Park Avenue
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Nov 04, 1946
Closing Date
Jan 04, 1947
Performances
72
MusicalComedyOriginalBroadway
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
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PeopleProduced by Max GordonBook by Nunnally Johnson and George S. Kaufman; Music by Arthur Schwartz; Lyrics by Ira Gershwin; Music orchestrated by Don Walker; Vocal direction and musical adaptation for dances by Clay WarnickBook directed by George S. Kaufman; Dances and musical numbers by Helen TamirisScenic Design by Donald Oenslager; All gowns, except Miss Corbett's, designed by Tina Leser; Lighting Design by Donald OenslagerGeneral Manager: Ben A. Boyar; Company Manager: Michael GoldreyerProduction Supervisor: Arnold Saint-Subber; Stage Manager: Barbara Adams; Assistant Stage Mgr: Randell HendersonConducted by Charles Sanford; Assistant to Miss Tamiris: Dorothy Bird and Daniel Nagrin; Orchestra Personnel: Al PearlAssistant to Mr. Oenslager: Charles Elson; Assistant to Miss Leser: KasiaGeneral Press Representative: Nat Dorfman; Associate Press Representative: Marian Byram; Advertising: Kenneth Gray
Shubert Theatre (Nov 04, 1946 - Jan 04, 1947)
Cast
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Songsmusic by Arthur Schwartz; lyrics by Ira GershwinAct 1Sung ByTomorrow Is the TimeMrs. Laura Woods and BridesmaidsFor the Life of MeNed Scott and Madge BennettThe Dew Was on the RoseMrs. Sybil Bennett, Ogden Bennett, Reggie Fox, Richard Nelson and Charles CrowellDon't Be a Woman If You CanMrs. Betty Nelson, Mrs. Elsa Crowell and Mrs. Myra FoxSweet NevadaMrs. Sybil Bennett and Mr. MeachemThere's No Holding MeMadge Bennett and Ned ScottThe Dew Was on the Rose (Reprise)Mrs. Sybil Bennett and Ogden BennettThere's Nothing Like Marriage for PeopleEntire CompanyAct 2Sung ByHope for the BestTed Woods, Bridesmaids and James MeredithMy Son-in-LawMrs. Sybil Bennett, Madge Bennett and Richard NelsonLand of OpportunitiesOgden Bennett, Richard Nelson, Reggie Fox and Charles CrowellGoodbye to All ThatMadge Bennett and Ned ScottEchoTed Woods, Mrs. Laura Woods, James Meredith, Mrs. Beverly Meredith and Bridesmaids
Produced by Max Gordon
Book by Nunnally Johnson and George S. Kaufman; Music by Arthur Schwartz; Lyrics by Ira Gershwin; Music orchestrated by Don Walker; Vocal direction and musical adaptation for dances by Clay Warnick
Book directed by George S. Kaufman; Dances and musical numbers by Helen Tamiris
Scenic Design by Donald Oenslager; All gowns, except Miss Corbett's, designed by Tina Leser; Lighting Design by Donald Oenslager
General Manager: Ben A. Boyar; Company Manager: Michael Goldreyer
Production Supervisor: Arnold Saint-Subber; Stage Manager: Barbara Adams; Assistant Stage Mgr: Randell Henderson
Conducted by Charles Sanford; Assistant to Miss Tamiris: Dorothy Bird and Daniel Nagrin; Orchestra Personnel: Al Pearl
Assistant to Mr. Oenslager: Charles Elson; Assistant to Miss Leser: Kasia
General Press Representative: Nat Dorfman; Associate Press Representative: Marian Byram; Advertising: Kenneth Gray
Shubert Theatre (Nov 04, 1946 - Jan 04, 1947)
Cast
music by Arthur Schwartz; lyrics by Ira Gershwin
Act 1
Sung By
Tomorrow Is the Time
Mrs. Laura Woods and Bridesmaids
For the Life of Me
Ned Scott and Madge Bennett
The Dew Was on the Rose
Mrs. Sybil Bennett, Ogden Bennett, Reggie Fox, Richard Nelson and Charles Crowell
Don't Be a Woman If You Can
Mrs. Betty Nelson, Mrs. Elsa Crowell and Mrs. Myra Fox
Sweet Nevada
Mrs. Sybil Bennett and Mr. Meachem
There's No Holding Me
Madge Bennett and Ned Scott
The Dew Was on the Rose
(Reprise)
Mrs. Sybil Bennett and Ogden Bennett
There's Nothing Like Marriage for People
Entire Company
Act 2
Sung By
Hope for the Best
Ted Woods, Bridesmaids and James Meredith
My Son-in-Law
Mrs. Sybil Bennett, Madge Bennett and Richard Nelson
Land of Opportunities
Ogden Bennett, Richard Nelson, Reggie Fox and Charles Crowell
Goodbye to All That
Madge Bennett and Ned Scott
Echo
Ted Woods, Mrs. Laura Woods, James Meredith, Mrs. Beverly Meredith and Bridesmaids
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