National Theatre, under the direction of Messrs. Nederlander, Harry Rigby, Albert W. Seldon, & Jerome Minskoff present Debbie Reynolds in "Irene," a musical comedy, book by Hugh Wheeler, from a adaptation by Harry Rigby, based on the original play by James Montgomery, music by Harry Tierney, lyrics by Joseph McCarthy, musical consultant and co-oordinator Joseph A. McCarthy, additional lyrics and music by Charles Gaynor & Otis Clements, also starring Monte Markham, George S. Erving, Ruth Warrick and Patsy Kelly, with Ted Pugh, Carmen Alvarez, Janie Sell, Eddie Phillips, Debbie Reynolds' costumes designed by Irene Sharaff, production and costumes designed by Raoul Pene Dubois, music and vocal direction by Jack Lee, orchestrations by Jack Burns, dance arrangements and incidental music by Wally Harper, lighting designed by David F. Segal, sound designed by Tony Alloy, hairstyles designed by Ted Azar, Miss Reynold's hairstyles by Pinky Babajian, associate producer Steven Beckler, production associate Constance Montgomery, musical numbers staged by Peter Gennaro, production directed by John Gielgud.
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Edition Notes
National Theatre, February 1973.
"Playbill magazine. Volume 10, February 1973. Issue 2"--p. 3.
Title devised by Library staff.
Cast: Debbie Reynolds, Patsy Kelly, Eddie Phillips, Monte Markham, Bob Freschi, Ted Pugh, Ruth Warrick, Kate O'Brady, George S. Irving, Carmen Alvarez, Janie Sell, Arlene Columbo, Carrie Fisher, Dorothy Wyn Gehgan, Marybeth Kurdock, Frances Ruth Lea, Jeanne Lehman, Kate O'Brady, Julie Pars, Pamela Peadon, Meg Scanlon, Pat Trott, Sandra Voris, Jeannette Williamson, Penny Worth, Paul Charles, Dennis Edenfield, David Evans, Bob Freschi, John Hamilton, Bruce Lea, Bryan Nicholas, Robert Rayow, Dennis Roth, Kenn Scalice, Ron Schwinn, David Steele, Albert Stephenson. Standby for Patsy Kelly & Ruth Warrick: Justine Johnston, standby for George S. Irving: Emory Bass.
LC has 2 copies. Copy 1 has notations by Coe. Includes handwritten note: "Production supervisor: Gower Champion". Copy 2 includes errata slip with cast change note.
In: Richard L. Coe Theater Programs Collection (Library of Congress).