Shows
People
Theatres
Awards
search
menu
The Andersonville Trial
Play
Original
Broadway
Opening Date
Dec 29, 1959
Closing Date
Jun 01, 1960
Performances
179
Play
Original
Broadway
External Links
Shop
Open Date: Dec 29, 1959
Close Date: Jun 01, 1960
Closed Flag: n
Is Final Week:
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Theatres
Henry Miller's Theatre
(Dec 29, 1959 - Jun 01, 1960)
Description
A play in two acts
Setting
The United States Court of Claims, Washington, D.C. (This Courtroom was "borrowed" by The Military Commission to provide, in this unusual instance, space for the public.) August, 1865.
People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Replacements
Henry Miller's Theatre General Manager:
George Banyai
Produced by
William Darrid
,
Eleanore Saidenberg
and
Daniel Hollywood
Written by
Saul Levitt
; Incidental music by
Henry Nemo
; Lyrics by
Henry Nemo
Directed by
José Ferrer
Scenic Design by
Will Steven Armstrong
; Lighting Design by
Will Steven Armstrong
; Assistant to the Designer:
Peter Wingate
General Manager:
Irving Cooper
Production Stage Manager:
Morty Halpern
; Stage Manager:
Julian Barry
Press Representative:
Frank Goodman
and
Ben Washer
; Advertising:
Ingram Ash
; Assistant to the Director:
Vincent Donahue
; Assistant to the Producer:
Shirley Farmer
Herbert Berghof
Henry Wirz
The Defendant
Albert Dekker
Otis H. Baker
The Defense Counsel
George C. Scott
Lt. Col. N. P. Chipman
The Judge Advocate
Robert Carroll
Lt. Col. Chandler
Robert Gerringer
Jasper Culver
Russell Hardie
General Lew Wallace
President of the Court
Ian Keith
Dr. John C. Bates
James Arenton
Louis Schade
Assistant Defense Counse
Robert Burr
Lieutenant
Clerk of the Court
Clifford Carpenter
General Mott
Assisting Judge
Robert Downey
Union Soldier
Lou Frizzell
Union Soldier
Taylor Graves
General Thomas
Assisting Judge
James Greene
James H. Davidson
Al Henderson
Captain Williams
Douglas Herrick
Dr. C. M. Ford
Prison Surgeon
William Hussung
General Ballier
Assisting Judge
John Leslie
General Geary
Assisting Judge
Robert Mayer
Newspaperman
Freeman Meskimen
Colonel Stibbs
Assisting Judge
Moultrie Patten
Ambrose Spencer
Owen Pavitt
General Fessenden
Assisting Judge
Richard Poston
Newspaperman
William Scharf
Newspaperman
Archie Smith
Colonel Allcock
Assisting Judge
Frank Sutton
George W. Gray
Martin West
Union Soldier
Howard Wierum
Major D. Hosmer
Assistant Judge Advocate
Understudies:
Robert Burr
(Lt. Col. N. P. Chipman),
Clifford Carpenter
(Dr. C. M. Ford),
Lou Frizzell
(Jasper Culver),
Al Henderson
(George W. Gray),
William Hussung
(Otis H. Baker),
John Leslie
(Dr. John C. Bates),
Freeman Meskimen
(Captain Williams),
Owen Pavitt
(General Lew Wallace),
Richard Poston
(Lt. Col. Chandler, Louis Schade),
Reuben Singer
(Henry Wirz) and
Archie Smith
(James H. Davidson)
Henry Miller's Theatre
(Dec 29, 1959 - Jun 01, 1960)
Cast
Robert Burr
Lt. Col. N. P. Chipman
The Judge Advocate
Douglas Herrick
Dr. John C. Bates
Awards
Tony Award®
Best Actor in Play
1960 Nominee
George C. Scott
People
Awards
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Replacements
