MusicalRevueOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Sep 30, 1933
Closing Date
Sep 08, 1934
Performances
400
MusicalRevueOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Opening night credits for this production have not yet been finalized.
Theatres
Music Box Theatre
(Sep 30, 1933 - Sep 08, 1934)
Description
A revue in two acts
  • People
    Theatre Owned / Operated by Sam H. Harris and Irving Berlin
    Produced by Sam H. Harris
    Music by Irving Berlin; Lyrics by Irving Berlin; Book by Moss Hart; Musical Director: Frank Tours; Music orchestrated by Adolph Deutsch, Frank Tours, Eddie Powell, Russell Wooding and Helmy Kresa
    Staged by Hassard Short; Choreographed by Charles Weidman
    Scenic Design by Albert R. Johnson; Lighting Design by Hassard Short; Costume Design by Varady and Irene Sharaff; Costumes in "Lonely Heart" designed by Pauline Lawrence; Masks and headdresses in the Funnies by Remo Buffano; Wig Design by A. Barris, Inc.
    Company Manager: William G. Norton
    Stage Manager: E. John Kennedy; Assistant Stage Manager: J. Victor Whyte
    Press Representative: John Peter Toohey
    Helen Broderick
    Mrs. Andrews (Dining Room in Park Avenue)
     
    Mrs. Hoover (Franklin D. Roosevelt Inaugurated Tomorrow)
     
    "Majestic Sails at Midnight" Singer
     
    Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, Jr. (World's Wealthiest Man Celebrates 94th Birthday)
     
    Mrs. Williams (Metropolitan Opera Opens in Old Time Splendor)
     
    Aimee Semple MacPherson (Gandhi Goes on New Hunger Strike)
     
    Mrs. Fisher (Noel Coward, Noted Playwright, Returns to England)
     
    Queen Mary (Prince of Wales Rumored Engaged)
    Marilyn Miller
    "How's Chances?" Singer
     
    Joan Crawford (Joan Crawford to Divorce Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.)
     
    "The Funnies" Singer
     
    "Her Easter Bonnet" Singer
     
    Williams' Daughter (Metropolitan Opera Opens in Old Time Splendor)
     
    Aggie (Noel Coward, Noted Playwright, Returns to England)
     
    "Our Wedding Day" Singer
     
    "Not For All the Rice in China" Singer
    Clifton Webb
    "How's Chances?" Singer
     
    Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. (Joan Crawford to Divorce Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.)
     
    John D. Rockefeller, Sr. (World's Wealthiest Man Celebrates 94th Birthday)
     
    "Her Easter Bonnet" Singer
     
    Mons. Peppiton (Metropolitan Opera Opens in Old Time Splendor)
     
    Mahatma Gandhi (Gandhi Goes on New Hunger Strike)
     
    Henry Perlmutter (Noel Coward, Noted Playwright, Returns to England)
     
    "Our Wedding Day" Singer
     
    "Not For All the Rice in China" Singer
    Ethel Waters
    "Heat Wave Hits New York" Singer
     
    Woman (Green Pastures Starts Third Road Season)
     
    "To Be Or Not To Be" Singer
     
    "Supper Time" Singer
     
    Ella (Noel Coward, Noted Playwright, Returns to England)
     
    Josephine Baker (Josephine Baker Still The Rage of Paris)
     
    "I've Got Harlem on My Mind" Singer
    Leslie Adams
    Mr. Andrews (Dining Room in Park Avenue)
     
    Mr. Hoover (Franklin D. Roosevelt Inaugurated Tomorrow)
     
    Will Hays (Joan Crawford to Divorce Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.)
     
