George M!
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Opening Date
May 08, 1969
Closing Date
Feb 07, 1970
MusicalComedyOriginalNational Tour
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Open Date: May 08, 1969
Close Date: Feb 07, 1970
Closed Flag: Y
Is Final Week: 1
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Setting
1887 to 1937. Show business on the road and in New York.
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PeopleBook by Michael Stewart, John Pascal and Fran Pascal; Music by George M. Cohan; Lyrics by George M. Cohan; Lyric and Musical Revisions by Mary Cohan; Music orchestrated by Philip J. Lang; Vocal arrangements by Jay Blackton; Musical Director: Jack LeeEntire Production Directed and Choreographed by Joe LaytonGeneral Manager: Allentuck, Azenberg, and Wolsk; Company Manager: Fred CuneoProduction Supervisor: Jose Véga; Production Stage Manager: Joe Calvan; Stage Manager: Robert Piper; Assistant Stage Mgr: Tony ManziMusical Supervisor: Laurence RosenthalDance Captain: Katherine HullDraper's AssistantWardrobe LadySharpshooter's AssistantPushcart GirlLittle Girl in Fay Templeton sceneLiving StatueBenMayorMortBell RingerSailorSharpshooterWaltStage Manager of 'I'd Rather Be Right'Batons on Wheels' AssistantRoseFay Templeton's MaidVendorMadame GrimaldiEscape Artist's AssistantMa TempletonStagehand at Providence Grande TheatreViolinistBell RingerSam HarrisAlderman HaileyAcrobatDraperDockhandJudge AnspacherFirst Policeman in 'Nellie Kelly'Man on StreetPushcart GirlFrankieSaxophonistSecretary in Cohan & Harris OfficeBatons on WheelsBell RingerPiano Player in Cohan & Harris OfficeAccordionist in 'Harrigan'Bell RingerCongressman BurkhardtActor in Strike SceneSwings: Baruch Blum and Katherine HullStandby: Sandy Barry (Agnes Nolan, Ethel Levey, Fay Templeteon, Ma Templeton, Madame Grimaldi) and Jerry Dodge (George M. Cohan)Understudies: Candace Cooke (Josie Cohan), Steve Holden (Dr. Webb, E.F. Albee, Louis Behman, Fay Templeton's Manager, Director of 'I'd Rather Be Right', Actor in Strike Scene), Linda Larson (Nellie Cohan) and Ted Pritchard (Jerry Cohan)
Cast
Bell Ringer
Draper's Assistant
Wardrobe Lady
Violinist
Bell Ringer
Sam Harris
Understudies: Roger Braun (Jerry Cohan) and Janyce Nyman (Nellie Cohan) -
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Engagement Dates
Theatre
City and State
Book by Michael Stewart, John Pascal and Fran Pascal; Music by George M. Cohan; Lyrics by George M. Cohan; Lyric and Musical Revisions by Mary Cohan; Music orchestrated by Philip J. Lang; Vocal arrangements by Jay Blackton; Musical Director: Jack Lee
Entire Production Directed and Choreographed by Joe Layton
General Manager: Allentuck, Azenberg, and Wolsk; Company Manager: Fred Cuneo
Production Supervisor: Jose Véga; Production Stage Manager: Joe Calvan; Stage Manager: Robert Piper; Assistant Stage Mgr: Tony Manzi
Musical Supervisor: Laurence Rosenthal
Dance Captain: Katherine Hull
Draper's Assistant
Wardrobe Lady
Sharpshooter's Assistant
Pushcart Girl
Little Girl in Fay Templeton scene
Living Statue
Ben
Mayor
Mort
Bell Ringer
Sailor
Sharpshooter
Walt
Stage Manager of 'I'd Rather Be Right'
Batons on Wheels' Assistant
Rose
Fay Templeton's Maid
Vendor
Madame Grimaldi
Escape Artist's Assistant
Ma Templeton
Stagehand at Providence Grande Theatre
Violinist
Bell Ringer
Sam Harris
Alderman Hailey
Acrobat
Draper
Dockhand
Judge Anspacher
First Policeman in 'Nellie Kelly'
Man on Street
Pushcart Girl
Frankie
Saxophonist
Secretary in Cohan & Harris Office
Batons on Wheels
Bell Ringer
Piano Player in Cohan & Harris Office
Accordionist in 'Harrigan'
Bell Ringer
Congressman Burkhardt
Actor in Strike Scene
Swings:
Baruch Blum
and Katherine Hull
Standby:
Sandy Barry
(Agnes Nolan, Ethel Levey, Fay Templeteon, Ma Templeton, Madame Grimaldi) and Jerry Dodge
(George M. Cohan)
Understudies:
Candace Cooke
(Josie Cohan), Steve Holden
(Dr. Webb, E.F. Albee, Louis Behman, Fay Templeton's Manager, Director of 'I'd Rather Be Right', Actor in Strike Scene), Linda Larson
(Nellie Cohan) and Ted Pritchard
(Jerry Cohan)
Cast
Bell Ringer
Draper's Assistant
Wardrobe Lady
Violinist
Bell Ringer
Sam Harris
Understudies:
Roger Braun
(Jerry Cohan) and Janyce Nyman
(Nellie Cohan)