PlayFarceOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Oct 23, 1935
Closing Date
Dec 1935
Performances
45
PlayFarceOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Morosco Theatre
(Oct 23, 1935 - Dec 1935)
Setting
The Gibbons' Home in Tennessee; Elevator Corridor in Empire Building, New York; Private Office of Horace J. Swan; Back Room at 138 West 30th Street, A Stage.
Produced by George Bushar and John Tuerk
Written by Bertrand Robinson and Maxwell Hawkins
Staged by Edward Clarke Lilley
Scenic Design by John Root
Arling Alcine
Editor Fitch
Minnette Barrett
Third Woman
 
Woman Visitor
Claribel Bressel
Claribel Gibbons
Henry Brooks
Clerk
Charles D. Brown
J.J. Smith
Elisha Cook, Jr.
Russell Gibbons
Nonnie Edwards
Nonnie Gibbons
Edward Emerson
Bus Guide
 
Charlie
Bruce Evans
Photographer
 
Jonathan Foster
Charles Halton
Horace P. Swan
Paul Huber
Lieutenant Fiore
Elaine Ivans
Stenographer
 
Magnolia
John M. James
First Husband
 
Radio Actor
F. Charles Keane
Hank Gibbons
 
Dolan
Karl Kohrs
Second Business Man
John Kries
John Gibbons
 
Freddie
Edward Lissman
Orchestra Leader
Lenore Lonergan
Lenore Gibbons
Lester Lonergan, III
Lester Gibbons
 
Page Boy
May Marshal
Milly
 
Fourth Woman
Grace Mills
Martha Gibbons
 
Mrs. Finkelstein
Robert E. Perry
Professor Wheeler
Donald Randolph
B. Wellington Carlisle
R. Birrell Rawls
Bud Gibbons
Mary Rogers
Phyllis
Gay Seabrook
Grace
Edith Shayne
First Woman
Jean Shelby
Mrs. Forsythe
 
Mrs. Whetmore
Walter Wagner
Elevator Starter
Frank Watts
Second Husband
Minna Watts
Second Woman
Foster J. Williams
Tenant
 
Clancy
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