MusicalRevueOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Dec 27, 1940
Closing Date
Dec 28, 1940
Performances
3
MusicalRevueOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Theatres
Majestic Theatre
(Dec 27, 1940 - Dec 28, 1940)
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    Theatre Owned / Operated by Select Operating Corporation
    Produced by Leonard Sillman
    Music by Baldwin Bergersen, John Rox and June Sillman; Additional music by Will Irwin and S. K. Russel; Sketches by Virginia Faulkner, Charles Sherman and Everett Marcy; Lyrics by June Sillman and John Rox; Additional lyrics by Will Irwin, S. K. Russel, Irvin Graham and Virginia Faulkner; Orchestral Arrangements by Charles L. Cooke and Hilding Anderson; Vocal arrangements by Pembroke Davenport; Orchestra Under the Direction of Ray Kavanaugh; Special Music by Glen Bacon; Manhattan Transfer suggested by Albert Lewis
    Staged by Leonard Sillman; Additional direction by John Murray Anderson; Choreographed by Marjery Fielding; A Matter of Principle Director Edward Clarke Lilley
    Scenic Design by Edward Gilbert; Costume Design by Irene Sharaff; Miss Sharaff assisted by Brion
    General Manager: Joseph Goldin
    Production Manager: Blanche Lederer; Stage Director: Edward Mendelsohn; Assistant Stage Mgr: David Beale and Frank Milton
    Conducted by Ray Kavanaugh; Assistant: Stuart Ross
    Assistant to Mr. Sillman: Jacqueline Adams; Assistant to John Murray Anderson: Carlton Winckler; Miss Fielding assisted by Dorothy Speicher; General Press Representative: Karl Bernstein; Associate Press Representative: Alfred H. Tamarin
    Bill Robinson
    "Where Can I Go From You?" Singer
     
    "April in Harrisburg" Dancer
     
    "Just Strolling" Singer/Dancer
     
    "Young Man With A Reefer" Dancer
    Imogene Coca
    The Derelict
    Slowly I Turn
     
    "Machine Age" Dancer
     
    Esther
    Manhattan Transfer
     
    Nymph
    Morning After of a Faun
     
    Mrs. Burton
    L'Heure Bleu
    Pert Kelton
    Dorothy Tom-Tom
    Roll Out The Record
     
    French Girl
    Red Rails in the Sunset
     
    Jen
    Manhattan Transfer
     
    Mrs. Jones
    A Matter of Principle
     
    Flower Girl
    L'Heure Bleu
    Red Marshall
    The Samaritan
    Slowly I Turn
     
    Passenger
    Red Rails in the Sunset
     
    Ralph
    Manhattan Transfer
     
    Counterman
    A Matter of Principle
     
    Sufferer
    Dr. Killjoy's Dilemma
    Wynn Murray
    "Where Can I Go From You?" Singer
     
    "It's a Big, Wide, Wonderful World" Singer
     
    "Where's The Boy I Saved For A Rainy Day?" Singer
     
    "Macumba" Singer
     
    "Quittin' Time" Singer
    Anita Alvarez
    "April in Harrisburg" Dancer
     
    "That Man and Woman Thing" Dancer
     
    "Macumba" Dancer
    Kirk Alyn
    The Groom
    Slowly I Turn
     
    "Love And I" Dancer
     
    Announcer
    Red Rails in the Sunset
     
    "Machine Age" Dancer
     
    Don Carlos
    L'Heure Bleu
     
    Specialty Dancer
    William Archibald
    "That Man and Woman Thing" Singer
     
    "That Man and Woman Thing" Dancer
     
    Faun
    Morning After of a Faun
     
    "Macumba" Dancer
    Maxine Barrat
    "Love And I" Dancer
     
    "How Did It Get So Late So Early?" Dancer
    Anna Marie Barrie
    "It's All In Fun" Dancer
     
    "Love And I" Dancer
     
    Dance Ensemble
    Candido Botelho
    "Brazil" Singer
    Walter Cassel
    "Love And I" Singer
     
    "It's a Big, Wide, Wonderful World" Singer
    Christopher Curtis
    "It's All In Fun" Singer
     