    "Majestic Sails at Midnight" Singer
     
    John D. Rockefeller, Jr. (World's Wealthiest Man Celebrates 94th Birthday)
     
    Mr. Williams (Metropolitan Opera Opens in Old Time Splendor)
     
    Window Cleaner (Noel Coward, Noted Playwright, Returns to England)
     
    King George (Prince of Wales Rumored Engaged)
    Helen Bache
    Charles Weidman Dancer
    Jack Barnes
    Usher (Society Wedding of the Season)
     
    Boy
    Jeanette Bradley
    Bridesmaid (Society Wedding of the Season)
     
    Girl
    Robert Castaine
    Usher (Society Wedding of the Season)
     
    Boy
    Debby Coleman
    Charles Weidman Dancer
    Peggy Cornell
    Child (World's Wealthiest Man Celebrates 94th Birthday)
    Jerome Cowan
    Editor (Editor's Office)
     
    Second Reporter (Joan Crawford to Divorce Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.)
     
    "Majestic Sails at Midnight" Singer
     
    Child (World's Wealthiest Man Celebrates 94th Birthday)
     
    Radio Announcer (Metropolitan Opera Opens in Old Time Splendor)
     
    Baker's Secretary (Josephine Baker Still The Rage of Paris)
    Arthur Craig
    Usher (Society Wedding of the Season)
     
    Boy
    Dorothy Dodd
    Bridesmaid (Society Wedding of the Season)
     
    Girl
    Elsie Duffy
    Bridesmaid (Society Wedding of the Season)
     
    Girl
    Helen Ericson
    Bridesmaid (Society Wedding of the Season)
     
    Girl
    Hal Forde
    Langley (A Butler in Dining Room in Park Avenue)
     
    "Majestic Sails at Midnight" Singer
     
    Rockefeller Reporter (World's Wealthiest Man Celebrates 94th Birthday)
     
    Counterman (Gandhi Goes on New Hunger Strike)
     
    The Prime Minister (Prince of Wales Rumored Engaged)
    Robert Gorham
    Charles Weidman Dancer
    Thomas Hamilton
    Child (World's Wealthiest Man Celebrates 94th Birthday)
     
    The Prince of Wales (Prince of Wales Rumored Engaged)
    Hamtree Harrington
    Charlie (Franklin D. Roosevelt Inaugurated Tomorrow)
     
    Man (Green Pastures Starts Third Road Season)
    Jay Hunter
    Prince Donatelli (Barbara Hutton To Wed Prince Mdivani)
     
    Camera Man (World's Wealthiest Man Celebrates 94th Birthday)
     
    Usher (Society Wedding of the Season)
     
    Boy
    Letitia Ide
    "Heat Wave Hits New York" Dancer
     
    "Lonely Heart" Dancer
     
    "Revolt in Cuba" Dancer
     
    Charles Weidman Dancer
     
    leading dancer
    Harry Joyce
    Charles Weidman Dancer
    José Limón
    "Heat Wave Hits New York" Dancer
     
    "Lonely Heart" Dancer
     
    "Revolt in Cuba" Dancer
     
    Charles Weidman Dancer
     
    leading dancer
    Katherine Litz
    Girl
    William Matons
    Charles Weidman Dancer
    Fred Mayon
    Usher (Society Wedding of the Season)
     
    Boy
    Irene McBride
    Bridesmaid (Society Wedding of the Season)
     
    Girl
    Katherine Mulowney
    Girl
    Jeanette Mundell
    Bridesmaid (Society Wedding of the Season)
     
    Girl
    Harold Murray
    Prince DeLuneville (Barbara Hutton To Wed Prince Mdivani)
     
    First Reporter (Joan Crawford to Divorce Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.)
     
    Child (World's Wealthiest Man Celebrates 94th Birthday)
     
    Camera Man (World's Wealthiest Man Celebrates 94th Birthday)
     
    Second Bellboy (Noel Coward, Noted Playwright, Returns to England)
    Chester O'Brien
    Prince Hohenstein (Barbara Hutton To Wed Prince Mdivani)
     
    Usher (Society Wedding of the Season)
     
    Boy
    Mortimer O'Brien
    Usher (Society Wedding of the Season)
     
    Boy
    John Perkins
    Fourth Reporter (Joan Crawford to Divorce Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.)
     
