MusicalRevueOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Jan 22, 1936
Closing Date
Jan 25, 1936
Performances
5
MusicalRevueOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Opening night credits for this production have not yet been finalized.
Theatres
48th Street Theatre
(Jan 22, 1936 - Jan 25, 1936)

Produced by Tom Weatherly
Sketches staged by Allen Delano; Choreographed by Carl Randall
Scenic Design by Arne Lundborg; Setting based on designs by Society of Illustrators; Costume Design by Carl Sidney; Curtain Design by Russell Patterson; Setting for "Studio House Warming" from a design by Dean Cornwell; Setting for "I Like to Go to Strange Places" from a design by Dr. Seuss; Setting for "In Front of the Theatre" and "I Love a Polka So" from a design by Harry Beckhoff; Setting for "Tragedy in Scotland" from a design by Ben Dale; Setting for "Hello Ma" from a design by Forrest Haring; Setting for "The Little King" based on a design by Otto Soglow
Third Coin Machine Player (Bang the Bell Rang)
 
Third Scotchman (Tragedy in Scotland)
 
Radio Announcer (Hello Ma)
 
Voice of Mr. Trevor (Hereafter)
Performer
 
Third Slave Girl (The Little King)
 
Exquisite American Beauties
A Striker (The Little King)
 
Exquisite American Beauties
Exquisite American Beauties
Performer
 
First Big Business Man (Remote Patrol)
 
Dr. Stedman (At the Doctor's)
 
First Scotchman (Tragedy in Scotland)
 
Professor (Hereafter)
 
The Major Domo (The Little King)
First Slave Girl (The Little King)
 
Exquisite American Beauties
"In Front of the Theatre" Dancer
Hat Check Girl (Bang the Bell Rang)
 
A Striker (The Little King)
 
Exquisite American Beauties
"A Waltz Was Born in Vienna" Dancer
"Just For Tonight" Performer
 
"If You Didn't Love Me" Performer
 
Girl at Bar (Bang the Bell Rang)
 
"A Waltz Was Born in Vienna" Performer
 
Customer in "High and Wide"
 
"Give Me Wild Trumpets" Performer
"I Want to Play With the Girls" Performer
 
"Let's Talk About The Weather" Performer
 
Clerk in "Post Haste"
 
Applicant (Remote Patrol)
 
Bellboy (Bang the Bell Rang)
 
"I'm You" Performer
 
Old Champ's Second (Hello Ma)
 
"I Love a Polka So" Performer
"Let's Talk About The Weather" Performer
 
Cigarette Girl (Bang the Bell Rang)
 
Announcer (Enchantment)
 
"I'm You" Performer
 
"I Love a Polka So" Performer
Third Big Business Man (Remote Patrol)
 
Second Coin Machine Player (Bang the Bell Rang)
A Striker (The Little King)
 
Exquisite American Beauties
Second Slave Girl (The Little King)
 
Exquisite American Beauties
Exquisite American Beauties
Second Big Business Man (Remote Patrol)
 
First Coin Machine Player (Bang the Bell Rang)
 
Second Scotchman (Tragedy in Scotland)
 
Referee (Hello Ma)
 
Simon Legree (The Little King)
Mary Lou Carter (Studio House Warming)
 
Customer in "Post Haste"
 
Operator (Matter of Form)
 
"I Like to Go to Strange Places" Performer
 
Hildegard (Enchantment)
 
Clerk in "High and Wide"
 
Mrs. Trevor (Hereafter)
 
"Wherefore Art Thou Juliet" Performer
A Striker (The Little King)
 
Exquisite American Beauties
Bartender (Bang the Bell Rang)
 
Barman (Tragedy in Scotland)
 
Old Champ (Hello Ma)
 
The Bell Ringer (The Little King)
A Striker (The Little King)
 
Exquisite American Beauties
Mr. Oxford (Studio House Warming)
 
"If You Didn't Love Me" Performer
 
Man at Bar (Bang the Bell Rang)
 
Prince (Enchantment)
 
"A Waltz Was Born in Vienna" Performer
 
Stranger (Tragedy in Scotland)
 
New Champ (Hello Ma)
Exquisite American Beauties
Performer
 
Customer in "Matter of Form"
 
Mr. Ohashi (At the Doctor's)
 
The Little King (The Little King)
Exquisite American Beauties
Exquisite American Beauties
Mrs. Ohashi (At the Doctor's)
 
A Striker (The Little King)
 
Exquisite American Beauties
Performer
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