She Loves Me Not

PlayComedyOriginalBroadway

Opening Date

Nov 20, 1933

Closing Date

Sep 22, 1934

Performances

360

PlayComedyOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.

Theatres

46th Street Theatre
(Nov 20, 1933 - Sep 22, 1934)

Description

A play in two acts

Setting

Philadelpha, Princeton; New York City; Detroit and Washington.

People
- Production Staff
- Opening Night Cast
Produced by Dwight Deere Wiman and Tom Weatherly

Written by Howard Lindsay; from a novel by Edward Hope; A Song or Two By Arthur Schwartz; A Song or Two By Edward Heyman

Staged by Howard Lindsay

Scenic Design by Raymond Sovey

General Manager: Forrest C. Haring; Company Manager: J. H. DelBondio

Stage Manager: Randall O'Neill; Associate Stage Mgr: Robert Bentzen, Andy Anderson and DeLancey Cleveland

Press Representative: Elise Chisholm

Allan Allen

Senator Gray
of Washington D.C.

Andy Anderson

Assistant Camera Man
of New York

John Beal

Paul Lawton
of Princeton

Harry Bellaver

Mugg Schnitzel
of Philadelphia

Robert Bentzen

A Camera Man
of New York

Frances Brandt

Mrs. Arbuthnot
of New York

Charles D. Brown

A. Augustus McNeal
of New York

Jane Buchanan

Frances Arbuthnot
of New York

Helen Buck

Stenographer
of Detroit

Jack Byrne

Baldy O'Mara
of Princeton

DeLancey Cleveland

Assistant Camera Man
of New York

Jerome Daley

J. Thorval Jones
of New York

John T. Dwyer

Marshall Mercer
of Princeton

Edward M. Favor

A Father

Harold P. Flick

Joseph Arkle
of New York

John M. Kline

Charles M. Lawton
of Detroit

Ralph J. Locke

J.B.
of Philadelphia

Burgess Meredith

Buzz Jones
of Princeton

Caroline Morrison

A Housekeeper
of Princeton

Philip Ober

Henry Broughton
of Princeton

Maude Odell

A Mother

Randall O'Neill

Joseph Arkle
of New York

Florence Rice

Midge Mercer
of Princeton

Frederic Voight

Phillip Laval
of Princeton

Polly Walters

Curley Flagg
of Philadelphia

Nelson West

A Jailer
of Princeton

Gerrie Worthing

A Stenographer
of Philadelphia
Songs

music by Arthur Schwartz; lyrics by Edward Heyman

She Loves Me Not

After All You're All I'm After

People
Songs

Production Staff
Opening Night Cast

Produced by Dwight Deere Wiman and Tom Weatherly

Written by Howard Lindsay; from a novel by Edward Hope; A Song or Two By Arthur Schwartz; A Song or Two By Edward Heyman

Staged by Howard Lindsay

Scenic Design by Raymond Sovey

General Manager: Forrest C. Haring; Company Manager: J. H. DelBondio

Stage Manager: Randall O'Neill; Associate Stage Mgr: Robert Bentzen, Andy Anderson and DeLancey Cleveland

Press Representative: Elise Chisholm

Allan Allen

Senator Gray

of Washington D.C.

Andy Anderson

Assistant Camera Man

of New York

John Beal

Paul Lawton

of Princeton

Harry Bellaver

Mugg Schnitzel

of Philadelphia

Robert Bentzen

A Camera Man

of New York

Frances Brandt

Mrs. Arbuthnot

of New York

Charles D. Brown

A. Augustus McNeal

of New York

Jane Buchanan

Frances Arbuthnot

of New York

Helen Buck

Stenographer

of Detroit

Jack Byrne

Baldy O'Mara

of Princeton

DeLancey Cleveland

Assistant Camera Man

of New York

Jerome Daley

J. Thorval Jones

of New York

John T. Dwyer

Marshall Mercer

of Princeton

Edward M. Favor

A Father

Harold P. Flick

Joseph Arkle

of New York

John M. Kline

Charles M. Lawton

of Detroit

Ralph J. Locke

J.B.

of Philadelphia

Burgess Meredith

Buzz Jones

of Princeton

Caroline Morrison

A Housekeeper

of Princeton

Philip Ober

Henry Broughton

of Princeton

Maude Odell

A Mother

Randall O'Neill

Joseph Arkle

of New York

Florence Rice

Midge Mercer

of Princeton

Frederic Voight

Phillip Laval

of Princeton

Polly Walters

Curley Flagg

of Philadelphia

Nelson West

A Jailer

of Princeton

Gerrie Worthing

A Stenographer

of Philadelphia

music by Arthur Schwartz; lyrics by Edward Heyman

She Loves Me Not

After All You're All I'm After

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