    Usher (Society Wedding of the Season)
     
    Boy
    Paul Pierce
    Prince Austerliebe (Barbara Hutton To Wed Prince Mdivani)
     
    Boy
    Margaret Sande
    Girl
    Toni Sorel
    Bridesmaid (Society Wedding of the Season)
     
    Girl
    Harry Stockwell
    Reporter (Editor's Office)
     
    "Majestic Sails at Midnight" Singer
     
    "Lonely Heart" Singer
    Ward Tallmon
    Third Reporter (Joan Crawford to Divorce Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.)
     
    Camera Man (World's Wealthiest Man Celebrates 94th Birthday)
     
    Native Messenger (Gandhi Goes on New Hunger Strike)
     
    First Bellboy (Noel Coward, Noted Playwright, Returns to England)
     
    Usher (Society Wedding of the Season)
     
    Boy
    Lucille Taylor
    Bridesmaid (Society Wedding of the Season)
     
    Girl
    Harold Voeth
    The Lackey (Barbara Hutton To Wed Prince Mdivani)
     
    Boy
    Jack Voeth
    Usher (Society Wedding of the Season)
     
    Boy
    Elsa Walbridge
    Bridesmaid (Society Wedding of the Season)
     
    Girl
    Teddy West
    Bridesmaid (Society Wedding of the Season)
     
    Girl
    Paula Yasgour
    Charles Weidman Dancer

    Music Box Theatre (Sep 30, 1933 - Sep 08, 1934)

    Cast

    Dorothy Stone
    "How's Chances?" Singer
    Jul 09, 1934 - ?
     
    Joan Crawford (Joan Crawford to Divorce Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.)
    Jul 09, 1934 - ?
     
    "The Funnies" Singer
    Jul 09, 1934 - ?
     
    "Her Easter Bonnet" Singer
    Jul 09, 1934 - ?
     
    Williams' Daughter (Metropolitan Opera Opens in Old Time Splendor)
    Jul 09, 1934 - ?
     
    Aggie (Noel Coward, Noted Playwright, Returns to England)
    Jul 09, 1934 - ?
     
    "Our Wedding Day" Singer
    Jul 09, 1934 - ?
     
    "Not For All the Rice in China" Singer
    Jul 09, 1934 - ?
  • Songs
    music by Irving Berlin; lyrics by Irving Berlin
    Act 1
    How's Chances?
    Heat Wave
    Majestic Sails at Midnight
    Lonely Heart
    The Funnies
    To Be or Not To Be
    Her Easter Bonnet
    Act 2
    Supper Time
    Our Wedding Day
    I've Got Harlem on My Mind
    Through a Key Hole
    Not For All the Rice in China
Theatre Owned / Operated by Sam H. Harris and Irving Berlin
Produced by Sam H. Harris
Music by Irving Berlin; Lyrics by Irving Berlin; Book by Moss Hart; Musical Director: Frank Tours; Music orchestrated by Adolph Deutsch, Frank Tours, Eddie Powell, Russell Wooding and Helmy Kresa
Staged by Hassard Short; Choreographed by Charles Weidman
Scenic Design by Albert R. Johnson; Lighting Design by Hassard Short; Costume Design by Varady and Irene Sharaff; Costumes in "Lonely Heart" designed by Pauline Lawrence; Masks and headdresses in the Funnies by Remo Buffano; Wig Design by A. Barris, Inc.
Company Manager: William G. Norton
Stage Manager: E. John Kennedy; Assistant Stage Manager: J. Victor Whyte
Press Representative: John Peter Toohey
Helen Broderick
Mrs. Andrews (Dining Room in Park Avenue)
 
Mrs. Hoover (Franklin D. Roosevelt Inaugurated Tomorrow)
 
"Majestic Sails at Midnight" Singer
 
Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, Jr. (World's Wealthiest Man Celebrates 94th Birthday)
 
Mrs. Williams (Metropolitan Opera Opens in Old Time Splendor)
 
Aimee Semple MacPherson (Gandhi Goes on New Hunger Strike)
 
Mrs. Fisher (Noel Coward, Noted Playwright, Returns to England)
 
Queen Mary (Prince of Wales Rumored Engaged)
Marilyn Miller
"How's Chances?" Singer
 
Joan Crawford (Joan Crawford to Divorce Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.)
 
