Annie Get Your Gun
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
May 16, 1946
Closing Date
Feb 12, 1949
Performances
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MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
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Open Date: May 16, 1946
Close Date: Feb 12, 1949
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PeopleTheatre Owned / Operated by The Shubert OrganizationProduced by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein IIMusic by Irving Berlin; Lyrics by Irving Berlin; Book by Herbert Fields and Dorothy Fields; Musical Director: Jay Blackton; Music orchestrated by Philip J. Lang, Russell Bennett and Ted Royal; Vocal arrangements by Joe Moon; Piano Arangements by Helmy KresaDirected by Joshua Logan; Choreographed by Helen TamirisScenic Design by Jo Mielziner; Lighting Design by Jo Mielziner; Costume Design by Lucinda Ballard; Assistant to Miss Ballard: Ellen Freeman; Assistant to Mr. Mielziner: Walter Jagemann and John HarveyGeneral Manager: Morris Jacobs; Company Manager: Maurice WintersGeneral Stage Manager: Charles Atkin; Stage Manager: Beau TildenConducted by John Passaretti; Orchestra Personnel Manager: Sol GusikoffGeneral Press Representative: Michel Mok; Casting: John Fearnley; Advertising: Lawrence Weiner; Assistant to the Director: Ruth Mitchell; Vocal Coach: Margot Hopkins; Press Associate: Abner D. KlipsteinEnsembleMr. Ernest Henderson2nd WaiterMajor DomoGirl in WhiteDr. Percy FergusonPawnee's MessengerMr. Schuyler AdamsEnsembleWild HorseCeremonial DancerMrs. Schyler AdamsEnsembleEnsembleJohnMr. Clay1st WaiterEnsembleEnsembleStandby: Marjorie Knapp (Annie Oakley)Understudies: Jack Beaber (Iron Tail, Wild Horse), Leon Bibb (Trainman, Major Domo), Marietta Vore (Sylvia Potter-Porter) and William Weslow (Iron Tail, Wild Horse)
Imperial Theatre (May 16, 1946 - Feb 12, 1949)
Assistant Stage Mgr: Philip McEneny; General Stage Manager: William HammersteinPress Representative: Helen HoerleCast
Annie Oakley
Sep 29, 1947 - Oct 18, 1947Annie Oakley
Jul 05, 1948 - Aug 14, 1948Ensemble
Wild Horse
Ceremonial DancerJohn
Mr. Clay
Ensemble
Cowboy
Mr. Ernest Henderson
Mr. Schuyler Adams
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
Girl in White
Ensemble
Ensemble
Cowgirl
Ensemble
Ensemble
Minnie
Annie's SisterEnsemble
Ensemble
Freddie
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
Mrs. Schyler Adams
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
Dr. Percy Ferguson
Ensemble
Wild Horse
Ceremonial DancerEnsemble
Standby: Mary Jane Walsh (Annie Oakley)Understudies: Wes Bowman (Foster Wilson, Pawnee's Messenger, Mac, Mr. Ernest Henderson), John Garth III (Major Domo), Barbara Gaye (Winnie Tate, Riding Mistress), James Newill (Pawnee's Messenger), William Skipper (Tommy Keeler) and Gordon West (Tommy Keeler) -
Songsmusic by Irving Berlin; lyrics by Irving BerlinAct 1Sung ByBuffalo BillCharlie Davenport and EnsembleI'm a Bad, Bad ManFrank Butler and GirlsDoin' What Comes Natur'llyAnnie Oakley, Kids and Foster WilsonThe Girl That I MarryFrank ButlerYou Can't Get a Man With a GunAnnie OakleyShow BusinessCol. Wm. F. Cody, Charlie Davenport, Frank Butler and Annie OakleyThey Say It's WonderfulFrank Butler and Annie OakleyMoonshine LullabyAnnie Oakley and "Moonshine Lullaby" TrioI'll Share It All With YouWinnie Tate and Tommy KeelerBallyhooRiding Mistress and Show PeopleShow Business (Reprise)Annie OakleyMy Defenses Are DownFrank Butler and BoysWild Horse Ceremonial DanceWild Horse, Indian Braves and MaidensI'm an Indian TooAnnie OakleyAdoption DanceAnnie Oakley, Wild Horse and BravesAct 2Sung ByLost in His ArmsAnnie Oakley and EnsembleWho Do You Love, I HopeWinnie Tate and Tommy KeelerSun in the MorningAnnie Oakley, Ensemble and DancersThey Say It's Wonderful (Reprise)Annie Oakley and Frank ButlerThe Girl That I Marry (Reprise)Frank ButlerAnything You Can DoAnnie Oakley and Frank ButlerShow Business (Reprise)Ensemble
