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A Thurber Carnival
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Revue
Original
Broadway
Opening Date
Feb 26, 1960
Closing Date
Nov 26, 1960
Performances
223
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Open Date: Feb 26, 1960
Close Date: Nov 26, 1960
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Theatres
ANTA Playhouse
(Feb 26, 1960 - Nov 26, 1960)
Description
A revue in two acts
Comments
On layoff from June 25 - September 5, 1960
People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Replacements
ANTA Theatre Managing Director:
Louis A. Lotito
Produced by
Michael Davis
,
Helen Bonfils
and
Haila Stoddard
Written by
James Thurber
; Based on works by
James Thurber
; Featuring music by
The Don Elliott Quartet
Directed by
Burgess Meredith
; Associate Director:
James Starbuck
(Staged "Word Dance" and "Fables")
Scenic Design by
Marvin Reiss
; Men's Costumes by
Ramsé Stevens
; Lighting Design by
Paul Morrison
Business Manager:
Edward Choate
Production Stage Manager:
Daniel S. Broun
; Stage Manager:
Malcolm Marmorstein
; Assistant Stage Mgr:
Sherwood Goozee
Music performed by
The Don Elliott Quartet
Press Representative:
George Ross
; Women's clothes from
Jenkins Gowns
Peggy Cass
She
Mrs. Preble
Miss Alma Winege
Lou
Mrs. Mitty
Narrator
Mrs. Sheep
Tom Ewell
Grant
He
Anderson
The Pet Counsellor
James Thurber
Narrator
Walter Mitty
Paul Ford
Man
Wolf
Lee
Darrel Darke
Bailey
Preble
Clint Jordan
John
Mr. Sheep
Mr. Pritchard-Mitford
The Leader
Secretary Bird
Alice Ghostley
Narrator
She
Salesgirl
Miss Whittaker
Jeanette Gaines
Nellie
Wynne Miller
Daughter
Little Girl
Bargirl
Girl
Miss Daley
Miss Wynne
Luna Moth
Nurse
Margo Lungreen
Miss Bagley
Red Fox
John McGiver
Psychiatrist
Visitor
Westwater
H. F. Cluffman
Dr. Renshaw
Lee's Staff Man
Owl
Peter Turgeon
Narrator
Officer
Announcer
Lt. Berg
Dr. Remington
Mole
Charles Braswell
Wolf
Policeman
Schultz
First Voice
Dr. Benbow
Mole
Clothes Moth
ANTA Playhouse
(Feb 26, 1960 - Nov 26, 1960)
Production Stage Manager:
Walter Neal
Cast
Patricia Bright
Narrator
She
Salesgirl
Jeanette Gaines
Nellie
Peggy Cass
Miss Whittaker
Paul Ford
Walter Mitty
Eddie Mayehoff
Lee's Staff Man
He
Anderson
The Pet Counsellor
James Thurber
Mr. Pritchard-Mitford
The Leader
Elinor Wright
Miss Wynne
John McGiver
Grant
Joan Anderson
Daughter
Miss Bagley
Little Girl
Bargirl
Girl
Miss Daley
Nurse
Songs
music by
The Don Elliott Quartet
; lyrics by
The Don Elliott Quartet
Act 1
Sung By
Word Dance (Part I)
The Night the Bed Fell
Fables (Part I)
Narrator, Daughter, Mrs. Sheep, Mr. Sheep, Wolf, Man, She, Psychiatrist, Policeman and Little Girl
If Grant Had Been Drinking at Appomattox
Narrator, Schultz, Grant, Lee, Lee's Staff Man and Officer
Casuals of the Keys
Visitor and Darrel Darke
The Macbeth Murder Mystery
He and She
Gentlemen Shoppers
Salesgirl, Westwater, Bargirl, Anderson and Bailey
The Last Flower
Act 2
Sung By
Pet Department
The Pet Counsellor, Miss Whittaker and Girl
Mr. Preble Gets Rid of His Wife
Preble, Miss Daley and Mrs. Preble
File and Forget
James Thurber, Miss Bagley, Miss Alma Winege, Miss Wynne, Jeanette Gaines, Clint Jordan and H. F. Cluffman
Take Her Up Tenderly
John, Nellie and Lou
Fables (Part II)
Narrator, Owl, Mole, Secretary Bird, Red Fox, Luna Moth and Clothes Moth
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
