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| Production: | Berkeley Square | |
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| Season: | 1936-1937 | |
| Playwright: | John L. Balderston | |
| Director: | Mrs. W. R. Davis | |
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| Costume Design: | Beth Armond, Loraine Arneson, Avonell Money, Irma Grace Kester, Melvin Jacobs | |
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| Props Design: | Gail Kilngberg, Virginia Lea Stoner, Betty Allen, Elinor Collins, Madeline Albers, Betty Greenwell | |
| Stage Manager: | Dale King | |
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| Caption: | ||
| Presented by the Sophomore Class at the Capitol Theatre, Nov. 13, 1936. Cast: Florence Martin (Maid); Crane Walker (Tom Pettigrew); Amy Jane Reichert (Kate Pettigrew); June Elizabeth King (The Lady Anne Pettigrew); William Owen Pugh (Mr. Throstle); Jean Morgan (Helen Pettigrew); William Fairbank (The Ambassador); Mary Delia Hatfield (Mrs. Barwick); Dick Zwicker (Peter Standish); Gretchen Darling (Marjorie Frant); Harvey Frazier (Major Clinton); Helen Louise Waldron (Miss Barrymore); Ruth Van Patten (The Duchess of Devonshire); David McFadden (Lord Stanley); Murray Taggart (H. R. H. The Duke of Cumberland) Business Committee: Walter Shuham, Ted Best, Roberta Fancher, Anne Selfridge, Roberta Sandoz, Elmer Tracy, Benjamin Flathers; Stage Committee: Henry Freeman, Harold Argo, Richard Hull, Richard Clodius, Byron Lowery, Baker Ferguson, John Ritter, Anita Blucher, Barbara Keith; Make-up: Norman Kelly, Elizabeth Storie, Mary Gillette, Mary Westwood; Prompting: Mary Crooks, Eleanor Lutz | ||
