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Leonard Sillman's New Faces of 1952
Musical
Revue
Original
Broadway
Opening Date
May 16, 1952
Closing Date
Mar 28, 1953
Performances
365
Musical
Revue
Original
Broadway
Open Date: May 16, 1952
Close Date: Mar 28, 1953
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Is Final Week:
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Theatres
Royale Theatre
(May 16, 1952 - Mar 28, 1953)
People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Theatre Owned by
The Shubert Organization
; Theatre Operated by the
Magoro Operating Corporation
Produced by
Leonard Sillman
Featuring songs by
Ronny Graham
,
Arthur Siegel
,
June Carroll
,
Sheldon Harnick
,
Michael Brown
,
Murray Grand
and
Francis Lemarque
; Featuring songs with lyrics by
Ronny Graham
,
Arthur Siegel
,
June Carroll
,
Sheldon Harnick
,
Michael Brown
,
Elisse Boyd
,
Alan Melville
,
Herbert Farjeon
,
Francis Lemarque
and
Peter DeVries
; Sketches by
Ronny Graham
and
Melvin Brooks
; Additional text by
Peter DeVries
,
Roger Price
,
Alan Melville
,
Paul Lynde
,
Luther Davis
and
John Cleveland
; Musical Director:
Anton Coppola
; Music orchestrated by
Ted Royal
; Special orchestration by
Anton Coppola
Conceived by
John Murray Anderson
; Staged by
John Murray Anderson
; Sketches directed by
John Beal
; Musical Staging by
Richard Barstow
; Production Supervised by
Leonard Sillman
; Choreographed by
Richard Barstow
Scenic Design by
Raoul Pène Du Bois
; Costume Design by
Thomas Becher
and
Raoul Pène Du Bois
; Assistant to Mr. du Bois:
Mason Arvold
; Assistant to Mr. Becher:
Jocelyn
General Manager:
Elias Goldin
Production Stage Manager:
Arthur Barkow
; Stage Manager:
Morty Halpern
; Assistant Stage Mgr:
Clark Ranger
Orchestra Manager:
Meyer Davis
National Press Representative:
Bill Doll & Company, Inc.
; Assistant to the Producer:
Jacqueline Adams
and
J. M. Stern
; Asst. to the Choreographer:
Edith Barstow
Virginia Bosler
Nanty
Lavinia, the Girl
Featured Dancer
Townsperson
Poor Kid
June Carroll
Featured Singer
Miss Leigh
Lavinia
Featured Dancer
Dorothy
Woman
Stenographer
Robert Clary
Pierre
Featured Singer
Boy
Croupier
Allen Conroy
Highlander
Guest
Policeman
Featured Dancer
Townsperson
Featured Performer
Polyniesan Man
Virginia de Luce
Girl
Guest
Featured Dancer
Townsperson
Switchboard Operator
A Blonde
Michael Dominico
Guest
Featured Dancer
Townsperson
Rich Kid
Alice Ghostley
Lady Sylvia Malpractice
Featured Singer
Mother
Marcella
Mae
Elsie
Madame Flora
John Jerome's Wife
Ronny Graham
Dazz Rocco
Sir Laurence
Featured Performer
Stanley
Featured Singer
Toby
Reader
John Jerome
Patricia Hammerlee
Girl
Simple
Featured Dancer
Lizzie
Featured Performer
Huntress
Eartha Kitt
Featured Singer
Featured Dancer
Polynesian Girl
Joe Lautner
Senator Marble
Sir Militant Malpractice
Father
The Father
Introduction
Featured Singer
District Attorney
Man
Featured Performer
Carol Lawrence
Featured Dancer
Townsperson
Gussie
Moroccan Girl
Paul Lynde
Counsellor Holly
Sir Solemnity Sourpuss
Harry
Featured Dancer
Judge
The Explorer
Featured Performer
Bill Mullikin
Senator Hutchinson
Reporter
Call Boy
Brother
Featured Dancer
Man
Candy Vendor
Featured Performer
Chorus
Carol Nelson
Marcella, the Girl
Featured Dancer
Townsperson
Rich Kid
A Mademoiselle
Rosemary O'Reilly
Girl
Featured Singer
Maid
The Mother
Wife
Townsperson
Miss Logan
Featured Performer
Effie
Jimmy Russell
A Policeman
John
Policeman
Featured Dancer
Husband
Townsperson
Poor Kid
The Man
Understudies:
Lance Avant
,
Jimmie Komack
,
Dorothy Love
,
Clark Ranger
and
Dinnie Smith
Songs
Act 1
Sung By
Crazy, Man!
