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Max Gordon presents a new musical comedy, Roberta, adapted from Alice Duer Miller's novel, Gowns by Roberta, music by Jerome Kern. Cast included George Murphy, Raymond Middleton, Helen Gray, California Collegians (including Fred MacMurray), Bob Hope, Jane Evans, Fay Templeton, Tamara, Sydney Greenstreet, Ed Jerome, Berenice Alaire, Stanislaw Sarmatoff.

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Eva Le Gallienne presents The Cherry Orchard, by Anton Tchekov [Chekhov], directed by Eva Le Gallienne. Stars included Donald Cameron, Beatrice De Neergaard, Nelson Welch, Sayre Crawley, Alla Nazimova, Josephine Hutchinson, Eva Le Gallienne, Leona Roberts, Paul Leyssac, Walter Beck.

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Courtney Burr presents Sailor, Beware!, variations on a familiar theme in eight scenes by Kenyon Nicholson and Charles Robinso, staged by Mr. Nicholson and Arthur Sircom. Cast included Horace MacMahon, George Heller, Ross Hertz, Edward Craven, Bradford Hatton, Don Rowan, Murray Alper, Bruce MacFarlane, Larry Fletcher, Paul Huber, Rod Maybee.

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Scope and Contents Lew Brown and Ray Henderson present Lupe Velez, Jimmy (Schnozzle) Durante, Hope Williams in their new musical revue Strike Me Pink, with Hal Le Roy, Roy Atwell, Eddie Garr, George Dewey Washinton, Ruth Harrison and Alex Fisher, Carolyn Nolte.Also featured "The Most Photographed Girls in the World (The Famous Poster Models) Dancing Chorus of 75 and Brown and Henderson Songs ad Skits."Stamp on the back cover indicates that this was part of the SUNY Binghamton Theater...

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Sidney Phillips and Harlan Thompson present Blessed Event by Manuel Seff and Forrest Wilson with Roger Pryor, directed by Mr. Thompson. Cast included Mildred Wall, Lee Patrick, Charles D. Brown, Ralph Locke, George Greenberg, Ann Thomas, Lynn Root, Milton Wallace, Allen Jenkins, Thelma Tipson, Isabel Jewell.

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Sam H. Harris presents Dinner at Eight by George S. Kaufman and Edna Ferber, staged by George S. Kaufman. Cast included Ann Andrews, Mary Murray, Gregory Gaye, Charles Trowbridge, Marguerite Churchill, Cesar Romero, Margaret Dale, Vera Hurst, Constance Collier, Paul Harvey.

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Gilbert Miller presents Helen Hayes in Molnar's new comedy The Good Fairy, with Walter Connolly, English text by Jane Hinton, staged by Mr. Miller. Cast included Paul McGrath, Salo Douday, Evelyn Roberts, Douglas Wood, Ruth Hammond, Jack Lynds.

Tucked inside was a clipping (illustration is akin to a silhouette portrait) portraying "The Clandestine Supper in 'The Good Fairy."

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Sam H. Harris presents Mary Boland, J. Harold Murray in Face the Music, a musical comedy revue by Irving Berlin and Moss Hart, production staged and lighted by Hassard Short, book directed by George S. Kaufman. Stars included Andrew Tombes, Katherine Carrington, J. Harold Murray, Mary Boland, Peter Sargent, Helen Lyons, Hugh O'Connell, Edward Gargan, Aida Conkey, Dorothy Waller.

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Scope and Contents Sam H. Harris presents Of Thee I Sing, a new musical comedy, book by George S. Kaufman and Morrie Ryskind, music by George Gershwin, lyrics by Ira Gershwin, with William Gaxton, Lois Moran, Victor Moore, book staged by George S. Kaufman, singing and dancing ensembles staged by Georgie Hale. Cast included Sam Mann, Harold Moffet, Vivian Barry, Dudley Clements, George E. Mack, Edward H. Robins, Victor Moore, Sulo Hevonpaa, William Gaxton, Lois Moran.Stamp on back cover indicates...

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Max Gordon presents Clifton Webb, Charles Butterworth, Tamara Geva and Patsy Kelly in the new Howard Dietz revue Flying Colors, words and music by Howard Dietz and Arthur Schwartz, production designed and lighted by Norman-Bel Geddes, Al Goodman's Orchestra directed by Tom Jones. Also in this procution were Buddy and Vilma EbsenKatherine Laughlin, Lillian Duncan, Virginia Whitmore.

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