Londres
44th Street Theatre
Broadway - Etats-Unis
Construction: 1912 - Fermeture: 1945
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Nombre de salles actives: 1
Salle 1: (1465) 1912 - Actif
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Adresse: 216 W. 44th St., New York, NY
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1912 - Actif
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16) On the Town (Original)
Joué durant 1 mois 3 semaines
Nb de représentations: 462 représentations
Première preview: 04 June 1945
Première: 04 June 1945
Dernière: 28 July 1945
Fait partie de: Broadway Run
Compositeur: Leonard Bernstein •
Parolier: Adolph Green • Betty Comden •
Libettiste: Adolph Green • Betty Comden •
Metteur en scène: George Abbott •
Chorégraphe: Jerome Robbins •
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Parolier: Adolph Green • Betty Comden •
Libettiste: Adolph Green • Betty Comden •
Metteur en scène: George Abbott •
Chorégraphe: Jerome Robbins •
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15) Porgy and Bess (Revival)
Joué durant 2 semaines
Nb de représentations: 24 représentations
Première preview: 12 September 1943
Première: 12 September 1943
Dernière: 02 October 1943
Compositeur: George Gershwin •
Parolier: DuBose Heyward • Ira Gershwin •
Libettiste: DuBose Heyward •
Metteur en scène: Herbert Ross •
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14) Rosalinda (Original)
Joué durant 1 an 2 mois 3 semaines
Nb de représentations: 521 représentations
Première preview: 28 October 1942
Première: 28 October 1942
Dernière: 22 January 1944
Compositeur: Johann Strauss II •
Parolier: Paul Kerby •
Libettiste: Carl Haffner • Richard Genée •
Metteur en scène: Felix Brentano •
Chorégraphe:
Avec: Everett West (Alfredo Allevanto), Ernest McChesney (Gabriel Von Eisenstein), Virginia MacWatters (Adele), Dorothy Sarnoff (Rosalinda Von Eisenstein), Leonard Stocker (Blint), Gene Barry (Falke), Paul Best (Dr. Frank), Shelly (Shelley) Winter (Winters) (Fifi), Oscar Karlweis (Prince Orlofsky), Edwin Fowler (Aide de Camp), Louis Sorin (Frosch), José Limón (Premier Dancer), Mary Ellen (Premiere Danseuse); Ladies of the Ensemble: Nina Allen, Thelma Altman, Betty Baker, Xenia Bank, Nancy Baskerville, Jeanne Beauvais, Lillian C. Bennett, Betty Billings, Diana Corday, Anne Dawson, Camille Fischelli, Lucy Marshall, Frances McCann, Joan O’Neil, Dorothy Ramsey, Loretta Schere, Joan Wheatley, Jane Whyte; Gentlemen of the Ensemble: Marden Bate, Edwin Fowler, David Goldstein, Harold Gordon, William Hearne, Alfred Kunz, Lawrence Lieberman, Alfred D. Morgan, Benjamin Siegel, Robert Tower, Bernard Tunisse, George V. Vincent, Alan Winston; Corps de Ballet: Lillian Lanese, Yvonne Patterson, Phyllis Hill, Joyce Hill, Elise Reiman, Betty Lou Reed, Yvonne Tibor, Anne Wiman, Julia Horvath, Sonya Orlova, Mary Ellen Moylon, Douglas Caudy, Todd Bolender, Herbert Bliss, Jack Gansaert, Edward Bigelow, Jean Faust, Simon Sadoff; William Dollar (Ballet Master)
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13) Keep 'em Laughing (Original)
Joué durant 1 mois
Nb de représentations: 77 représentations
Première preview: 24 April 1942
Première: 24 April 1942