    Specialty Dancer
    Fred Deming
    "It's All In Fun" Dancer
     
    "Love And I" Dancer
     
    "My Memories Started With You" Dancer
     
    Dance Ensemble
    Dorothy Dennis
    The Bride
    Slowly I Turn
     
    "My Memories Started With You" Singer
     
    Specialty Dancer
    Henry Dick
    "It's All In Fun" Dancer
     
    "Where Can I Go From You?" Dancer
     
    "My Memories Started With You" Dancer
     
    Newsboy
    L'Heure Bleu
     
    Specialty Dancer
    Orpha Dickey
    Miss Pindicle
    Roll Out The Record
     
    Nurse
    Dr. Killjoy's Dilemma
     
    Photographer
    L'Heure Bleu
     
    Specialty Dancer
    Hugh Ellsworth
    "It's All In Fun" Dancer
     
    "Love And I" Dancer
     
    "Machine Age" Dancer
     
    Dance Ensemble
    Eleanor Fairchild
    "It's All In Fun" Dancer
     
    Other Nymph
    Morning After of a Faun
     
    Dance Ensemble
    Jane Fears
    "It's All In Fun" Dancer
     
    Dance Ensemble
    Paul Gerrits
    "Neurosis Peddler" Performer
     
    "Manhattan Transfer" Announcer
    Bob Herring
    Man of a Chord
     
    "How Did It Get So Late So Early?" Singer
     
    "My Memories Started With You" Singer
    Peter Holliday
    Man of a Chord
     
    "How Did It Get So Late So Early?" Singer
     
    "My Memories Started With You" Singer
    Betty Hull
    "It's All In Fun" Dancer
     
    Dance Ensemble
    Bill Johnson
    "It's All In Fun" Singer
     
    "Where Can I Go From You?" Singer
     
    Groom
    Red Rails in the Sunset
     
    "How Did It Get So Late So Early?" Singer
     
    "My Memories Started With You" Singer
    Jane Johnstone
    "It's All In Fun" Dancer
     
    "Love And I" Dancer
     
    Dance Ensemble
    Mildred Law
    "It's All In Fun" Dancer
     
    "Where Can I Go From You?" Dancer
     
    "My Memories Started With You" Dancer
     
    Specialty Dancer
    Peggy Littlejohn
    "It's All In Fun" Dancer
     
    "Love And I" Dancer
     
    Dance Ensemble
    Ray Long
    "It's All In Fun" Dancer
     
    "Love And I" Dancer
     
    Headwaiter
    How Did It Get So Late So Early?
     
    Specialty Dancer
    Don Loper
    "Love And I" Dancer
     
    "How Did It Get So Late So Early?" Dancer
    Theresa Mason
    The Apparition
    Young Man With A Reefer
     
    Dance Ensemble
    Frank Milton
    Brakeman
    Red Rails in the Sunset
     
    Patient
    Dr. Killjoy's Dilemma
     
    Professor Mazotto
    L'Heure Bleu
     
    Dance Ensemble
    David Morris
    Conductor
    Red Rails in the Sunset
     
    Bert
    Manhattan Transfer
     
    Mr. Jones
    A Matter of Principle
     
    Dr. Killjoy
    Dr. Killjoy's Dilemma
     
    Waiter
    L'Heure Bleu
    Marie Nash
    "Love And I" Singer
     
    Bride
    Red Rails in the Sunset
     
    "April in Harrisburg" Singer
     
    "How Did It Get So Late So Early?" Singer
    Gertrude Nicols
    "It's All In Fun" Dancer
     
    Dance Ensemble
    Nancy Noel
    Specialty Dancer
    Bob Ogelsby
    Man of a Chord
     
    "How Did It Get So Late So Early?" Singer
     
    "My Memories Started With You" Singer
    Bob Ogelsby
    Man of a Chord
     
    "How Did It Get So Late So Early?" Singer
     
    "My Memories Started With You" Singer
    Puk Paaris
    Specialty Dancer
    Ed Platt
    Man of a Chord
     
    "How Did It Get So Late So Early?" Singer
     
    "My Memories Started With You" Singer
    David Preston
    "It's All In Fun" Dancer
     
    "Love And I" Dancer
     
    "April in Harrisburg" Dancer
     
    "Machine Age" Dancer
     
    Dance Ensemble
    Roberta Ramon
    "It's All In Fun" Dancer
     
    Dance Ensemble
    Miriam Seabold
    "It's All In Fun" Dancer
     
    "Love And I" Dancer
     
    Other Nymph
    Morning After of a Faun
     
    Dance Ensemble
    Dorothy Speicher
    "It's All In Fun" Dancer
     
    "Love And I" Dancer
     
    Dance Ensemble
    Beverly Whitney
    Specialty Dancer
    Dorothy Whitney
    Specialty Dancer
    Jack Whitney
    "It's All In Fun" Dancer
     