Theatre Owned / Operated by The Shubert Organization
Produced by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II
Music by Irving Berlin; Lyrics by Irving Berlin; Book by Herbert Fields and Dorothy Fields; Musical Director: Jay Blackton; Music orchestrated by Philip J. Lang, Russell Bennett and Ted Royal; Vocal arrangements by Joe Moon; Piano Arangements by Helmy Kresa
Directed by Joshua Logan; Choreographed by Helen Tamiris
Scenic Design by Jo Mielziner; Lighting Design by Jo Mielziner; Costume Design by Lucinda Ballard; Assistant to Miss Ballard: Ellen Freeman; Assistant to Mr. Mielziner: Walter Jagemann and John Harvey
General Manager: Morris Jacobs; Company Manager: Maurice Winters
General Stage Manager: Charles Atkin; Stage Manager: Beau Tilden
Conducted by John Passaretti; Orchestra Personnel Manager: Sol Gusikoff
General Press Representative: Michel Mok; Casting: John Fearnley; Advertising: Lawrence Weiner; Assistant to the Director: Ruth Mitchell; Vocal Coach: Margot Hopkins; Press Associate: Abner D. Klipstein
Ensemble
Mr. Ernest Henderson
2nd Waiter
Major Domo
Girl in White
Dr. Percy Ferguson
Pawnee's Messenger
Mr. Schuyler Adams
Ensemble
Wild Horse
Ceremonial Dancer
Mrs. Schyler Adams
Ensemble
Ensemble
John
Mr. Clay
1st Waiter
Ensemble
Ensemble
Standby:
Marjorie Knapp
(Annie Oakley)
Understudies:
Jack Beaber
(Iron Tail, Wild Horse), Leon Bibb
(Trainman, Major Domo), Marietta Vore
(Sylvia Potter-Porter) and William Weslow
(Iron Tail, Wild Horse)
Imperial Theatre (May 16, 1946 - Feb 12, 1949)
Assistant Stage Mgr: Philip McEneny; General Stage Manager: William Hammerstein
Press Representative: Helen Hoerle
Cast
Annie Oakley
Sep 29, 1947 - Oct 18, 1947
Annie Oakley
Jul 05, 1948 - Aug 14, 1948
Ensemble
Wild Horse
Ceremonial Dancer
John
Mr. Clay
Ensemble
Cowboy
Mr. Ernest Henderson
Mr. Schuyler Adams
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
Girl in White
Ensemble
Ensemble
Cowgirl
Ensemble
Ensemble
Minnie
Annie's Sister
Ensemble
Ensemble
Freddie
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
Mrs. Schyler Adams
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
Dr. Percy Ferguson
Ensemble
Wild Horse
Ceremonial Dancer
Ensemble
Standby:
Mary Jane Walsh
(Annie Oakley)
Understudies:
Wes Bowman
(Foster Wilson, Pawnee's Messenger, Mac, Mr. Ernest Henderson), John Garth III
(Major Domo), Barbara Gaye
(Winnie Tate, Riding Mistress), James Newill
(Pawnee's Messenger), William Skipper
(Tommy Keeler) and Gordon West
(Tommy Keeler)
music by Irving Berlin; lyrics by Irving Berlin
Act 1
Sung By
Buffalo Bill
Charlie Davenport and Ensemble
I'm a Bad, Bad Man
Frank Butler and Girls
Doin' What Comes Natur'lly
Annie Oakley, Kids and Foster Wilson
The Girl That I Marry
Frank Butler
You Can't Get a Man With a Gun
Annie Oakley
Show Business
Col. Wm. F. Cody, Charlie Davenport, Frank Butler and Annie Oakley
They Say It's Wonderful
Frank Butler and Annie Oakley
Moonshine Lullaby
Annie Oakley and "Moonshine Lullaby" Trio
I'll Share It All With You
Winnie Tate and Tommy Keeler
Ballyhoo
Riding Mistress and Show People
Show Business
(Reprise)
Annie Oakley
My Defenses Are Down
Frank Butler and Boys
Wild Horse Ceremonial Dance
Wild Horse, Indian Braves and Maidens
I'm an Indian Too
Annie Oakley
Adoption Dance
Annie Oakley, Wild Horse and Braves
Act 2
Sung By
Lost in His Arms
Annie Oakley and Ensemble
Who Do You Love, I Hope
Winnie Tate and Tommy Keeler
Sun in the Morning
Annie Oakley, Ensemble and Dancers
They Say It's Wonderful
(Reprise)
Annie Oakley and Frank Butler
The Girl That I Marry
(Reprise)
Frank Butler
Anything You Can Do
Annie Oakley and Frank Butler
Show Business
(Reprise)
Ensemble
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