Dernière: 28 May 1942
Compositeur: *** Divers •
Parolier: *** Divers •
Libettiste: *** Revue •
Metteur en scène: Clifford Fischer •
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Avec: William Gaxton, Victor Moore, The Hartmans (Paul and Grace Hartman), Hildegarde, Jack Cole and His Dancers (including Virginia Millar), Zero Mostel, The Stuart Morgan Dancers, The Bricklayers, Fred Sanborn, Miriam La Velle, Kitty Mattern, Shirley Paige, Peggy French, Jack Tyler, George E. Mack, Charles Lawrence, Phil Romano and His Orchestra; Al White Beauties: Alice Anthony, Paddy Barker, Eleanor Broun, Marji Beeler, Rita Berry, Cece Eames, Michael Neale, Isabel Rolfe, Lucy Lewis, Ellen Taylor, June Peiter, Edith Stromberg, Norma Richter, Kay Paige, Emily Fabian, Pinto, Ruth Joseph, Vera Devine
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12) Lady Comes Across (The) (Original)
Joué durant
Nb de représentations: 3 représentations
Première preview: 09 January 1942
Première: 09 January 1942
Dernière: 10 January 1942
Compositeur: Dawn Powell • Vernon Duke •
Parolier: John LaTouche •
Libettiste: Fred Thompson •
Metteur en scène: Romney Brent •
Chorégraphe: George Balanchine •
Avec: Betty Apple (Dancing Ensemble), Mischa Auer (Ernie Bustard), Stiano Braggiotti (Alberto Zorel), Evelyn Carmel (Model), Gower Champion (Campbell), Mary Ann Crawford (Dancing Ensemble), Betty De Elmo (Dancing Ensemble), Eugenia Delarova (Ballerina Comique), Patricia Donnelly (Model), Betty Douglas (Mary), Judith Ford (Model), June Graham (Dancing Ensemble), Ronald Graham (Tony Patterson), Arline Harvey (Model), Barbara Heath (Dancing Ensemble), Phyllis Hill (Dancing Ensemble), Bettilu Ismailoff (Dancing Ensemble), Clarence Jaeger (Dancing Ensemble), Joseph Johnson (Dancing Ensemble), Hortense Kharklin (Dancing Ensemble), Lorraine Latham (Dancing Ensemble), Edith Laumer (Dancing Ensemble), Joe E. Lewis (Otis Kibber), Claire Loring (Dancing Ensemble), Marion Lulling (Dancing Ensemble), Roy Marshall (Dancing Ensemble), The Martins (4 Shoppers), Margery Moore (Dancing Ensemble), Wynn Murray (Babs Appleway), Bob Norris (Dancing Ensemble), Dorothy Partington (Model), Harry Pedersen (Dancing Ensemble), Marc Platt (The Phantom Lover), Elise Reiman (Dancing Ensemble), Lubov Rostova (Ballerina), Joan Smith (Model), Peter Kite Smith (Dancing Ensemble), Zachary Solov (Dancing Ensemble), Morton L. Stevens (Elmer James), Drucilla Strain (Model), Alcen Stuart (Dancing Ensemble), Olga Suarez (Dancing Ensemble), Dorothy Thomas (Dancing Ensemble), Jeanne Tyler (Kay), Ruth Weston (Mrs. Riverdale), Ken Whelan (Dancing Ensemble), Helen Windsor (Baroness Helstrom), Evelyn Wyckoff (Jill Charters)
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11) John Henry (Original)
Joué durant
Nb de représentations: 7 représentations
Première preview: 10 January 1940
Première: 10 January 1940
Dernière: 15 January 1940
Compositeur: Jacques Wolfe •
Parolier: Roark Bradford •
Libettiste: Roark Bradford •
Metteur en scène: Charles Friedman • Anthony Brown •
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Avec: Avec: Paul Robeson (John Henry), Ruby Elzy (Julie Anne), Minto Cato, James Lightfoot, Joe Attles, Maude Simmons, George Dickson.
