The relapse
Contributors: Emery, John, 1905-1964; Matteson, Ruth; Matheson, Murray; Bevans, Philippa; Marre, Albert; O'Hearn, Robert; Ritchard, Cyril, 1897-1977; Coe, Richard L. (Richard Livingstone), 1914-1995, annotator; Vanbrugh, John, 1664-1726; Summers, Montague, 1880-1948; Theatre Guild; Brattle Theatre Company (Cambridge, Mass.); New Gayety Theatre (Organization : Washington, D.C.); Richard L. Coe Theater Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1950
Language: eng
Description: New Gayety Theatre, Bernie Ferber, manager, Scott Kirkpatrick, press representative, The Theatre Guild presents Cyril Ritchard in "The Relapse," or, Virtue in Danger, a comedy by Sir John Vanbrugh, with Madge Elliott, John Emery, Ruth Matteson, the Brattle Theatre Company and Murray Matheson, Philippa Bevans, directed by Mr. Ritchard (with acknowledgment to Anthony Quale who directed the London revival in 1948), associate director Albert Marre, settings and costumes by Robert O'Hearn, technical supervision Miles Morgan, production under the supervision of Theresa Helburn and Lawrence Langner.
Notes: New Gayety Theatre, two weeks beginning October 23, 1950.

"New Gayety Playgoer ... 2nd attraction Theatre-Guild-American Theatre Society subscription series"--Cover.

Title devised by Library staff.

Cast: John Emery, Ruth Matteson, Bryant Haliday, Robert Fletcher, Monford Trull, Cyril Ritchard, George Drew, Albert Marre, Jeanne Tufts, Carl Don, Donald Stevens, Jerry Kilty, Madge Elliott, Earl Montgomery, Murray Matheson, Priscilla Morrill, Thayer David, Jan Farrand, Philippa Bevans, Earl Montgomery, Carol Don, Donald Stevens.

LC copy has notations by Coe. Accompanied by playbill advertisment for this performance and the Gayety Theatre for 2 weeks, beginning Monday, October 23. Accompanied by photostat copy of illustrated newspaper clipping, original source and date not known: "Virtue in Danger, 'The Relapse' was first produced at Drury Lane over 250 years ago Its recent revival proves it as gay a comedy today as ever" by Montague Summers. 40 x 52 cm. folded to 21 x 27 cm.

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