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Hollywood Pinafore
or the Lad Who Loved a Salary
Musical
Comedy
Original
Broadway
Opening Date
May 31, 1945
Closing Date
Jul 14, 1945
Performances
52
Musical
Comedy
Original
Broadway
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Open Date: May 31, 1945
Close Date: Jul 14, 1945
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Alvin Theatre
(May 31, 1945 - Jul 14, 1945)
Description
A musical in two acts
Setting
The Pinafore Pictures Studio in Hollywood
People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Produced by
Max Gordon
; Produced in association with
Meyer David
Music by
Sir Arthur Sullivan
; Book and Lyrics revised by
George S. Kaufman
; Based on the H.M.S. Pinafore by
W. S. Gilbert
and
Sir Arthur Sullivan
; Ballet orchestrated by
Hans Spialek
; Additional orchestrations by
Stephen Jones
Staged by
George S. Kaufman
; Choreographed by
Douglas Coudy
and
Anthony Tudor
Scenic Design by
Jo Mielziner
; Costume Design by
Kathryn Kuhn
and
Mary Percy Schenck
; Lighting Design by
Jo Mielziner
General Manager:
Ben A. Boyar
Production Supervisor:
Arnold Saint-Subber
; General Stage Manager:
Yola Miller
; Stage Manager:
Mortimer O'Brien
Conducted by
George Hirst
; Choral Assistant
Silas Engum
Press Representative:
John Peter Toohey
Sally Billings
Ensemble
Mary Alice Bingham
Ensemble
Eleanor Boleyn
Ensemble
Shirley Booth
Louhedda Hopsons
Russ Brown
Bob Beckett
John Butler
Ensemble
Dean Campbell
Ensemble
Ronald Chetwood
Ensemble
Harold Cole
Ensemble
Jack Collins
Ensemble
Helene Constantine
Ensemble
Diana Corday
Miss Gloria Mundi
Daniel De Paolo
Doorman
Annamary Dickey
Brenda Blossom
Charles S. Dubin
Ensemble
Silas Engum
Ensemble
William Gaxton
Dick Live-Eye
Florence George
Ensemble
Jane Hansen
Ensemble
Barbara Heath
Ensemble
Stanley Herbertt
Ensemble
Lucy Hillary
Ensemble
Howard Hoffman
Ensemble
Jackson Jordan
Secretary
Barry Kent
Ensemble
Josephine Lambert
Ensemble
James Mate
Ensemble
John Mathews
Ensemble
Ella Mayer
Little Miss Peggy
Margaret McKenna
Ensemble
Virginia Meyer
Ensemble
Candace Montgomery
Ensemble
Victor Moore
Joseph W. Porter
Ann Newland
Ensemble
Jeanne North
Ensemble
Shaun O'Brien
Ensemble
Regis Powers
Ensemble
Eleanor Prentiss
Secretary
Jack Purcell
Ensemble
Pamela Randell
Miss Beverly Wilshire
George Rasely
Mike Corcoran
Gilbert Russell
Ralph Rackstraw
Annette Sorell
Ensemble
Drucilla Strain
Secretary
Larry Stuart
Ensemble
Ernest Taylor
Guard
Jeffrey Warren
Ensemble
Mary Wickes
Miss Hebe
Mary Williams
Ensemble
Songs
music by
Arthur Sullivan
; lyrics by
George S. Kaufman
Act 1
Sung By
Simple Movie Folk
Miss Gloria Mundi, Miss Beverly Wilshire, Little Miss Peggy, Girls and Ensemble
Little Butter-Up
Louhedda Hopsons
An Agent's Lot Is Not a Happy One
Dick Live-Eye
A Maiden Often Seen
Ralph Rackstraw, Miss Beverly Wilshire and Ensemble
I'm a Big Director at Pinafore
Mike Corcoran and Ensemble
Here on the Lot
Brenda Blossom
Joe Porter's Car is Seen
Male Chorus and Ensemble
I Am the Monarch of the Joint
Joseph W. Porter, Miss Hebe and Ensemble
When I Was a Lad
Joseph W. Porter and Ensemble
A Writer Fills the Lowest Niche
Bob Beckett, Ralph Rackstraw, Guard and Ensemble
Never Mind the Why and Wherefore
Dick Live-Eye and Ensemble
Refrain, Audacious Scribe/ Proud Lady, Have Your Way
Ralph Rackstraw, Brenda Blossom, Miss Hebe and Ensemble
Can I Survive This Overbearing?
