Pickwick
Contributors: Gollan, Campbell, 1881-1939; Reilly, Frank C.; Hamilton, Cosmo, 1872?-1942; Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870; Walnut Street Theatre (Organization : Philadelphia, Pa.); Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1927
Language: eng
Description: Frank C. Reilly submits "Pickwick," a Dikensian comedy in three acts by Cosmo Hamilton, Frank C. Riely. Limited engagement, the Walnut St. Theatre, Philadelphia, 118th and 119th season. Frank C. Reilly submits "Pickwick" with John Cumberland, a comedy in three acts by Cosmo Hamilton and Frank C. Reilly, freely based upon "The Pickwick Papers," by Charles Dickens. The play directed by Cambell Gullan, settings designed by Julian Boone-Fleming and Van Nest Polglase, settings painted by William Castle, scenery constructed by Frank Dwyer, Inc., costumes executed by Brooks Costume Company, incidental music and lyrics composed by Bernard Hamblen, posters by Bradshaw Crandell, photography by the New York Times Studios, musical director Ross Mobley, choristers under the personal supervision of Ernest Felix Potter.
Notes: Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, beginning Monday evening, February 21, 1927, evenings at 8:20, matinees Wednesday and Saturday.

Title devised by Library staff.

Cast: Charles McNaughton, Ruby Hallier, Alice Southern, Ralph Bunker, MacKenzie Ward, Harry Plimmer, Marshall Hale, Doreen Wyckoff, Basil Hanbury, Sheelagh Hayes, Guido Alexander, Jill Willis, Malcolm Duffield, Galway Herbert, Bruce Winston, Olga Katzin, George Mack, Marie Paxton, Maxime Pomada, Paul Porter, John Cumberland, John Rogers, Tom McKay, Hugh Miller, Claude Gouraud, Sol Solomon, Maureen Dillon, Arthur Frost, William Harris, Katherine Stewart, Frank Peters, Holy Trinity Choristers, Frank Andrews, Emily Lorraine, Edward Jephson, George Spelvin, Tracy Barrow.

LC copy has handwritten note in pencil on cast list page: "With Florence Sibley. [?] night, March 2, 1927, most enjoayble!".

In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).