Henry Miller's Theatre General Manager:
George Banyai
Produced by
William Darrid
,
Eleanore Saidenberg
and
Daniel Hollywood
Written by
Saul Levitt
; Incidental music by
Henry Nemo
; Lyrics by
Henry Nemo
Directed by
José Ferrer
Scenic Design by
Will Steven Armstrong
; Lighting Design by
Will Steven Armstrong
; Assistant to the Designer:
Peter Wingate
General Manager:
Irving Cooper
Production Stage Manager:
Morty Halpern
; Stage Manager:
Julian Barry
Press Representative:
Frank Goodman
and
Ben Washer
; Advertising:
Ingram Ash
; Assistant to the Director:
Vincent Donahue
; Assistant to the Producer:
Shirley Farmer
Herbert Berghof
Henry Wirz
The Defendant
Albert Dekker
Otis H. Baker
The Defense Counsel
George C. Scott
Lt. Col. N. P. Chipman
The Judge Advocate
Robert Carroll
Lt. Col. Chandler
Robert Gerringer
Jasper Culver
Russell Hardie
General Lew Wallace
President of the Court
Ian Keith
Dr. John C. Bates
James Arenton
Louis Schade
Assistant Defense Counse
Robert Burr
Lieutenant
Clerk of the Court
Clifford Carpenter
General Mott
Assisting Judge
Robert Downey
Union Soldier
Lou Frizzell
Union Soldier
Taylor Graves
General Thomas
Assisting Judge
James Greene
James H. Davidson
Al Henderson
Captain Williams
Douglas Herrick
Dr. C. M. Ford
Prison Surgeon
William Hussung
General Ballier
Assisting Judge
John Leslie
General Geary
Assisting Judge
Robert Mayer
Newspaperman
Freeman Meskimen
Colonel Stibbs
Assisting Judge
Moultrie Patten
Ambrose Spencer
Owen Pavitt
General Fessenden
Assisting Judge
Richard Poston
Newspaperman
William Scharf
Newspaperman
Archie Smith
Colonel Allcock
Assisting Judge
Frank Sutton
George W. Gray
Martin West
Union Soldier
Howard Wierum
Major D. Hosmer
Assistant Judge Advocate
Understudies:
Robert Burr
(Lt. Col. N. P. Chipman),
Clifford Carpenter
(Dr. C. M. Ford),
Lou Frizzell
(Jasper Culver),
Al Henderson
(George W. Gray),
William Hussung
(Otis H. Baker),
John Leslie
(Dr. John C. Bates),
Freeman Meskimen
(Captain Williams),
Owen Pavitt
(General Lew Wallace),
Richard Poston
(Lt. Col. Chandler, Louis Schade),
Reuben Singer
(Henry Wirz) and
Archie Smith
(James H. Davidson)
Henry Miller's Theatre
(Dec 29, 1959 - Jun 01, 1960)
Cast
Robert Burr
Lt. Col. N. P. Chipman
The Judge Advocate
Douglas Herrick
Dr. John C. Bates
Tony Award®
Best Actor in Play
1960 Nominee
George C. Scott
PRODUCTIONS
More Productions by Opening Date
The Fighting Cock
Dec 08, 1959
Feb 20, 1960
Belafonte at the Palace
Dec 15, 1959
Mar 1960
Goodbye, Charlie
Dec 16, 1959
Mar 19, 1960
The Littlest Circus
Dec 25, 1959
Jan 03, 1960
Pictures in the Hallway
Dec 26, 1959
Jan 03, 1960
The Andersonville Trial
Dec 29, 1959
Jun 01, 1960
From A to Z
Apr 20, 1960
May 07, 1960
West Side Story
Apr 27, 1960
Dec 10, 1960
Christine
Apr 28, 1960
May 08, 1960
Martha Graham and her Dance Company
May 04, 1960
May 07, 1960
Finian's Rainbow
May 23, 1960
Jun 01, 1960
Close
Search
search
in
Category
All
Shows
People
Organizations
Theatres
Seasons
Looking for more categories?
Search
Close
Home
Shows
People
Organizations
Theatres
Seasons
Characters
Awards
Songs
Statistics
Advanced Search
FAQ
Help
About
Policies
Contact