Production Info
Opening
October 15, 1943
Closing:
May 1, 1954
Length of Run:
not listed yet
Run Type:
Open-ended
Credits Highlights
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Director
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Dances
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Director (reproduction)
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Cast
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Aunt Eller
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Curly
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Laurey
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Will Parker
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Jud Fry
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Ado Annie Carnes
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Ali Hakim
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Andrew Carnes
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"Laurey Makes Up Her Mind" - Laurey
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"Laurey Makes Up Her Mind" - Curly
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Musical Numbers
Act One
- [Overture .... Orchestra]
- Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin' .... Curly
- The Surrey With the Fringe on Top .... Curly, Laurey, Aunt Eller
- Kansas City .... Will, Aunt Eller and the Boys
- I Cain't Say No .... Ado Annie
- Many a New Day .... Laurey and the Girls, Danced by Sylvie, Armina and Ellen
- It's a Scandal! It's a Outrage! .... Ali Hakim and the Boys and Girls
- People Will Say .... Curly and Laurey
- Pore Jud .... Curly and Jud
- Lonely Room .... Jud
- Out of My Dreams .... Laurey and the Girls
- Laurey Makes Up Her Mind .... Laurey, Curly, Jud, the Child, Jud's Post Cards, Laurey's Friends, Cowboys, Other Post Cards
Act Two
- Entr'acte .... Orchestra
- The Farmer and the Cowman .... Sung by Carnes, Aunt Eller, Curly, Will, Ado Annie, Fred and Ensemble, Danced by Chalmers
- All er Nothin' .... Ado Annie and Will, Danced by Armina and Sylvie
- People Will Say We're in Love (Reprise) .... Curly and Laurey
- Oklahoma .... Curly, Laurey, Aunt Eller, Ike, Fred and Ensemble
- Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin' (Reprise) .... Laurey, Curly and Ensemble
- Finale
Additional Musical Numbers Lists
No additional musical numbers lists yet.
Trivia & History
From fairly early in the run (probably some time in 1944), Alfred Cibelli (aka Renato Cibelli) seems to have sometimes played Jud in the ballet as well as in the rest of the show.
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Production Info
Opening
October 15, 1943
Closing:
May 1, 1954
Length of Run:
not listed yet
Run Type:
Open-ended
Venues
Tour Schedule
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Shubert Theatre (New Haven, CT)
October 15, 1943 - October 16, 1943 -
National Theatre (Washington, D.C.)
October 18, 1943 - October 30, 1943 -
Ford's Theatre (Baltimore, MD)
November 1, 1943 - November 13, 1943 -
Erlanger Theatre (Chicago, IL)
November 15, 1943 - January 6, 1945 -
American Theatre (St. Louis, MO)
January 8, 1945 - January 27, 1945
