PlayComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Oct 22, 1931
Closing Date
Nov 1931
Performances
44
PlayComedyOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Alvin Theatre
(Oct 22, 1931 - Nov 1931)
Description
A play in three acts
Setting
Pullman Car; Office of Phil Mashkin, President Paragon Picture Corporation; George Kelly, Publicity Director; Miss Reis and Max Benowitz; Sylvania Hotel, Philadelphia; Sherry-Netherlands Hotel; Backstage at Capitol Theatre; Commodore Cohen's Suite.
Produced by Jed Harris
Written by Edward Chodorov and Arthur Barton
Staged by Jed Harris
Constance Almy
A Girl
Max Beck
A Hatter
Jacob Bleifer
A Tailor
Matt Briggs
Charlie Horton
Barbara Bulgakova
Tatyana Mirova
David Burns
Harry Rich
Frank Carter
A Bellboy
Maurice Cass
Montague Levy
William Challee
Peter Hinkle
Eddie Craven
Office Boy
Hazel Dawn
Mabel Fenton
Thomas Fisher
A Youth
Eva Franklin
Miss Reis' Secretary
Bernard Gorcey
Commodore Cohen
Jeanne Greene
Frances Reis
D. J. Hamilton
A Station Master
Ross Hertz
Tony
Donald Heywood
A Porter
Cecil Holm
Mac
Allen Jenkins
Joe Glick
James Kearney
A Fireman
Robert Leonard
Sam Bernfeld
Sam Levene
Schwartz
Bruce MacFarlane
Sol Griffith
Hallie Manning
Miss Manheim
Horace McMahon
A Reporter
Margaret Meyers
A Red Cross Woman
Arnold Moss
A Page Boy
Henry O'Neill
George Kelly
Joseph Ploski
An Apple Seller
Arnold Preston
A Camera Man
Gregory Ratoff
Phil Mashkin
Estelle Scheer
Kelly's Secretary
Herman Shapiro
Another Camera Man
James R. Waters
Max Benowitz
Vincent York
Another Reporter
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