    "Love And I" Dancer
     
    "April in Harrisburg" Dancer
     
    "Machine Age" Dancer
     
    Specialty Dancer
    Natalie Wynn
    "It's All In Fun" Dancer
     
    "Love And I" Dancer
     
    Cigarette Girl
    L'Heure Bleu
     
    Dance Ensemble
Theatre Owned / Operated by Select Operating Corporation
Produced by Leonard Sillman
Music by Baldwin Bergersen, John Rox and June Sillman; Additional music by Will Irwin and S. K. Russel; Sketches by Virginia Faulkner, Charles Sherman and Everett Marcy; Lyrics by June Sillman and John Rox; Additional lyrics by Will Irwin, S. K. Russel, Irvin Graham and Virginia Faulkner; Orchestral Arrangements by Charles L. Cooke and Hilding Anderson; Vocal arrangements by Pembroke Davenport; Orchestra Under the Direction of Ray Kavanaugh; Special Music by Glen Bacon; Manhattan Transfer suggested by Albert Lewis
Staged by Leonard Sillman; Additional direction by John Murray Anderson; Choreographed by Marjery Fielding; A Matter of Principle Director Edward Clarke Lilley
Scenic Design by Edward Gilbert; Costume Design by Irene Sharaff; Miss Sharaff assisted by Brion
General Manager: Joseph Goldin
Production Manager: Blanche Lederer; Stage Director: Edward Mendelsohn; Assistant Stage Mgr: David Beale and Frank Milton
Conducted by Ray Kavanaugh; Assistant: Stuart Ross
Assistant to Mr. Sillman: Jacqueline Adams; Assistant to John Murray Anderson: Carlton Winckler; Miss Fielding assisted by Dorothy Speicher; General Press Representative: Karl Bernstein; Associate Press Representative: Alfred H. Tamarin
Bill Robinson
"Where Can I Go From You?" Singer
 
"April in Harrisburg" Dancer
 
"Just Strolling" Singer/Dancer
 
"Young Man With A Reefer" Dancer
Imogene Coca
The Derelict
Slowly I Turn
 
"Machine Age" Dancer
 
Esther
Manhattan Transfer
 
Nymph
Morning After of a Faun
 
Mrs. Burton
L'Heure Bleu
Pert Kelton
Dorothy Tom-Tom
Roll Out The Record
 
French Girl
Red Rails in the Sunset
 
Jen
Manhattan Transfer
 
Mrs. Jones
A Matter of Principle
 
Flower Girl
L'Heure Bleu
Red Marshall
The Samaritan
Slowly I Turn
 
Passenger
Red Rails in the Sunset
 
Ralph
Manhattan Transfer
 
Counterman
A Matter of Principle
 
Sufferer
Dr. Killjoy's Dilemma
Wynn Murray
"Where Can I Go From You?" Singer
 
"It's a Big, Wide, Wonderful World" Singer
 
"Where's The Boy I Saved For A Rainy Day?" Singer
 
"Macumba" Singer
 
"Quittin' Time" Singer
Anita Alvarez
"April in Harrisburg" Dancer
 
"That Man and Woman Thing" Dancer
 
"Macumba" Dancer
Kirk Alyn
The Groom
Slowly I Turn
 
"Love And I" Dancer
 
Announcer
Red Rails in the Sunset
 
"Machine Age" Dancer
 
Don Carlos
L'Heure Bleu
 
Specialty Dancer
William Archibald
"That Man and Woman Thing" Singer
 
"That Man and Woman Thing" Dancer
 
Faun
Morning After of a Faun
 
"Macumba" Dancer
Maxine Barrat
"Love And I" Dancer
 
"How Did It Get So Late So Early?" Dancer
Anna Marie Barrie
"It's All In Fun" Dancer
 
"Love And I" Dancer
 
Dance Ensemble
Candido Botelho
"Brazil" Singer
Walter Cassel
"Love And I" Singer
 
"It's a Big, Wide, Wonderful World" Singer
Christopher Curtis
"It's All In Fun" Singer
 