Commentaire: The legendary character of John Henry came alive in the vibrant singing and acting of Robeson but little else about the music-drama impressed the critics. FLOP (plus)
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10) Johnny Johnson (Original)
Joué durant 1 mois 4 semaines
Nb de représentations: 68 représentations
Première preview: 19 November 1936
Première: 19 November 1936
Dernière: 16 January 1937
Compositeur: Kurt Weill •
Parolier: Paul Green •
Libettiste: Paul Green •
Metteur en scène: Lee Strasberg •
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Avec: Bob Lewis (The Mayor, French Premier), Tony Kraber (The Editor, Private Harwood, Brother Theodore), Phoebe Brand (Minny Belle Tompkins), Roman Bohnen (Grandpa Joe, American Commander-in-Chief, Brother Claude), Will Lee (A Photographer, Private Goldberger), Curt Conway (A Boy, Private Patrick O’Day, Brother William), Russell Collins (Johnny Johnson), Grover Burgess (Anguish Howington), Susanna Senior (Aggie Tompkins), Sanford Meisner (Captain Valentine), Lee J. Cobb (Doctor McBray, A French Major-General, Brother George), Art Smith (Sergeant Jackson, A Doctor, Brother Thomas), Eunice Stoddard (A Camp Doll), Albert Van Dekker (later known as Albert Dekker) (Corporal George, Brother Hiram), William Challee (Private Fairfax, A Doctor), Elia Kazan (Private Kearns, Doctor Frewd), Herbert Ratner (Private Svenson, Military Policeman, An Attendant), Joseph Pevney (A West Point Lieutenant), Luther Adler (An English Sergeant, Belgian Major-General, Brother Henry), Judson Hall (A British Soldier), Jules (later, John) Garfield (Johann Lang), Paula Miller (A French Nurse), Paul Mann (An Orderly, German Priest), Ruth Nelson (A Sister from the O.D.S.D.L.D.), Morris Carnovsky (Chief of the Allied High Command. Doctor Mahodan), Orrin Jennings (His Majesty the King), John Most (British Commander-in-Chief), Thomas C. Kennedy (Scottish Colonel), Jack Saltzman (A Liaison Officer), Alfred Saxe (American Priest), Kate Allen (Doctor Mahodan’s Secretary), Robert Joseph (Brother Jim), Eddie Ryan Jr. (An Attendant), Peter Ainsley (Soldier), James Blake (Soldier), Judson Hall (Soldier)
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9) Green Pastures (The) (Revival)
Joué durant 1 mois 4 semaines
Nb de représentations: 71 représentations
Première preview: 26 February 1935
Première: 26 February 1935
Dernière: 27 April 1935
Compositeur: Hall Johnson •
Parolier: Marc Connelly •
Libettiste: Marc Connelly •
Metteur en scène: Marc Connelly •
Chorégraphe:
Avec: Charles H. Moore (Mr. Deshee), Alice Snyder (Myrtle), Charles Hill (Carlisle), Wilbur Cohen Jr. (Second Boy), Roland Jones (Third Boy), Lloyd Warren (Randolph), Irene Watts (A Cook), Randall Homer (Custard Maker), Anna Mae Fritz (First Mammy Angel), Laura Anderson (A Stout Angel), Leonora Winkler (A Slender Angel), Allen Charles (Archangel), Oscar Polk (Gabriel), Richard B. Harrison (The Lawd), Roy McKinley (Choir Leader), Daniel L. Haynes (Adam), Geraldine Gooding (Eve), Thomas Russell (Cain), Benveneta Washington (Cain’s Girl), Edna M. Harris (Zeba), James Fuller (Cain the Sixth), Jazzlips Richardson Jr. (Boy Gambler), Richard Emory (First Gambler), Harold Hines (Second Gambler), Mary Frances (Voice in Shanty), Morris McKinney (Noah), Susie Sutton (Noah’s Wife), Milton J. Williams (Shem), Harriet Hoyt (First Woman), Janet Stevens (Second Woman), Alice Geneva (Third