Director: Max Meth
Directed by Dore Schary; Musical Numbers Staged by Peter Gennaro
Scenic Design by Oliver Smith; Costume Design by Miles White; Lighting Design by Peggy Clark; Tammy Grimes' Hair Styles by Robert Verdi; Hair Styles by Ernest Adler
General Manager: Peter Davis; Company Manager: John Larson
Production Manager: Jean Barrere; Production Stage Manager: Edmund Baylies; Stage Manager: Tom Larson; Assistant Stage Mgr: Vito Durante
Assistant Conductor: Joseph Calli
General Press Representative: Sam Stratton; Photographer: Friedman-Abeles
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Young Waiter
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Male Passenger
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Wounded Sailor
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Malcolm Broderick
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Maitre D'
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Denver Policeman
The Baron of Auld
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Standby:
Don Crabtree
(Johnny "Leadville" Brown) and Karen Morrow
(Molly Tobin)
Understudies:
Maria Candida
(Princess DeLong), Don Crabtree
(Shamus Tobin, Christmas Morgan), Vernon Kidd
(Prince DeLong, Monsignor Ryan), Tom Larson
(Roberts) and Ginger McFadden
(Mrs. McGlone)
Cast
Singer