Specialty Dancer
Fred Deming
"It's All In Fun" Dancer
 
"Love And I" Dancer
 
"My Memories Started With You" Dancer
 
Dance Ensemble
Dorothy Dennis
The Bride
Slowly I Turn
 
"My Memories Started With You" Singer
 
Specialty Dancer
Henry Dick
"It's All In Fun" Dancer
 
"Where Can I Go From You?" Dancer
 
"My Memories Started With You" Dancer
 
Newsboy
L'Heure Bleu
 
Specialty Dancer
Orpha Dickey
Miss Pindicle
Roll Out The Record
 
Nurse
Dr. Killjoy's Dilemma
 
Photographer
L'Heure Bleu
 
Specialty Dancer
Hugh Ellsworth
"It's All In Fun" Dancer
 
"Love And I" Dancer
 
"Machine Age" Dancer
 
Dance Ensemble
Eleanor Fairchild
"It's All In Fun" Dancer
 
Other Nymph
Morning After of a Faun
 
Dance Ensemble
Jane Fears
"It's All In Fun" Dancer
 
Dance Ensemble
Paul Gerrits
"Neurosis Peddler" Performer
 
"Manhattan Transfer" Announcer
Bob Herring
Man of a Chord
 
"How Did It Get So Late So Early?" Singer
 
"My Memories Started With You" Singer
Peter Holliday
Man of a Chord
 
"How Did It Get So Late So Early?" Singer
 
"My Memories Started With You" Singer
Betty Hull
"It's All In Fun" Dancer
 
Dance Ensemble
Bill Johnson
"It's All In Fun" Singer
 
"Where Can I Go From You?" Singer
 
Groom
Red Rails in the Sunset
 
"How Did It Get So Late So Early?" Singer
 
"My Memories Started With You" Singer
Jane Johnstone
"It's All In Fun" Dancer
 
"Love And I" Dancer
 
Dance Ensemble
Mildred Law
"It's All In Fun" Dancer
 
"Where Can I Go From You?" Dancer
 
"My Memories Started With You" Dancer
 
Specialty Dancer
Peggy Littlejohn
"It's All In Fun" Dancer
 
"Love And I" Dancer
 
Dance Ensemble
Ray Long
"It's All In Fun" Dancer
 
"Love And I" Dancer
 
Headwaiter
How Did It Get So Late So Early?
 
Specialty Dancer
Don Loper
"Love And I" Dancer
 
"How Did It Get So Late So Early?" Dancer
Theresa Mason
The Apparition
Young Man With A Reefer
 
Dance Ensemble
Frank Milton
Brakeman
Red Rails in the Sunset
 
Patient
Dr. Killjoy's Dilemma
 
Professor Mazotto
L'Heure Bleu
 
Dance Ensemble
David Morris
Conductor
Red Rails in the Sunset
 
Bert
Manhattan Transfer
 
Mr. Jones
A Matter of Principle
 
Dr. Killjoy
Dr. Killjoy's Dilemma
 
Waiter
L'Heure Bleu
Marie Nash
"Love And I" Singer
 
Bride
Red Rails in the Sunset
 
"April in Harrisburg" Singer
 
"How Did It Get So Late So Early?" Singer
Gertrude Nicols
"It's All In Fun" Dancer
 
Dance Ensemble
Nancy Noel
Specialty Dancer
Bob Ogelsby
Man of a Chord
 
"How Did It Get So Late So Early?" Singer
 
"My Memories Started With You" Singer
Bob Ogelsby
Man of a Chord
 
"How Did It Get So Late So Early?" Singer
 
"My Memories Started With You" Singer
Puk Paaris
Specialty Dancer
Ed Platt
Man of a Chord
 
"How Did It Get So Late So Early?" Singer
 
"My Memories Started With You" Singer
David Preston
"It's All In Fun" Dancer
 
"Love And I" Dancer
 
"April in Harrisburg" Dancer
 
"Machine Age" Dancer
 
Dance Ensemble
Roberta Ramon
"It's All In Fun" Dancer
 
Dance Ensemble
Miriam Seabold
"It's All In Fun" Dancer
 
"Love And I" Dancer
 
Other Nymph
Morning After of a Faun
 
Dance Ensemble
Dorothy Speicher
"It's All In Fun" Dancer
 
"Love And I" Dancer
 
Dance Ensemble
Beverly Whitney
Specialty Dancer
Dorothy Whitney
Specialty Dancer
Jack Whitney
"It's All In Fun" Dancer
 
"Love And I" Dancer
 
"April in Harrisburg" Dancer
 
"Machine Age" Dancer
 
Specialty Dancer
Natalie Wynn
"It's All In Fun" Dancer
 
"Love And I" Dancer
 
Cigarette Girl
L'Heure Bleu
 
Dance Ensemble
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