Hellzapoppin.
Contributors: Garr, Eddie, 1900-1956.; House, Billy, 1890-1961.; Dowling, Edward Duryea.; Fain, Sammy, 1902-1989.; Tobias, Charles, 1898-1970.; Olsen, Ole, 1892-1963.; Johnson, Chic, 1891-1962.; Connelly, Marc, 1890-1980.; Kirkland, Jack, 1902-1969.; Craven, Frank, 1875-1945.; Barton, John, 1872-1946.; Olsen & Johnson.; National Theatre Corporation (Washington, D.C.); Richard L. Coe Theater Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1942
Language: eng
Other titles: Tobacco road.; Flowers of virtue.
Notes: National Theatre, direction Rapley Theatre Company, Edmund Plohn, manager, Olsen and Johnson present "Hellzapoppin," designed for laughing, with Billy House, Eddie Garr, Grace & Nikko, Sterner Sisters, Read Sisters, The Oxford boys, Ben Dova, Paul Gordon, Billy Potter, Bobby Jarvis, Hardeen Jr. and others, book by Olsen and Johnson, music and lyrics by Sammy Fain and Charles Tobias, production staged by Edward Duryea Dowling, dances arranged by Gae Foster, staged by Alice Sullivan, costumes designed by Joan Personnette, orchestra under the direction of Jules Lensberg.

National Theatre, January 5, [1942].

Title devised by Library staff.

Cast: Jack Forker, Eddie Nelson, Billy House, Eddie Garr, Claire Louis Evans, the Read Sisters, the Sterner Sisters, Elizabeth Scott, Arleen Robinson, Harry Hines, T. Brauer, Milton Ross, Bobby Jarvis, Eddie Nelson, Kay Clegg, Lorene Gray, Eleanor DeLuca, Violet Vincent, Ronnie Kay, Bette Learn, Sonia Tonya, Paul Gordon, Billy Potter, The Oxford Boys, Stan Stanley, Annette Mills, the Wynn Twins, Hardeen Jr. & Co., Grace and Nikko, Joe Wong, Willie Smith, T. Brauer, Milton Ross, Jack Pearson, Helen Williams, and others.

LC copy accompanied by playbill advertisment for "Tobacco Road" by Jack Kirkland with John Barton at the National Theatre from January 26th and playbill for "The Flowers of Virtue" by Marc Connelly with Frank Craven at the National Theatre from January 19th.

In: Richard L. Coe Theater Programs Collection (Library of Congress).