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Sing Out, Sweet Land
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| First Preview: | Total Previews: | 0 | |
| Opening Date: | Dec 27, 1944 | ||
| Closing Date: | Mar 24, 1945 | Total Performances: | 102 |
Category: Musical, Revue, Original, Broadway
| Production Staff | |
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| Produced by The Theatre Guild (Theresa Helburn, Lawrence Langner: Administrative Directors) | |
| Book by Walter Kerr; Music arranged by Elie Siegmaster; Special music written by Elie Siegmaster | |
| Book directed by Walter Kerr; Production staged by Leon Leonidoff; Choreographed by Doris Humphrey and Charles Weidman | |
| Scenic Design by Albert R. Johnson; Costume Design by Lucinda Ballard; Assistant to Lucinda Ballard: Johnnie Johnson | |
| Company Manager: Harry Essex | |
| Production Manager: Harry Essex; Stage Manager: Peter Lawrence; Assistant Stage Mgr: Morty Halpern and Jules Racine | |
| Conducted by Elie Siegmaster; Music Contractor: Sol Gusikoff | |
| Press Representative: Alfred H. Tamarin and Dick Weaver; Production Assistant: Peter Lawrence | |
| Cast |
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| Alfred Drake | Barnaby Goodchild |
| Hercules Armstrong | Spiritual Ensemble | |
| Dorothy Baxter | Mrs. Jones' Daughters Railroad Station, Texas |
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| Vocal Ensemble | ||
| Verse Chorus | ||
| Rhoda Boggs | Spiritual Ensemble | |
| Harry Bolden | Spiritual Ensemble | |
| Peggy Campbell | Mrs. Jones' Daughters Railroad Station, Texas |
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| Dancer | ||
| Roberta Cassell | Dancer | |
| George Cassidy | Harry Aircraft Carrier |
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| Vocal Ensemble | ||
| Verse Chorus | ||
| Cathleen Chambers | Vocal Ensemble | |
| Marjorie Chandler | Vocal Ensemble | |
| Jack Claus | Dancer | |
| Philip Coolidge | Parson Killjoy Puritan New England |
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| Mary Jane's Father Illinois Wilderness |
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| Sheriff Mississippi Boat |
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| Lieutenant Civil War Campfire |
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| Villian City Park |
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| Bluenose Five O'Clock Whistle |
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| Commander Aircraft Carrier |
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| Kendrick Coy | Dancer | |
| Charles Ford | Vocal Ensemble | |
| Claretta Freeman | Spiritual Ensemble | |
| Joseph Gifford | Dancer | |
| Verse Chorus | ||
| Lawrence Gilbert | Dick Aircraft Carrier |
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| Vocal Ensemble | ||
| Adrienne Gray | Farm Girl Illinois Wilderness |
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| Sam Green | George Aircraft Carrier |
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| Vocal Ensemble | ||
| Verse Chorus | ||
| Carol Hall | Vocal Ensemble | |
| Verse Chorus | ||
| Juanita Hall | Watermelon Woman The South |
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| Spiritual Ensemble | ||
| Morty Halpern | Old Timer Railroad Station, Texas |
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| Verse Chorus | ||
| Ann S. Halprin | Dancer | |
| Peter Hamilton | Specialty Dancer in "Mississippi Boat" Mississippi Boat |
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| Bluejeans Five O'Clock Whistle |
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| Specialty Dancer in "Speakeasy Night Club" Speakeasy Night Club |
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| Charles Hart | 2nd Man The Oregon Trail |
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| Captain Mississippi Boat |
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| Fat Tramp Railroad Station, Texas |
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| Bartender in "Speakeasy Night Club" Speakeasy Night Club |
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| Irene Hawthorne | Specialty Dancer in "Mississippi Boat" Mississippi Boat |
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| Specialty Dancer in "Speakeasy Night Club" Speakeasy Night Club |
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| Burl Ives | Fiddler Illinois Wilderness |
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| Bonaforte Mississippi Boat |
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| 1st Soldier Civil War Campfire |
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| Jolly Tramp Railroad Station, Texas |
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| Petty Officer Aircraft Carrier |
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| Irene Jordan | Mary Jane Illinois Wilderness |
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| Vocal Ensemble | ||
| Verse Chorus | ||
| Christine Karner | Nellie Bly Mississippi Boat |
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| Dancer | ||
| Verse Chorus | ||
| Alma Kaye | Priscilla Puritan New England |
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| Patriot's Daughter A New England Town |
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| Mohee Illinois Wilderness |
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| Frankie Mississippi Boat |
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| Daisy City Park |
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| Baby Speakeasy Night Club |
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| Fred Kohler | Vocal Ensemble | |
| Joe Landis | Dancer | |
| Ellen Love | Charity Wouldlove Puritan New England |
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| Tough Woman The Oregon Trail |
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| Frankie's Mother Mississippi Boat |
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| Verse Chorus | ||
| Ethel Mann | Red Light Girl Five O'Clock Whistle |
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| Dancer | ||
| Verse Chorus | ||
| Edwin Marsh | Vocal Ensemble | |
| Robert Mayo | Dancer | |
| Verse Chorus | ||
| Jack McCauley | The Patriot A New England Town |
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| Johnny Mississippi Boat |
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| Gentleman Tramp Railroad Station, Texas |
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| Tycoon Speakeasy Night Club |
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| Pat Newman | Mrs. Jones' Daughters Railroad Station, Texas |
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| Patricia Newman | Dancer | |
| Verse Chorus | ||
| Bibi Osterwald | Farm Woman Illinois Wilderness |
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| Mrs. Casey Jones Railroad Station, Texas |
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| Maxie Speakeasy Night Club |
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| Miriam Pandor | Dancer | |
| Robert Penn | Puritan Puritan New England |
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| 1st Man The Oregon Trail |
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| Trasker Mississippi Boat |
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| Sad Tramp Railroad Station, Texas |
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| Murph Aircraft Carrier |
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| Joseph Precker | Dancer | |
| Jules Racine | Bear Illinois Wilderness |
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| 3rd Man The Oregon Trail |
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| Bluecoat Five O'Clock Whistle |
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| Drunk Speakeasy Night Club |
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| Frances Rainer | Dancer | |
| Verse Chorus | ||
| Virtes Reese | Spiritual Ensemble | |
| Fred Rivetti | Vocal Ensemble | |
| Verse Chorus | ||
| Harriet Roeder | Dancer | |
| Selma Rogoff | Vocal Ensemble | |
| William Sharon | Police Chief Speakeasy Night Club |
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| William Sol | Spiritual Ensemble | |
| Ted Tiller | Bill Illinois Wilderness |
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| Bartender in "Mississippi Boat" Mississippi Boat |
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| Corporal Civil War Campfire |
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| Jack City Park |
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| Tom Aircraft Carrier |
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| Ruth Tyler | Blues Singer Five O'Clock Whistle |
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| Bill Weaver | Dancer | |
| James Westerfield | Big Bear of a Man The Oregon Trail |
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| Yard Boss Railroad Station, Texas |
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| Trigger Speakeasy Night Club |
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| Phyllis Wilcox | Vocal Ensemble | |
| Wilson Woodbeck | Spiritual Ensemble |