Production Info
Opening
June 4, 1951
Closing:
November 21, 1953
Length of Run:
not listed yet
Run Type:
Open-ended
Location Info
Market:
US Tour
Credits Highlights
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Staging
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Dances and Musical Numbers
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Cast
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Nicely-Nicely Johnson
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Benny Southstreet
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Sarah Brown
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Arvide Abernathy
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Harry the Horse
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Lt. Brannigan
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Nathan Detroit
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Miss Adelaide
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Sky Masterson
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Big Jule
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Musical Numbers
Act One
- Overture .... Orchestra
- Opening (Runyonland) .... Ensemble
- Fugue for Tinhorns .... Nicely-Nicely, Benny and Rusty Charlie
- Follow the Fold .... Sarah, Arvide and Mission Band
- The Oldest Established .... Nathan, Nicely-Nicely, Benny and Ensemble
- I'll Know .... Sarah and Sky
- A Bushel and a Peck .... Adelaide and Hot Box Girls
- Adelaide's Lament .... Adelaide
- Guys and Dolls .... Nicely-Nicely and Benny
- Havana .... Ensemble
- If I Were a Bell .... Sarah
- My Time of Day .... Sky
- I've Never Been in Love Before .... Sky and Sarah
Act Two
- Entr'acte .... Orchestra
- Take Back Your Mink .... Adelaide and Hot Box Girls
- Adelaide's Lament (Reprise) .... Adelaide
- More I Cannot Wish You .... Arvide
- The Crap Game Dance .... Ensemble
- Luck Be a Lady .... Sky and Crap Shooters
- Sue Me .... Adelaide and Nathan
- Sit Down, You're Rockin' the Boat .... Nicely-Nicely and Ensemble
- Follow the Fold (Reprise) .... Mission Meeting Group
- Marry the Man Today .... Adelaide and Sarah
- Guys and Dolls (Reprise) .... Entire Company
Additional Musical Numbers Lists
No additional musical numbers lists yet.
Trivia & History
Posters & Promo Art
Photos
Video Clips
Audio Clips
Production Info
Opening
June 4, 1951
Closing:
November 21, 1953
Length of Run:
not listed yet
Run Type:
Open-ended
Location Info
Market:
US Tour
Venues
Tour Schedule
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Philharmonic Auditorium (Los Angeles, CA)
July 30, 1951 - October 3, 1951 [This engagement ended with a Wednesday evening performance] -
St. Paul Auditorium (St. Paul, MN)
November 26, 1951 - November 28, 1951 [Unusual for a major tour to play a split-week so early]