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The Prescott Proposals   

 
Broadhurst Theatre , (12/16/1953 - 4/03/1954)
First Preview: Total Previews:
Opening Date:Dec 16, 1953   
Closing Date:Apr 03, 1954 Total Performances:125

Category: Play, Comedy, Original, Broadway
Setting: Miss Prescott's Apartment; A Committee Room at the United Nations.


Production Staff
Theatre Owned / Operated by Central Theatres Leasing & Construction Company
Produced by Leland Hayward
Written by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse
Directed by Howard Lindsay
Scenic Design by Donald Oenslager; Costume Design by Mainbocher; Assistant to Mr. Oenslager: Klaus Holm
General Manager: Herman Bernstein
Production Stage Manager: Edmund Baylies; Stage Manager: Ross Hertz
Photographs from United Nations curtains by Slim Aarons; Press Representative: Leo Freedman and Abner D. Klipstein; Press Assistant: Betty Lee Hunt
Cast
Katharine Cornell Mary Prescott
U.N. Delegate from the United States
Ben Astar Alexis Petrovsky
U.N. Delegate from the Societ Union
Felix Aylmer Sir Audley Marriott
U.N. Ambassador from the United Kingdom
Roger Dann Paul-Emile D-Arceau
U.N. Delegate from France
Minoo Daver Dr. Ali Masoud
U.N. Delegate from Pakistan
Lorne Greene Elliott Clark
Bartlett Robinson John Capek
U.N. Delegate from Czechoslovakia
Hubert Beck Ensemble
Richard Bengali Ensemble
Ward Costello Ensemble
Robert M. Culp Alan Draper
Press Attache
Richard De Russo Emma
Jan de Ruth Russian Aide
John Drew Devereaux Precis-Writer
Bijou Fernandez Ensemble
Edward Groag Miguel Fernandez
Conference Officer
Sheppard Kerman Ensemble
Emily Lawrence Kathleen Murray
Secretary to Mrs. Prescott
John Leslie Ensemble
Joe Masteroff Ensemble
Helen Ray Emma
Bernard Reines Ensemble
Boris Tumarin Miroslav Babicka
U.N. Alternate Delegate from Czechoslovakia
J. P. Wilson British Aide