A wonderful night
Contributors: Ruben, José, 1888-1969; Hale, Chester; Barratt, Watson; Orry-Kelly, 1897-1964; Schrapps, Ernest; Mitchell, Fanny Todd; Strauss, Johann, 1825-1899; Shubert Theatre (Organization : Philadelphia, Pa.); Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1928
Language: eng
Other titles: Fledermaus
Description: Sam S. Shubert Theatre, under direction Messrs. Lee and J.J. Shubert. The Messrs. Shubert present "A Wonderful Night" ("Die Fledermaus") following the story of "Le Reveillon," from which was adapted "Die Fledermaus." Music by Johann Strauss, book adapted by Fanny Todd Mitchell, staged by Jose Ruben, dances directed by Chester Hale, settings by Watson Barratt, art director, and Herbert Moore, assistant art director, costumes designed by Orry Kelley and Ernest Schrapps.
Notes: Sam S. Shubert Theatre [Philadelphia, Pa.], last week beg. Monday, March 17, 1930, matinees Wednesday and Saturday.

Title devised by Library staff.

"The playgoer, the magazine of the Theatre"--Cover.

"The playgoer, volume 1, number 21, March 17, 1930"---p. 1.

Cast: Bartlett Simmons, Robert Irving, Mary McCoy, Gladys Baxter, Charles Chesney, Archie Leach, Joseph R. Lertora, Hal Forde, Robert Smith, William Spencer, Trueman Gaige, Charles Townsend, Dorothy Kane, Harold Conkling, Sallie Stembler, Gwen Taylor, Dorothy Cavanaugh, Thalie Hamilton, Zola Gray, Lois Sarvent, Rosalind Wishon, Edith Pentz, Marion Gillon, Helen O'Donnell, M. Varrelle, Harry Welsh, Robert Burk, Frances Ellington, Yetive, Meekie Ruth, Alice Everling, Madeline Clancy, Evelyn Lowman, Joan Alda, Adelaide Candee, Anna Scarborough, Jackie Paige, Chester J. Williams, Ramy Varnell, Valtine Sholar, John Fredericks, Robert Burk, Lawrence Elwin, James Santry, Donald Gale, Ray Wright, Armand Vallerie, Ken J. Butler, Charles Townsend, Trueman Gaige, Robert SMith, William Spencer, Robert Irving, Zachary Karr, Tully Millet, Norma Schutt, Sally Ritz, Dolores Distasio, Mercedes Parker, Florence Mallee, Chula Morrow, Lula Dubagio, Evangeline Edwards, Garda Norheim, Alma Wertley, Veva Burns, Holly Milbrath, Harold Haskine, Constant Nickoll, Jashe Crandall, Reed McClelland, Roland Geurard, Edward Browne, Bobbie Hamilton, Rosalind Wishon, Gwen Taylor, Dorothy Cavanaugh, Lois Sarvent, Edith Pentz, Helen O'Donnell, Zola Gray.

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