Narrator, Walter Mitty, Mrs. Mitty, First Voice, Lt. Berg, Nurse, Dr. Renshaw, Dr. Benbow, Dr. Remington, Mr. Pritchard-Mitford and The Leader
Awards
Tony Award®
Special Awards
1960 Recipient
Written by
James Thurber
Directed by
Burgess Meredith
People
Songs
Awards
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Replacements
ANTA Theatre Managing Director:
Louis A. Lotito
Produced by
Michael Davis
,
Helen Bonfils
and
Haila Stoddard
Written by
James Thurber
; Based on works by
James Thurber
; Featuring music by
The Don Elliott Quartet
Directed by
Burgess Meredith
; Associate Director:
James Starbuck
(Staged "Word Dance" and "Fables")
Scenic Design by
Marvin Reiss
; Men's Costumes by
Ramsé Stevens
; Lighting Design by
Paul Morrison
Business Manager:
Edward Choate
Production Stage Manager:
Daniel S. Broun
; Stage Manager:
Malcolm Marmorstein
; Assistant Stage Mgr:
Sherwood Goozee
Music performed by
The Don Elliott Quartet
Press Representative:
George Ross
; Women's clothes from
Jenkins Gowns
Peggy Cass
She
Mrs. Preble
Miss Alma Winege
Lou
Mrs. Mitty
Narrator
Mrs. Sheep
Tom Ewell
Grant
He
Anderson
The Pet Counsellor
James Thurber
Narrator
Walter Mitty
Paul Ford
Man
Wolf
Lee
Darrel Darke
Bailey
Preble
Clint Jordan
John
Mr. Sheep
Mr. Pritchard-Mitford
The Leader
Secretary Bird
Alice Ghostley
Narrator
She
Salesgirl
Miss Whittaker
Jeanette Gaines
Nellie
Wynne Miller
Daughter
Little Girl
Bargirl
Girl
Miss Daley
Miss Wynne
Luna Moth
Nurse
Margo Lungreen
Miss Bagley
Red Fox
John McGiver
Psychiatrist
Visitor
Westwater
H. F. Cluffman
Dr. Renshaw
Lee's Staff Man
Owl
Peter Turgeon
Narrator
Officer
Announcer
Lt. Berg
Dr. Remington
Mole
Charles Braswell
Wolf
Policeman
Schultz
First Voice
Dr. Benbow
Mole
Clothes Moth
ANTA Playhouse
(Feb 26, 1960 - Nov 26, 1960)
Production Stage Manager:
Walter Neal
Cast
Patricia Bright
Narrator
She
Salesgirl
Jeanette Gaines
Nellie
Peggy Cass
Miss Whittaker
Paul Ford
Walter Mitty
Eddie Mayehoff
Lee's Staff Man
He
Anderson
The Pet Counsellor
James Thurber
Mr. Pritchard-Mitford
The Leader
Elinor Wright
Miss Wynne
John McGiver
Grant
Joan Anderson
Daughter
Miss Bagley
Little Girl
Bargirl
Girl
Miss Daley
Nurse
music by
The Don Elliott Quartet
; lyrics by
The Don Elliott Quartet
Act 1
Sung By
Word Dance (Part I)
The Night the Bed Fell
Fables (Part I)
Narrator, Daughter, Mrs. Sheep, Mr. Sheep, Wolf, Man, She, Psychiatrist, Policeman and Little Girl
If Grant Had Been Drinking at Appomattox
Narrator, Schultz, Grant, Lee, Lee's Staff Man and Officer
Casuals of the Keys
Visitor and Darrel Darke
The Macbeth Murder Mystery
He and She
Gentlemen Shoppers
Salesgirl, Westwater, Bargirl, Anderson and Bailey
The Last Flower
Act 2
Sung By
Pet Department
The Pet Counsellor, Miss Whittaker and Girl
Mr. Preble Gets Rid of His Wife
Preble, Miss Daley and Mrs. Preble
File and Forget
James Thurber, Miss Bagley, Miss Alma Winege, Miss Wynne, Jeanette Gaines, Clint Jordan and H. F. Cluffman
Take Her Up Tenderly
John, Nellie and Lou
Fables (Part II)
Narrator, Owl, Mole, Secretary Bird, Red Fox, Luna Moth and Clothes Moth
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
Narrator, Walter Mitty, Mrs. Mitty, First Voice, Lt. Berg, Nurse, Dr. Renshaw, Dr. Benbow, Dr. Remington, Mr. Pritchard-Mitford and The Leader
Tony Award®
Special Awards
1960 Recipient
Written by
James Thurber
Directed by
Burgess Meredith
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