Counsellor Holly, Senator Marble, Senator Hutchinson, A Policeman and Dazz Rocco
Lucky Pierre
Pierre, Reporter and Chorus
Guess Who I Saw Today
Resoration Piece
Lady Sylvia Malpractice, Simple, Sir Solemnity Sourpuss and Sir Militant Malpractice
Love Is A Simpler Thing
Boston Beguine
The Bard and the Beard
Miss Leigh, Sir Laurence, Call Boy and Maid
Nanty Puts Her Hair Up
Nanty, Father, Mother, Brother and Highlander
Oedipus Goes South
Time for Tea
Marcella, Lavinia, Lavinia, the Girl, Marcella, the Girl, Mother, Father, John and Guest
Bal Petit Bal
Of Fathers and Sons
Mae, Harry, Stanley and Policeman
Three For The Road
Introduction and Chorus
Take Off the Mask
Act 2
Sung By
Don't Fall Asleep
Wife and Husband
After Canasta--What?
Dorothy and Elsie
Lizzie Borden
Townsperson, Man, Judge, Lizzie and District Attorney
I'm In Love With Miss Logan
Boy, Miss Logan and Man
Trip of the Month
The Explorer
Penny Candy
Woman, Gussie, Poor Kid, Rich Kid and Candy Vendor
Convention Bound
Whither America? (Another Revival?)
Switchboard Operator, Stenographer and Man
Monotonous
The Great American Opera
Toby, Madame Flora and Effie
Awards
Theatre World
Award
1952 Recipient
Ronny Graham
and
Virginia de Luce
People
Songs
Awards
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Theatre Owned by
The Shubert Organization
; Theatre Operated by the
Magoro Operating Corporation
Produced by
Leonard Sillman
Featuring songs by
Ronny Graham
,
Arthur Siegel
,
June Carroll
,
Sheldon Harnick
,
Michael Brown
,
Murray Grand
and
Francis Lemarque
; Featuring songs with lyrics by
Ronny Graham
,
Arthur Siegel
,
June Carroll
,
Sheldon Harnick
,
Michael Brown
,
Elisse Boyd
,
Alan Melville
,
Herbert Farjeon
,
Francis Lemarque
and
Peter DeVries
; Sketches by
Ronny Graham
and
Melvin Brooks
; Additional text by
Peter DeVries
,
Roger Price
,
Alan Melville
,
Paul Lynde
,
Luther Davis
and
John Cleveland
; Musical Director:
Anton Coppola
; Music orchestrated by
Ted Royal
; Special orchestration by
Anton Coppola
Conceived by
John Murray Anderson
; Staged by
John Murray Anderson
; Sketches directed by
John Beal
; Musical Staging by
Richard Barstow
; Production Supervised by
Leonard Sillman
; Choreographed by
Richard Barstow
Scenic Design by
Raoul Pène Du Bois
; Costume Design by
Thomas Becher
and
Raoul Pène Du Bois
; Assistant to Mr. du Bois:
Mason Arvold
; Assistant to Mr. Becher:
Jocelyn
General Manager:
Elias Goldin
Production Stage Manager:
Arthur Barkow
; Stage Manager:
Morty Halpern
; Assistant Stage Mgr:
Clark Ranger
Orchestra Manager:
Meyer Davis
National Press Representative:
Bill Doll & Company, Inc.