Woman), Mildred Allison (Fourth Woman), Henry Blake (First Man), Freddie Archibald (Flatfoot), J. Homer Tutt (Ham), Harry Thompson (Japhet), Florence Fields (First Cleaner), Frances Smith (Second Cleaner); Charles Winter Wood (Abraham), John Charles (Isaac), William McFarland (Moses), Mercedes Gilbert (Zipporah), McKinley Reeves (Aaron), Reginald Fenderson (A Candidate Magician), George Randol (Pharoah), Charles Winter (The General), James Lindsay (The Admiral), George Milton (First Wizard), Carl Shorter (Second Wizard), Arthur Porter (Head Magician), George Brown (Outer Guard), D. Jay Sidney (Joshua), Charles Ivan (First Scout), Billy Cumby (Master of Ceremonies), William Fenton (King of Babylon), Ivan Sharp (Prophet), J. Homer (High Priest); The King’s Favorites: Leonora Winkler, Nonie Simmons, Viola Mickens, Florence Lee, and Constance Van Dyke; Emory Richardson (Officer), Daniel L. Haynes (Hezdrel), James Morrison (Another Officer); The Children: Marie Benton, Beatrice Davis, Ruby Davis, Alice Cottingham, Theon Lewis, Alice Snyder, Lloyd Warren, Rudolph Williams, Ashley Webb, Roland Jones, Charles Hill, George Carroll, Booker T. Washington Jr., Wilbur Cohen Jr.; Angels and Townspeople: Ruth Carl, Willis Norton, Franklyn Brown, Anna Washington, Earl Gough; Babylonian Band: Carl Shorter, Richard Henderson, Thomas Russell, Edgar Yancey; The Choir: Evelyn Burwell (Director), Oliver Foster (Assistant Director); Sopranos—Bertha Wright, Geraldine Gooding, Almalillie Hubbard, Neil Hunter, Mattie Harris, Gertrude DeVerney, Marie Warren, Mabel Ridley, Massie Patterson; Altos—Olive Ball, Willie Mays, Viola Mickens, Benveneta Washington, Myrtle Anderson; Tenors—Robert P. Ecton, Arthur Porter, James Taylor Jr., McKinley Reeves, William McFarland, Augustus Simons, Carrington Lewis; Baritones—T. Lloyd Hickman, Jerome Addison, Benjamin Ragsdale, Walter Whitfield; Bassos—Walter Meadows, Frank Horace, J. E. Lightfoot
Commentaire: The revival of Marc Connelly’s The Green Pastures opened five years to the day of the work’s Broadway premiere on February 26, 1930. During the interim, the self-described “fable” had played on Broadway for 640 performances, won the Pulitzer Prize for drama, and had toured nonstop throughout the United States (in a cover story about the work and its current revival, Time reported the play with music had given 1,652 performances in 203 U.S. cities and one Canadian province for a total gross of $3 million).
Sadly, a few days after the revival’s premiere Harrison died of heart failure before the March 14 performance. For the remainder of the run, his understudy Charles Winter Wood played the role of The Lawd. (plus)
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8) Bitter Sweet (Reprise)
Joué durant 1 semaine
Nb de représentations: 16 représentations
Première preview: 07 May 1934
Première: 07 May 1934
Dernière: 19 May 1934
Compositeur: Noël Coward •
Parolier: Noël Coward •
Libettiste: Noël Coward •
Metteur en scène: Edward J Scanlon •