"The Funnies" Singer
 
"Her Easter Bonnet" Singer
 
Williams' Daughter (Metropolitan Opera Opens in Old Time Splendor)
 
Aggie (Noel Coward, Noted Playwright, Returns to England)
 
"Our Wedding Day" Singer
 
"Not For All the Rice in China" Singer
Clifton Webb
"How's Chances?" Singer
 
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. (Joan Crawford to Divorce Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.)
 
John D. Rockefeller, Sr. (World's Wealthiest Man Celebrates 94th Birthday)
 
"Her Easter Bonnet" Singer
 
Mons. Peppiton (Metropolitan Opera Opens in Old Time Splendor)
 
Mahatma Gandhi (Gandhi Goes on New Hunger Strike)
 
Henry Perlmutter (Noel Coward, Noted Playwright, Returns to England)
 
"Our Wedding Day" Singer
 
"Not For All the Rice in China" Singer
Ethel Waters
"Heat Wave Hits New York" Singer
 
Woman (Green Pastures Starts Third Road Season)
 
"To Be Or Not To Be" Singer
 
"Supper Time" Singer
 
Ella (Noel Coward, Noted Playwright, Returns to England)
 
Josephine Baker (Josephine Baker Still The Rage of Paris)
 
"I've Got Harlem on My Mind" Singer
Leslie Adams
Mr. Andrews (Dining Room in Park Avenue)
 
Mr. Hoover (Franklin D. Roosevelt Inaugurated Tomorrow)
 
Will Hays (Joan Crawford to Divorce Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.)
 
"Majestic Sails at Midnight" Singer
 
John D. Rockefeller, Jr. (World's Wealthiest Man Celebrates 94th Birthday)
 
Mr. Williams (Metropolitan Opera Opens in Old Time Splendor)
 
Window Cleaner (Noel Coward, Noted Playwright, Returns to England)
 
King George (Prince of Wales Rumored Engaged)
Helen Bache
Charles Weidman Dancer
Jack Barnes
Usher (Society Wedding of the Season)
 
Boy
Jeanette Bradley
Bridesmaid (Society Wedding of the Season)
 
Girl
Robert Castaine
Usher (Society Wedding of the Season)
 
Boy
Debby Coleman
Charles Weidman Dancer
Peggy Cornell
Child (World's Wealthiest Man Celebrates 94th Birthday)
Jerome Cowan
Editor (Editor's Office)
 
Second Reporter (Joan Crawford to Divorce Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.)
 
"Majestic Sails at Midnight" Singer
 
Child (World's Wealthiest Man Celebrates 94th Birthday)
 
Radio Announcer (Metropolitan Opera Opens in Old Time Splendor)
 
Baker's Secretary (Josephine Baker Still The Rage of Paris)
Arthur Craig
Usher (Society Wedding of the Season)
 
Boy
Dorothy Dodd
Bridesmaid (Society Wedding of the Season)
 
Girl
Elsie Duffy
Bridesmaid (Society Wedding of the Season)
 
Girl
Helen Ericson
Bridesmaid (Society Wedding of the Season)
 
Girl
Hal Forde
Langley (A Butler in Dining Room in Park Avenue)
 
"Majestic Sails at Midnight" Singer
 
Rockefeller Reporter (World's Wealthiest Man Celebrates 94th Birthday)
 
Counterman (Gandhi Goes on New Hunger Strike)
 
The Prime Minister (Prince of Wales Rumored Engaged)
Robert Gorham
Charles Weidman Dancer
Thomas Hamilton
Child (World's Wealthiest Man Celebrates 94th Birthday)
 
The Prince of Wales (Prince of Wales Rumored Engaged)
Hamtree Harrington
Charlie (Franklin D. Roosevelt Inaugurated Tomorrow)
 
Man (Green Pastures Starts Third Road Season)
Jay Hunter
Prince Donatelli (Barbara Hutton To Wed Prince Mdivani)
 
Camera Man (World's Wealthiest Man Celebrates 94th Birthday)
 
