PlayOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Apr 10, 1952
Closing Date
Apr 12, 1952
Performances
4
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Theatres
Lyceum Theatre
(Apr 10, 1952 - Apr 12, 1952)
Description
A play in two acts
Setting
Twenty-four hours in the life of George Westman. The present.
Theatre Owned / Operated by Gould Theatrical Enterprises, Inc.
Produced by Donald Wolin; Produced in association with Donald Flamm
Written by Irving Elman; Incidental music by John Barrows; Additional music by John Barrows
Directed by Stanley Gould
Scenic Design by Elfi Von Kantzow; Costume Design by Elfi Von Kantzow; Lighting Design by Elfi Von Kantzow
General Manager: Forrest Haring
Stage Manager: Philippa Hastings; Assistant Stage Mgr: Geoffrey Barr
Press Representative: James D. Proctor and Lewis Harmon; Legal Representation: Harold L. Schiff; Assistant Press Representative: Johanna Grant
Sidney Blackmer
George Westman
Patricia Benoit
Rosemary Adams
Carol Goodner
Margaret Westman
Conrad Janis
Charlie Butler
Bethel Leslie
Joan Westman
Douglas Watson
Herbert Westman
Helene Dumas
Cora Potter
Paul Ford
George's Father
Joseph Leberman
Conductor
Fred Irving Lewis
Spence
Margaretta Warwick
George's Mother
Standby: Geoffrey Barr (Herbert Westman, Charlie Butler)

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