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Lee Shubert presents Up Pops the Devil, a new comedy by Albert Hackett and Frances Goodrich, with Roger Pryor, Sally Bates and Albert Hackett, staged by Worthington Miner. Cast included James G. Morton, Mildred Wall, Henry Howard, Brian Donlevy, Florence Auer, Lester Salkow, Jack Klendeon, Janet McLeay, John Marston, Spencer Barnes, George W. Callahan, Mabel Montgomery.

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Scope and Contents Messrs. Shubert present Nina Rosa, a new musical play by Otto Harbach, music by Sigmund Roberg, lyrics by Irving Caesar, with Guy Robertson, Ethelind Terry, Armida, Leonard Ceeley, Jack Sheehan, Cortez and Peggy, Don Barclay, Marion Marchante, Yo-Hay-Tong, Kalil-ogly, Stanley Jessup, Belle Sylvia, Clay Clements, George Anderson, Victor Casmore, Frank Horn. Personal direction of J.J. Shubert, dialogue staged by J.C. Huffman.Stamp on back cover indicates that this was part of the...

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Lee Shubert presents As You Desire Me by Luigi Pirandello, with Judith Anderson, adapted from the Italian by Dmitri Ostrov, stage by Marcel Varnel. Cast included Goo Chong, Mary Miner.

Only front page of program booklet and first page or play description are here. Most of cast list is missing.

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Lee Shubert presents Lionel Atwill in The Silent Witness, a new play by Jack De Leon and Jack Celestin, with Kay Stozzi and Fortunio Bonanova, arrange and staged by Harry Wagstaff Gribble. Cast included Anthony Kemble-Cooper, Kathleen Lowry, Anne Shoemaker, Lionel Atwill, Reginald Barlow.

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Scope and Contents Dwight Deere Wiman, in association with Tom Weatherly, presents Beatrice Lillie and Ernest Truex in The Third Little Show, staged by Alexander Leftwich, Al Goodwin Orchestra under direction of Jacques Rabiroff, production under supervision of Dwight Deere Wiman. Players included Dorothy Fitzgibbon, Jerry Norris, The Little Show Girls and Boys, Mickey Ray, Edward Arnold, Constance Carpenter Gertrude McDonald, Carl Randall, Sandra Gale, Wm. M. Griffith.Stamp on back cover indicates...

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Sam H. Harris presents Once in a Lifetime, a new comedy by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman, staged by George S. Kaufman. Cast included Hugh O'Connell, Jean Dixon, Grant Mills, Oscar Polk, Spring Byington, Sally Phipps, Clara Waring, Otis Schaefer, Janet Currie, Eugenie Frontai, Frances E. Brandt, Marc Loebell, Charles Halton, George S. Kaufman.

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Herman Shumlin (in association with Harry Moses) presents Grand Hotel, a play by Vicki Baum, directed by Herman Shumlin. Cast included Walter Vonnegut, Sigfried Rumann, Hortense Alden, Raffaela Ottiano, Henry Hull, Same Jaffe, Romaine Callender, Harry D. Southard, William Nunn, Eugenie Leontovich.

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Herman Shumlin (in association with Harry Moses) presents Grand Hotel, a play by Vicki Baum, directed by Herman Shumlin. Cast included Walter Vonnegut, Sigfried Rumann, Hortense Alden, Raffaela Ottiano, Henry Hull, Same Jaffe, Romaine Callender, Harry D. Southard, William Nunn, Eugenie Leontovich.

Pages are torn from a larger booklet.

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Max Gordon presents Fred and Adele Astair, Frank Morgan, Helen Broderick, Tilly Losch in The Band Wagon, a revue by George S. Kaufman and Howard Dietz, staged by Hassard Short. Other stars included Roberta Robinson, John Barker, Jay Wilson, Philip Loeb, Francis Pierlot, Peter Chambers.

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Program for Cinderella by Fred Locke at Morton's Theatre, Greenwich, the entire pantomime stage managed and produced by George Morton. Scenery and mechanical changes designed and painted by Tom Bogue, "the ingenious and elaborate mechanical effects" by T. Willis, the harlequinade invented and arranged by Gus Lowe.