Liliom
PlayRevivalBroadway
Opening Date
Mar 25, 1940
Closing Date
May 11, 1940
Performances
56
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Open Date: Mar 25, 1940
Close Date: May 11, 1940
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Description
"Liliom" is the Hungarian for "Lily" and the slang term for "a tough."
Setting
An amusement Park on the Outskirts of Budapest. 1910.
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PeopleProduced by Vinton FreedleyWritten by Ferenc Molnár; Book adapted by Benjamin Glazer; Incidental music by Deems Taylor; Musical Director: Max WeiserStaged by Benno SchneiderBusiness Manager: Ralph KravetteStage Manager: Henry Ephron; Stage Director: Harry HowellGeneral Press Representative: Karl N. BernsteinSecond Policeman of the BeyondThe Richly Dressed ManFirst Policeman of the BeyondPeasant, Townsperson, etc.
Produced by Vinton Freedley
Written by Ferenc Molnár; Book adapted by Benjamin Glazer; Incidental music by Deems Taylor; Musical Director: Max Weiser
Staged by Benno Schneider
Business Manager: Ralph Kravette
Stage Manager: Henry Ephron; Stage Director: Harry Howell
General Press Representative: Karl N. Bernstein
Second Policeman of the Beyond
The Richly Dressed Man
First Policeman of the Beyond
Peasant, Townsperson, etc.
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