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Avec: Harold Abbey, Ruth Adams, Beatrice Berenson, Charlotte Beverly, Beulah Blake, Carol Boyer, Martha Boyer, Muriel Brown, Marion Carlisle, Victor Casmore, Leonard Ceeley, Carol Chandler, Frances Marion Comstock, Jay Conley, Elizabeth Crandall, Sonya Davies, Brian Davis, Don Drew, Jack Fago, Dorothy Forsythe, Johanne Fredhovern, Trueman Gaige, Suzanne Gaye, Catherine Grey, Frank Grinnell, Evelyn Herbert, Zylpha Jane, Allan Jones, Leonora Jumps, Clyde Kelly, Leila Laney, Carol Laski, Sherry Lee, Earl Mason, Cheri Medbury, Gerald Moore, John Moore, Ethel Morrison, Pavla Pavlick, Henry Rabke, Jack Richards, Leon Sabater, Theodore Schnyder, Martin Shepard, Martin Shepherd, Katherine Sheridan, Kay Simmons, Samuel Thomas, Hannah Toback, Herbert Weber, Anna Werth, Florence Witt, Mary Wrick, Cameron York
Commentaire: Reprise de la version de 1929 (plus)
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7) Face the Music (Reprise)
Joué durant 3 semaines
Nb de représentations: 31 représentations
Première preview: Inconnu
Première: 31 January 1933
Dernière: 25 February 1933
Compositeur: Irving Berlin •
Parolier: Irving Berlin •
Libettiste: Moss Hart •
Metteur en scène: Hassard Short •
Chorégraphe: Albertina Rasch •
Avec: Mary Boland (Mrs. Meshbesher), Joan Abbey (Girl), Margot Adams (Miss Eisenheimer), George Anderson (Mr. O'Rourke), Kay ApgarThomas Arace (Detective), James Babbitt (Boy), Bob Baldwin (Bartender), John Barker (Pat Mason, Jr.), Janet Biesantz (Girl), Alice Brent (Girl), Janet Carver (The Albertina Rasch Dancers), Carol Clyde (Girl), Frank Conway (Boy), Don Costello (Louis), Ed Crosswell (Boy), Guy Daly (Boy), Peggy Dell (The Albertina Rasch Dancers), Martin Dennis (Boy), Frank Dobson (Sheriff), Bert Doughty (Boy), Dorothy Drum (Mme. Elise), John W. Ehrle (Rodney St. Clair), Betty Eisner (The Albertina Rasch Dancers), Margaret Fitzpatrick (Girl), Vera Fredericks (The Albertina Rasch Dancers), Marie Gale (Girl), Inez Goetz (A Sister Team), Jack Good (Joe), Bob Grey (Boy), E.D. Howell (Boy), Robert Emmett Keane (Hal Reisman), Charles Lawrence (Martin van Buren Meshbesher), Margaret Lee (Pickles), Bob Long (Boy), Virginia Mandracia (Girl), George Marshall (Stage Doorman), Nancy McCord (Kit Baker), Martha Merrill (The Albertina Rasch Dancers), Howard Morgan (Boy), Ed Murray (Boy), Fred Nay (Boy), Pat O'Keefe (May), Oscar Polk (Rivington), Thomas Reynolds (Judge Furioso), Marty Rhiele (Boy), Jack Richards (Boy), Vivian Roscoe (Girl), Ray Santos (Boy), Peter Sargent (Mrs. Meshbesher's Footman), Daniel Sullivan (Postman), Louise Taylor (Girl), Martha Tibbetts (Mme. Elise's Assistant), Colleen Ward (A Sister Team), Dolly Widell (Girl), Jack Wolfe (Boy)
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6) Five O'Clock Girl (The) (Original)
Joué durant 7 mois 3 semaines
Première preview: 10 October 1927
Première: 10 October 1927
Dernière: 02 June 1928
Compositeur: Bert Kalmar • Harry Ruby •
Parolier: Bert Kalmar • Harry Ruby •
Libettiste: Fred Thompson • Guy Bolton •
Metteur en scène: John Harwood •
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Avec: Russell Ash (Ensemble), Michael Barroy (Jules), Louis John Bartels (Hudgins), Chester Bennett (Footman), Albert BirkMarian Bonnell (Molly, the maid), Marion Booth (Ensemble), Dorothy Brown (Ensemble), Arthur C. Budd (Ensemble), Mary Carlton (Ensemble), Charles Conklin (Ensemble), Myrtle Cox (Ensemble), Danny Dare (Ronnie Webb), Daye Dawne (Ensemble), Lola De Lille (Dorothy), Helen Deane (Ensemble), Allys Dwyer (Cora Wainwright), Mary Eaton (Patricia Brown), Dorothy Fitzgibbon (Ensemble), Gloria Gilbert (Ethel, Sam), Buddie Haines (Ensemble), Raymond Hall (Ensemble), Evelyn Hannons (Ensemble), Virginia Hassell (Ensemble), Leo Howe (Ensemble), Jack Hughes (Photographer), Elizabeth Janeway (Ensemble), Carl Judd (Policeman), Jack Kay (Ensemble), Ethel Kelly (Ensemble), Pert Kelton (Susan Snow), Myrtle Lane (Ensemble), Jane Lauderdale (Ensemble), Sam Lee (Oswald), Helen Madigan (Ensemble), Jessie Madison (Ensemble), Pauline Maxwell (Ensemble), Arthur May (Ensemble), Fred Maye (Ensemble), Frank McNellis (Jasper Cobb), Verdi Milli (Ensemble), Helen Mirtel (Ensemble), Virginia Moore (Ensemble), Bobby Morris (Ensemble), Virginia Mortimer (Ensemble), Alice O'Brien (Ensemble), Gwen Orlando (Ensemble), June Paget (Ensemble), Marjorie Phillips (Priscilla), Mary Phillips (Eugene), Ruby Poe (Ensemble), Alice Raisen (Ensemble), June Ray (Ensemble), Helen Sanderson (Ensemble), Ted Schultz (Ensemble), Al Shaw (Roy), Oscar Shaw (Gerald Brooks), Rosemary Sill (Ensemble), Lowell Stray (Ensemble), Audrey Sturges (Ensemble), Elizabeth Surran (Ensemble), Frances Thress (Marie), Philip Tiltman (Ensemble), Vera Trett (Elsie), Elsa Varga (Ensemble), Vahrah Verba (Madame Rosalie), Billy Walsh (Billy), Brownie Walsh (Jane), Betty Waxton (Ensemble), Ted White (Ensemble), Biddy Wilkenson (Maisie), Mary Williams (Ensemble)
Commentaire: 44th Street Theatre (10 Oct 1927 - Apr 1928)
Shubert Theatre (16 Apr 1928 - 2 Jun 1928) (plus)
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5) Song of the Flame (The) (Original)
Joué durant 6 mois 1 semaine
Nb de représentations: 219 représentations
Première preview: 30 December 1925
Première: 30 December 1925
Dernière: 10 July 1926
Compositeur: George Gershwin • Herbert Stothart •
Parolier: Oscar Hammerstein II • Otto Harbach •
Libettiste: Oscar Hammerstein II • Otto Harbach •
Metteur en scène: Frank Reicher •
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Avec: Greek Evans (Konstantin), Tessa Kosta (Aniuta, aka “The Flame”), Dorothy Mackaye (Grusha), Hugh Cameron (Nicholas), Bernard Gorcey (Count Boris), Ula Sharon (Nadya), Phebe (aka Phoebe) Brune (Natasha), Guy Robertson (Prince Volodya), Leonard St. Leo (Featured Dancer), Blanche Collins (Olga), Paul Wilson (Alexis), Louise Dalberg (An Avenger); Russian Art Choir: Soloists—Konstantin Buketoff, Zina Ivanova, Anna Petrenko, Vasily Andrewsky; also (and with mostly last names given in the program), Mmes. Gorina, Chereko, Dubiago, Fisher, Petrienko, Yestovich, Schmidt, Michailova, Kustasheva, Grosheva, Troitzkaya, Steffan, Orolinskiawa, Grebenietzkaia, Andreifskia, Tulchinova, Kucharskaia, Losieva, Chevdarova, Yzorova, Shastan; Mons. Troitzki, Apollonoff, Prokofieff, Kiriliook, Andreefsky, Soostroeff, Troonin, Tutschkowsky, Schmitt, Daniloff, Davagoliook, Pikareff, Yzoroff, Didiikin Sr., S. Didiikin Jr., Davidenko, Klimovitch, Ordinsky, Jackoleff, Ardatoff, Niejin, Pathamarenko, Yermeloff, Vinogradoff, Schilin, Pravidook, Keberer, Krasik, Chardaroff, Torchinsky, Kottony, Davidoff, Bass, Gorlenko, Dubienski, Ramonoff; American Ballet: Misses Verdi Milli, Lucille Osborne, Alice Akers, Lotta Fanning, Louise Hersey, Marion Booth, Mary Green, Dorothy Booth, Eileen Wenzel, Frances Thress, Georgia Gwynne, Ann Constance, Ella De Marr, Mirian Avondale, Christine Moray, Audrey Stinges, Dorothy Thattel, Gene Hylan, Emily Sherman, Adelaide M. Permin, Terry Carroll, Elvonne Hall, Ruby Poe, Helen Wallace, Ruth Sato, Sylvia Pagano, Laurie Phillips, Elsie Marcus, Dorothy Lee, Carolyn Johnson, Margie Horton, Buddie Haines, Betty Credito, Helen Bowers, L. Ojala, Betty Quinn; Messrs. Chester Bennett, Hal Bird, Jack Bragdon, William Cooper, Paul Florence, James Herold Jr., Frank Kimball, Bob Le Roy, Harry Long, Troupe Reynolds, Willard Tyson, Phillip Tiltman, Donald Wells