Usher (Society Wedding of the Season)
 
Boy
Letitia Ide
"Heat Wave Hits New York" Dancer
 
"Lonely Heart" Dancer
 
"Revolt in Cuba" Dancer
 
Charles Weidman Dancer
 
leading dancer
Harry Joyce
Charles Weidman Dancer
José Limón
"Heat Wave Hits New York" Dancer
 
"Lonely Heart" Dancer
 
"Revolt in Cuba" Dancer
 
Charles Weidman Dancer
 
leading dancer
Katherine Litz
Girl
William Matons
Charles Weidman Dancer
Fred Mayon
Usher (Society Wedding of the Season)
 
Boy
Irene McBride
Bridesmaid (Society Wedding of the Season)
 
Girl
Katherine Mulowney
Girl
Jeanette Mundell
Bridesmaid (Society Wedding of the Season)
 
Girl
Harold Murray
Prince DeLuneville (Barbara Hutton To Wed Prince Mdivani)
 
First Reporter (Joan Crawford to Divorce Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.)
 
Child (World's Wealthiest Man Celebrates 94th Birthday)
 
Camera Man (World's Wealthiest Man Celebrates 94th Birthday)
 
Second Bellboy (Noel Coward, Noted Playwright, Returns to England)
Chester O'Brien
Prince Hohenstein (Barbara Hutton To Wed Prince Mdivani)
 
Usher (Society Wedding of the Season)
 
Boy
Mortimer O'Brien
Usher (Society Wedding of the Season)
 
Boy
John Perkins
Fourth Reporter (Joan Crawford to Divorce Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.)
 
Usher (Society Wedding of the Season)
 
Boy
Paul Pierce
Prince Austerliebe (Barbara Hutton To Wed Prince Mdivani)
 
Boy
Margaret Sande
Girl
Toni Sorel
Bridesmaid (Society Wedding of the Season)
 
Girl
Harry Stockwell
Reporter (Editor's Office)
 
"Majestic Sails at Midnight" Singer
 
"Lonely Heart" Singer
Ward Tallmon
Third Reporter (Joan Crawford to Divorce Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.)
 
Camera Man (World's Wealthiest Man Celebrates 94th Birthday)
 
Native Messenger (Gandhi Goes on New Hunger Strike)
 
First Bellboy (Noel Coward, Noted Playwright, Returns to England)
 
Usher (Society Wedding of the Season)
 
Boy
Lucille Taylor
Bridesmaid (Society Wedding of the Season)
 
Girl
Harold Voeth
The Lackey (Barbara Hutton To Wed Prince Mdivani)
 
Boy
Jack Voeth
Usher (Society Wedding of the Season)
 
Boy
Elsa Walbridge
Bridesmaid (Society Wedding of the Season)
 
Girl
Teddy West
Bridesmaid (Society Wedding of the Season)
 
Girl
Paula Yasgour
Charles Weidman Dancer

Music Box Theatre (Sep 30, 1933 - Sep 08, 1934)

Cast

Dorothy Stone
"How's Chances?" Singer
Jul 09, 1934 - ?
 
Joan Crawford (Joan Crawford to Divorce Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.)
Jul 09, 1934 - ?
 
"The Funnies" Singer
Jul 09, 1934 - ?
 
"Her Easter Bonnet" Singer
Jul 09, 1934 - ?
 
Williams' Daughter (Metropolitan Opera Opens in Old Time Splendor)
Jul 09, 1934 - ?
 
Aggie (Noel Coward, Noted Playwright, Returns to England)
Jul 09, 1934 - ?
 
"Our Wedding Day" Singer
Jul 09, 1934 - ?
 
"Not For All the Rice in China" Singer
Jul 09, 1934 - ?
music by Irving Berlin; lyrics by Irving Berlin
Act 1
How's Chances?
Heat Wave
Majestic Sails at Midnight
Lonely Heart
The Funnies
To Be or Not To Be
Her Easter Bonnet
Act 2
Supper Time
Our Wedding Day
I've Got Harlem on My Mind
Through a Key Hole
Not For All the Rice in China
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