MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
May 28, 1953
Closing Date
Apr 03, 1954
Performances
358
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Theatres
Majestic Theatre
(May 28, 1953 - Apr 03, 1954)
Setting
In and around the theatre in which "Me and Juliet" is currently playing.
Media
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Theatre Owned by The Shubert Organization; Theatre Operated by Magoro Operating Corporation
Produced by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II
Music by Richard Rodgers; Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II; Book by Oscar Hammerstein II; Vocal arrangements by Don Walker; Music orchestrated by Don Walker; Musical Director: Salvatore Dell'Isola; Ballet arrangements: Roger Adams; Assistant to Mr. Dell'Isola: Robert Stanley
Directed by George Abbott; Dances and Musical Numbers Staged by Robert Alton
Scenic Design by Jo Mielziner; Costume Design by Irene Sharaff; Lighting Design by Jo Mielziner; Assistant Designer to Mr. Mielziner: John Harvey
General Manager: Morris Jacobs; Company Manager: Maurice Winters
Production Supervisor: Jerome Whyte; General Stage Manager: Charles Atkin; Stage Manager: Beau Tilden; Assistant Stage Mgr: James Hammerstein
Orchestra Personnel Manager: Sol Gusikoff; Music Copyist: Mathilde Pincus
General Press Representative: Michel Mok; Press Representative: Peggy Phillips and Frank Goodman; Casting: John Fearnley; Assistant Casting: Barbara Wolferman; Advertising: Lawrence Weiner; Assistant to Mr. Rodgers: Margot Hopkins; Assistant to Mr. Hammerstein: Mary Steele; Assistant to Mr. Alton: Ernest Flatt
Lance Avant
Dancing Ensemble
Isabel Bigley
Jeanie
Chorus Singer
Francine Bond
Sadie
an Usher
 
Dancing Ensemble
Betty Buday
Dancing Ensemble
Barbara Carroll
Chris
Rehearsal Piano Player
Adele Castle
Singing Ensemble
Mark Dawson
Bob
Electrician
Grant Delaney
Dancing Ensemble
Jack Drummond
Singing Ensemble
John Ford
Singing Ensemble
Bob Fortier
Jim (Don Juan)
Principal Dancer
John George
Dancing Ensemble
Penny Ann Green
Dancing Ensemble
Randy Hall
George
2nd Assistant Stage Manager
Henry Hamilton
Voice of Mr. Harrison
Producer
 
Singing Ensemble
Gwen Harmon
Miss Oxford
a Bit Player
 
Singing Ensemble
Lorraine Havercroft
Mildred
another Usher
 
Dancing Ensemble
Bill Hayes
Larry
Assistant Stage Manager
Richard Hermany
Singing Ensemble
George S. Irving
Dario
Conductor
Patty Ann Jackson
Monica
Chorus Dancer
 
Dancing Ensemble
Jackie Kelk
Herbie
Candy Counter Boy
Helene Keller
Dancing Ensemble
Warren Kemmerling
Singing Ensemble
Michael King
Michael
a Chorus Boy
 
Singing Ensemble
Jack Konzal
Dancing Ensemble
Lucia Lambert
Dancing Ensemble
Larry Laurence
Singing Ensemble
Joe Lautner
Ruby
Company Manager
Harriet Leigh
Dancing Ensemble
Sonya Lindgren
Dancing Ensemble
Ralph Linn
Ralph
Alley Dancer
 
Dancing Ensemble
Elizabeth Logue
Dancing Ensemble
Susan Lovell
Another Theatre Patron
 
Singing Ensemble
Shirley MacLaine
Dancing Ensemble
Therese Mari
Singing Ensemble
Arthur Maxwell
Charlie (Me)
Featured Lead
Joan McCracken
Betty
successor to Susie as Principal Dancer
Svetlana McLee
Susie (Carmen)
Principal Dancer
Buzz Miller
Buzz
Principal Dancer
Cheryl Parker
Dancing Ensemble
Eddie Pfeiffer
Dancing Ensemble
Edwin Philips
Sidney
Electrician
Jack Rains
Singing Ensemble
Georgia Reed
Singing Ensemble
Deborah Remsen
Voice of Miss Davenport
Choreographer
 
Singing Ensemble
Augustin Rodriguez
Dancing Ensemble
Joe Schulman
Stu
Bass Fiddle Player
Helena Scott
Lily (Juliet)
Singing Principal
Thelma Scott
Singing Ensemble
Dorothy Silverherz
Dancing Ensemble
Barbara Lee Smith
A Theatre Patron
 
Singing Ensemble
Bob St. Clair
Dancing Ensemble
Thelma Tadlock
Marcia
another aspirant for a dancing part
 
Dancing Ensemble
Norma Thornton
Hilda
an aspirant for a dancing part
 
Dancing Ensemble
Janyce Ann Wagner
Dancing Ensemble
Ray Walston
Mac
Stage Manager
Herbert Wasserman
Milton
Drummer
William Weber
Dancing Ensemble
Rosemary Williams
Dancing Ensemble
Understudies: Lance Avant (Jim (Don Juan)), Francine Bond (Betty), Jack Drummond (Sidney), Henry Hamilton (Ruby, Dario), Warren Kemmerling (Bob), Michael King (Larry), Larry Laurence (Mac), Ralph Linn (Herbie, Buzz), Jack Rains (Charlie (Me)), Georgia Reed (Lily (Juliet)), Deborah Remsen (Jeanie) and Thelma Tadlock (Susie (Carmen))
Act 1
Sung By
A Very Special Day
Jeanie and Trio
That's The Way It Happens
Jeanie and Trio
That's The Way It Happens (Reprise)
Larry
Dance Impromptu
Chorus, George and Trio
Overture to "Me and Juliet"
Dario and Orchestra
Opening of "Me and Juliet"
Lily (Juliet), Jim (Don Juan), Susie (Carmen) and Charlie (Me)
Marriage Type Love
Charlie (Me), Lily (Juliet) and Singers
Keep It Gay
Bob, Jim (Don Juan) and Chorus
Keep It Gay (Reprise)
Betty and Buzz
The Big, Black Giant
Larry
No Other Love
Jeanie and Larry
The Big, Black Giant (Reprise)
Ruby
It's Me
Betty and Jeanie
First Act Finale of "Me and Juliet"
Lily (Juliet), Betty, Charlie (Me), Jim (Don Juan), Jeanie and Chorus
Act 2
Sung By
Intermission Talk
Herbie and Chorus
It Feels Good
Bob
Sequence in Second Act of "Me and Juliet"
Charlie (Me), Jim (Don Juan), Lily (Juliet) and Dancers
The Baby You Love
Lily (Juliet) and Dancers
We Deserve Each Other
Betty, Jim (Don Juan) and Chorus
I'm Your Girl
Jeanie and Larry
Second Act Finale of "Me and Juliet"
Charlie (Me), Lily (Juliet), Betty, Jim (Don Juan) and Chorus
Finale of Our Play
Entire Company
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