Army Play-by Play
PlayOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Jun 14, 1943
Closing Date
Sep 04, 1943
Performances
41
PlayOriginalBroadway
Open Date: Jun 14, 1943
Close Date: Sep 04, 1943
Closed Flag: n
Is Final Week:
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
This production was composed of the following shows:
Where'er We Go, Button Your Lip, First Cousins, Mail Call, Pack Up Your Troubles
Theatres
46th Street Theatre
(Jun 14, 1943 - Jun 14, 1943)
(Jun 14, 1943 - Jun 14, 1943)
Martin Beck Theatre
(Aug 02, 1943 - Sep 04, 1943)
(Aug 02, 1943 - Sep 04, 1943)
Description
A play in one act
Comments
Played 1 performance at the 46th Street Theatre before re-opening at the Martin Beck 2 months later.
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Peoplechevron_leftHide ListProduced by John Golden, Special Service Branch Headquarters Second Service Command and Lt.-Col.William R. BoltonDirected by Pvt. Paul TrippScenic Design by Cirker & Robbins Studiochevron_leftHide ListProduced by John Golden, Special Service Branch Headquarters Second Service Command and Lt.-Col.William R. BoltonMusic arranged by Capt. John J. Morrissey and Pvt. Jack Diamant; Written by Pfc. Irving Gaynor NeimanDirected by Sgt. Arthur O'ConnellScenic Design by Cirker & Robbins Studiochevron_leftHide ListProduced by John Golden, Special Service Branch Headquarters Second Service Command and Lt.-Col.William R. BoltonMusic arranged by Capt. John J. Morrissey and Pvt. Jack Diamant; Written by Corporal Kurt S. KasznarDirected by Sgt. Gordon B. ThomsonScenic Design by Cirker & Robbins Studiochevron_leftHide ListProduced by John Golden, Special Service Branch Headquarters Second Service Command and Lt.-Col.William R. BoltonDirected by Pvt. Joseph Ross HertzScenic Design by Cirker & Robbins Studiochevron_leftHide ListProduced by John Golden, Special Service Branch Headquarters Second Service Command and Lt.-Col.William R. BoltonDirected by Corporal Alan WilsonScenic Design by Cirker & Robbins StudioProduction Supervisor: John Golden; Assistant Prod. Suprvr: Stuart York, Milton Stern and Sgt. Alex Kahn
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Produced by John Golden, Special Service Branch Headquarters Second Service Command and Lt.-Col.William R. Bolton
Directed by Pvt. Paul Tripp
Scenic Design by Cirker & Robbins Studio
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Produced by John Golden, Special Service Branch Headquarters Second Service Command and Lt.-Col.William R. Bolton
Music arranged by Capt. John J. Morrissey and Pvt. Jack Diamant; Written by Pfc. Irving Gaynor Neiman
Directed by Sgt. Arthur O'Connell
Scenic Design by Cirker & Robbins Studio
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Produced by John Golden, Special Service Branch Headquarters Second Service Command and Lt.-Col.William R. Bolton
Music arranged by Capt. John J. Morrissey and Pvt. Jack Diamant; Written by Corporal Kurt S. Kasznar
Directed by Sgt. Gordon B. Thomson
Scenic Design by Cirker & Robbins Studio
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Produced by John Golden, Special Service Branch Headquarters Second Service Command and Lt.-Col.William R. Bolton
Directed by Pvt. Joseph Ross Hertz
Scenic Design by Cirker & Robbins Studio
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Produced by John Golden, Special Service Branch Headquarters Second Service Command and Lt.-Col.William R. Bolton
Directed by Corporal Alan Wilson
Scenic Design by Cirker & Robbins Studio
Production Supervisor: John Golden; Assistant Prod. Suprvr: Stuart York, Milton Stern and Sgt. Alex Kahn
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