Dick Live-Eye, Brenda Blossom, Miss Hebe, Ralph Rackstraw, Bob Beckett and Ensemble
Act 2
Sung By
Fair Moon
Mike Corcoran
I Am the Monarch of the Joint
(Reprise)
Joseph W. Porter, Miss Hebe and Ensemble
Success Story
Ensemble
Hollywood's a Funny Place
Louhedda Hopsons and Joseph W. Porter
To Go Upon the Stage
Brenda Blossom
He Is A Movie Man
Joseph W. Porter, Dick Live-Eye and Ensemble
The Merry Maiden and the Jerk
Dick Live-Eye and Joseph W. Porter
Carefully on Tiptoe Stealing
Brenda Blossom, Ralph Rackstraw, Dick Live-Eye, Mike Corcoran and Ensemble
Pretty Daughter of Mine
Mike Corcoran, Ralph Rackstraw, Miss Hebe, Joseph W. Porter, Dick Live-Eye and Ensemble
Farewell, My Own
Ralph Rackstraw, Brenda Blossom, Miss Hebe, Joseph W. Porter, Louhedda Hopsons, Bob Beckett and Ensemble
This Town I Now Must Shake
Louhedda Hopsons and Ensemble
People
Songs
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Produced by
Max Gordon
; Produced in association with
Meyer David
Music by
Sir Arthur Sullivan
; Book and Lyrics revised by
George S. Kaufman
; Based on the H.M.S. Pinafore by
W. S. Gilbert
and
Sir Arthur Sullivan
; Ballet orchestrated by
Hans Spialek
; Additional orchestrations by
Stephen Jones
Staged by
George S. Kaufman
; Choreographed by
Douglas Coudy
and
Anthony Tudor
Scenic Design by
Jo Mielziner
; Costume Design by
Kathryn Kuhn
and
Mary Percy Schenck
; Lighting Design by
Jo Mielziner
General Manager:
Ben A. Boyar
Production Supervisor:
Arnold Saint-Subber
; General Stage Manager:
Yola Miller
; Stage Manager:
Mortimer O'Brien
Conducted by
George Hirst
; Choral Assistant
Silas Engum
Press Representative:
John Peter Toohey
Sally Billings
Ensemble
Mary Alice Bingham
Ensemble
Eleanor Boleyn
Ensemble
Shirley Booth
Louhedda Hopsons
Russ Brown
Bob Beckett
John Butler
Ensemble
Dean Campbell
Ensemble
Ronald Chetwood
Ensemble
Harold Cole
Ensemble
Jack Collins
Ensemble
Helene Constantine
Ensemble
Diana Corday
Miss Gloria Mundi
Daniel De Paolo
Doorman
Annamary Dickey
Brenda Blossom
Charles S. Dubin
Ensemble
Silas Engum
Ensemble
William Gaxton
Dick Live-Eye
Florence George
Ensemble
Jane Hansen
Ensemble
Barbara Heath
Ensemble
Stanley Herbertt
Ensemble
Lucy Hillary
Ensemble
Howard Hoffman
Ensemble
Jackson Jordan
Secretary
Barry Kent
Ensemble
Josephine Lambert
Ensemble
James Mate
Ensemble
John Mathews
Ensemble
Ella Mayer
Little Miss Peggy
Margaret McKenna
Ensemble
Virginia Meyer
Ensemble
Candace Montgomery
Ensemble
Victor Moore
Joseph W. Porter
Ann Newland
Ensemble
Jeanne North
Ensemble
Shaun O'Brien
Ensemble
Regis Powers
Ensemble
Eleanor Prentiss
Secretary
Jack Purcell
Ensemble
Pamela Randell
Miss Beverly Wilshire
George Rasely
Mike Corcoran
Gilbert Russell
Ralph Rackstraw
Annette Sorell
Ensemble
Drucilla Strain
Secretary
Larry Stuart
Ensemble
Ernest Taylor
Guard
Jeffrey Warren
Ensemble
Mary Wickes
Miss Hebe
Mary Williams
Ensemble
music by
Arthur Sullivan
; lyrics by
George S. Kaufman
Act 1
Sung By
Simple Movie Folk
Miss Gloria Mundi, Miss Beverly Wilshire, Little Miss Peggy, Girls and Ensemble
Little Butter-Up
Louhedda Hopsons
An Agent's Lot Is Not a Happy One
Dick Live-Eye
A Maiden Often Seen
Ralph Rackstraw, Miss Beverly Wilshire and Ensemble
I'm a Big Director at Pinafore
Mike Corcoran and Ensemble
Here on the Lot
Brenda Blossom
Joe Porter's Car is Seen
Male Chorus and Ensemble
I Am the Monarch of the Joint
Joseph W. Porter, Miss Hebe and Ensemble
When I Was a Lad
Joseph W. Porter and Ensemble
A Writer Fills the Lowest Niche
Bob Beckett, Ralph Rackstraw, Guard and Ensemble
Never Mind the Why and Wherefore
Dick Live-Eye and Ensemble
Refrain, Audacious Scribe/ Proud Lady, Have Your Way
Ralph Rackstraw, Brenda Blossom, Miss Hebe and Ensemble
Can I Survive This Overbearing?
Dick Live-Eye, Brenda Blossom, Miss Hebe, Ralph Rackstraw, Bob Beckett and Ensemble
Act 2
Sung By
Fair Moon
Mike Corcoran
I Am the Monarch of the Joint
(Reprise)
Joseph W. Porter, Miss Hebe and Ensemble
Success Story
Ensemble
Hollywood's a Funny Place
Louhedda Hopsons and Joseph W. Porter
To Go Upon the Stage
Brenda Blossom
He Is A Movie Man
Joseph W. Porter, Dick Live-Eye and Ensemble
The Merry Maiden and the Jerk
Dick Live-Eye and Joseph W. Porter
Carefully on Tiptoe Stealing
Brenda Blossom, Ralph Rackstraw, Dick Live-Eye, Mike Corcoran and Ensemble
Pretty Daughter of Mine
Mike Corcoran, Ralph Rackstraw, Miss Hebe, Joseph W. Porter, Dick Live-Eye and Ensemble
Farewell, My Own
Ralph Rackstraw, Brenda Blossom, Miss Hebe, Joseph W. Porter, Louhedda Hopsons, Bob Beckett and Ensemble
This Town I Now Must Shake
Louhedda Hopsons and Ensemble
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