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4) Big Boy (Return Engagement)
Joué durant 3 mois 1 semaine
Nb de représentations: 120 représentations
Première preview: 24 August 1925
Première: 24 August 1925
Dernière: December 1925
Compositeur: James Hanley • Joseph Meyer •
Parolier: B.G. DeSylva •
Libettiste: Harold R. Atteridge •
Metteur en scène: J.C. Huffman •
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Avec: George Andre (Dancer), Edythe Baker (Annabelle Bedford), Hugh Banks (Joe Warren), Franklyn Batie (Jim Redding, Tucker), Cosmo BellewWilliam Bonelli (Legrande), Leo Donnelly ("Doc" Wilbur), George Gilday (Judkins), Ralph Glover (Jack Bedford), Maude Turner Gordon (Mrs. Bedford), Frank Holmes (Mr. Gray), Frankie James (Dolly Graham), Al Jolson (Gus), Flo Lewis (Tessie Forbes), Edith Rose-Scott (Phyllis Carter), Dorothy Rudac (Dancer), L. C. Sherman (Manager), George Spelvin ("Silent" Ransom), William L. Thorne ("Bully" John Bagby), Peggy Bernier Watson (Ensemble), Ralph Whitehead ("Coley" Reid)
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3) Sally, Irene and Mary (Return Engagement)
Joué durant 1 semaine
Nb de représentations: 16 représentations
Première preview: 23 March 1925
Première: 23 March 1925
Dernière: 04 April 1925
Compositeur: J. Fred Coots •
Parolier: Raymond Klages •
Libettiste: Cyrus Wood • Edddie Dowling •
Metteur en scène: Frank Smithson •
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2) Shubert Gaieties of 1919 (Original)
Joué durant 3 mois
Nb de représentations: 87 représentations
Première preview: 17 July 1919
Première: 17 July 1919
Dernière: 18 October 1919
Compositeur: Jean Schwartz •
Parolier: Alfred Bryan •
Libettiste: Ed Wynn • Edgar Smith • Harold R. Atteridge •
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Avec: Ruth Alexander, Stewart Baird, Julie Ballew, Elsie Bambrick, Doris Benham, Bert Best, Jack Bohm, Lillian Brand, Rena Brown, Doris Cameron, Phyllis Cameron, Josie Carmen, Clayton & White, Gene Cleveland, Mabel Cloud, Betty Connelly, Gene Danjou, Madeleine Dare, Gertrude Doyle, Florence Elmore, Kitty Fallon, Marguerite Farrell, Harry Fender, Joseph Fields, Irving Fisher, Jimmie Fox, Arthur Freeman, Marjorie Gateson, Perle Germonde, Philip Gerold, The Glorias, Gene Gordon, Gilda Gray, Estelle Haddon, George Hale, Kathryn Hart, Peggy Hart, George Hassell, Olga Hempstone, Daphne Hicks, Llora Hoffman, Margery Hope, Arthur Hull, Alice Humphries, Hermosa Jose, Kuy Kendall, William Kent, Freda Leonard, Henry Lewis, Rose Light, Roberta Lomax, Ted Lorraine, Margaret Mack, Margaret Maloney, Frank McMasters, Gus Minton, James Monahan, Alice Monroe, Ruth Moore, Poppy Morton, Peggy O'Neil, Alice Parry, Polly Pryoe, Frances Richards, Mabel Roberts, Juliette Rooke, Edward Schanol, Muriel Sharp, Hilda Smith Fischer, Dorothy Snyder, Mildred Soper, Marie Stafford, John Stone, Alice Velie, Billy Wagner, Gladys Walton, Virginia Weyman, Ruby Wilbur, Billie Williams, Ina Williams, Ed Wynn
Commentaire: 44th Street Theatre: 17 juil 1919 - ?? oct 1919
Winter Garden Theatre: 6 oct 1919 - 18 oct 1919
Les représentations sont suspendues du 9 août 1919 au 8 septembre 1919 suite à la grève d'Actors' Equity. (plus)
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