MusicalComedyRevivalBroadway
Opening Date
Nov 17, 1943
Closing Date
Mar 11, 1944
Performances
135
MusicalComedyRevivalBroadway
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

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Theatres
Martin Beck Theatre
(Nov 17, 1943 - Mar 11, 1944)
Description
A musical in two acts
Setting
Hartford in 1943 and Camelot in 543 A.D.
Produced by Richard Rodgers
Music by Richard Rodgers; Book by Herbert Fields; Lyrics by Lorenz Hart; Based on the novel by Mark Twain; Music orchestrated by Don Walker; Musical Director: George Hirst; Vocal arrangements by Buck Warnick
Directed by John C. Wilson; Choreographed by William Holbrook and Al White, Jr.
Scenic Design by Nat Karson; Lighting Design by Nat Karson; Costume Design by Nat Karson
Katherine Anderson
Queen Guinevere
in the play
Mimi Berry
Maid Angela
lady-in-waiting to Morgan le Fay, in the play
Dorothy Blute
Dancing Girl
Tad Bruce
Dancing Boy
Carole Burke
Dancing Girl
Buster Burnell
Dancing Boy
Robert Byrn
Lt. (J.G.) Kenneth Kay
U.S.N
 
Sir Kay the Seneschal
in the play
Stuart Casey
Capt. Lawrence Lake
U.S.N.
 
Sir Launcelot of the Lake
in the play
John Cherry
Judge Thurston Merrill
 
Merlin
Robert Chisholm
Admiral Arthur K. Arthur
U.S.N.
 
King Arthur of Britain
in the play
Pittman Corry
Dancing Boy
Marjorie Cowen
Singing Girl
Frank De Winters
Dancing Boy
Eleanor Eberle
Dancing Girl
Bee Farnum
Dancing Girl
Dick Foran
Lt. Martin Barrett
U.S.N.
Lester Freedman
Singing Boy
Bob Gari
Dancing Boy
Virginia Gorski
Dancing Girl
Toni Hart
Singing Girl
Vincent Henry
Singing Boy
Craig Holden
Singing Boy
William Hunter
Dancing Boy
Janet Joy
Dancing Girl
Hal Loman
Dancing Boy
William Lundy
Dancing Boy
Jack Lyons
Dancing Boy
Rose Marie Magrill
Dancing Girl
Frances Martone
Dancing Girl
Linda Mason
Singing Girl
Mary McDonnell
Dancing Girl
Wayne McIntyre
Singing Boy
Jere McMahon
Ensign Allan Gwynn
U.S.N.
 
Sir Gawain
Beth Nichols
Dancing Girl
Murnai Pins
Dancing Girl
Dorothy Poplar
Dancing Girl
Joyce Ring
Dancing Girl
Rosemary Sankey
Dancing Girl
Vivienne Segal
Lt. Fay Merrill
W.A.V.E.
 
Queen Morgan Le Fay
in the play
Chester Stratton
Ensign Gerald Lake
U.S.N.
 
Sir Galahad
Launcelot's son, in the play
Helen Vent
Dancing Girl
Vera-Ellen
Mistress Evelyn Al Belle-Ans
in the play
Julie Warren
Corp. Alice Courtleigh
W.A.C.
 
The Demoiselle Alisande la Carteloise
in the play
Martha Emma Watson
Singing Girl
Violetta Weems
Dancing Girl
Doris York
Dancing Girl
music by Richard Rodgers; lyrics by Lorenz Hart
Act 1
Sung By
This Is My Night to Howl
Fay Morgan and Ensemble
My Heart Stood Still
Martin and Alice Carter
Thou Swell
Martin and Alice Carter
At the Round Table
The Company
On a Desert Island with Thee
Mistress Evelyn Al Belle-Ans, Sir Galahad, Sir Gawain and Ensemble
To Keep My Love Alive
Queen Morgan Le Fay
My Heart Stood Still (Reprise)
Martin and The Demoiselle Alisande la Carteloise
Act 2
Sung By
Ye Lunchtime Follies
Sir Galahad and Ensemble
Can't You Do a Friend a Favor?
Queen Morgan Le Fay and Martin
Thou Swell (Reprise)
Martin and The Demoiselle Alisande la Carteloise
I Feel At Home With You
Sir Galahad, Mistress Evelyn Al Belle-Ans, Sir Gawain and Ensemble
You Always Love the Same Girl
Martin and King Arthur of Britain
The Camelot Samba
Sir Gawain and Ensemble
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