; Assistant to the Producer:
Jacqueline Adams
and
J. M. Stern
; Asst. to the Choreographer:
Edith Barstow
Virginia Bosler
Nanty
Lavinia, the Girl
Featured Dancer
Townsperson
Poor Kid
June Carroll
Featured Singer
Miss Leigh
Lavinia
Featured Dancer
Dorothy
Woman
Stenographer
Robert Clary
Pierre
Featured Singer
Boy
Croupier
Allen Conroy
Highlander
Guest
Policeman
Featured Dancer
Townsperson
Featured Performer
Polyniesan Man
Virginia de Luce
Girl
Guest
Featured Dancer
Townsperson
Switchboard Operator
A Blonde
Michael Dominico
Guest
Featured Dancer
Townsperson
Rich Kid
Alice Ghostley
Lady Sylvia Malpractice
Featured Singer
Mother
Marcella
Mae
Elsie
Madame Flora
John Jerome's Wife
Ronny Graham
Dazz Rocco
Sir Laurence
Featured Performer
Stanley
Featured Singer
Toby
Reader
John Jerome
Patricia Hammerlee
Girl
Simple
Featured Dancer
Lizzie
Featured Performer
Huntress
Eartha Kitt
Featured Singer
Featured Dancer
Polynesian Girl
Joe Lautner
Senator Marble
Sir Militant Malpractice
Father
The Father
Introduction
Featured Singer
District Attorney
Man
Featured Performer
Carol Lawrence
Featured Dancer
Townsperson
Gussie
Moroccan Girl
Paul Lynde
Counsellor Holly
Sir Solemnity Sourpuss
Harry
Featured Dancer
Judge
The Explorer
Featured Performer
Bill Mullikin
Senator Hutchinson
Reporter
Call Boy
Brother
Featured Dancer
Man
Candy Vendor
Featured Performer
Chorus
Carol Nelson
Marcella, the Girl
Featured Dancer
Townsperson
Rich Kid
A Mademoiselle
Rosemary O'Reilly
Girl
Featured Singer
Maid
The Mother
Wife
Townsperson
Miss Logan
Featured Performer
Effie
Jimmy Russell
A Policeman
John
Policeman
Featured Dancer
Husband
Townsperson
Poor Kid
The Man
Understudies:
Lance Avant
,
Jimmie Komack
,
Dorothy Love
,
Clark Ranger
and
Dinnie Smith
Act 1
Sung By
Crazy, Man!
Counsellor Holly, Senator Marble, Senator Hutchinson, A Policeman and Dazz Rocco
Lucky Pierre
Pierre, Reporter and Chorus
Guess Who I Saw Today
Resoration Piece
Lady Sylvia Malpractice, Simple, Sir Solemnity Sourpuss and Sir Militant Malpractice
Love Is A Simpler Thing
Boston Beguine
The Bard and the Beard
Miss Leigh, Sir Laurence, Call Boy and Maid
Nanty Puts Her Hair Up
Nanty, Father, Mother, Brother and Highlander
Oedipus Goes South
Time for Tea
Marcella, Lavinia, Lavinia, the Girl, Marcella, the Girl, Mother, Father, John and Guest
Bal Petit Bal
Of Fathers and Sons
Mae, Harry, Stanley and Policeman
Three For The Road
Introduction and Chorus
Take Off the Mask
Act 2
Sung By
Don't Fall Asleep
Wife and Husband
After Canasta--What?
Dorothy and Elsie
Lizzie Borden
Townsperson, Man, Judge, Lizzie and District Attorney
I'm In Love With Miss Logan
Boy, Miss Logan and Man
Trip of the Month
The Explorer
Penny Candy
Woman, Gussie, Poor Kid, Rich Kid and Candy Vendor
Convention Bound
Whither America? (Another Revival?)
Switchboard Operator, Stenographer and Man
Monotonous
The Great American Opera
Toby, Madame Flora and Effie
Theatre World
Award
1952 Recipient
Ronny Graham
and
Virginia de Luce
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