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Opening Date
Nov 19, 1942
Closing Date
Nov 22, 1942
Performances
6
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

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Theatres
Alvin Theatre
(Nov 19, 1942 - Nov 22, 1942)
Description
A Musical Play in a Prologue and Two Acts
Produced by Saul C. Colin and Henri Leiser
Music by Gioacchino Rossini, Dean Fuller, Alec Wilder, Samuel Mathovsky and Ralph Strain; Lyrics by Marshall Barer, William Engvick and Ira Wallach; Book by Louis Garden and Robert Pierpont Forshaw; Book adapted by Laszlo Halasz; Americanized from "The Barber of Seville" by Beaumarchais
Directed by Robert H. Gordon; Choreographed by George Mead
Scenic Design by Richard Rychtarik
Carlos Alexander
Don Basilio
 
Dr. Bartolo
Van Atkins
Musicians and Soldiers
Max Birnbaum
Musicians and Soldiers
Dick Bracken
Musicians and Soldiers
Igor Gorin
Figaro
Felix Knight
Almaviva
Harold Kravitt
Don Basilio
Robert Marshall
Almaviva
Anthony Musarra
Musicians and Soldiers
Grace Panvini
Rosina
Frank Price
Musicians and Soldiers
Martin Stewart
Musicians and Soldiers
Myron Szandrowsky
Fiorella
Nord Vernellj
Fiorella
Ardelle Warner
Bertha
Frances Watkins
Rosina
Richard Wentworth
Dr. Bartolo
music by Alec Wilder, Dean Fuller, Gioacchino Rossini, Murray Grand, Ralph Strain and Samuel Mathovsky; lyrics by Ira Wallach, Marshall Barer and William Engvick
Act 0
Sung By
Dawn is Approaching
Almaviva
I'm the Most Popular Barber in Town
Figaro
Duet
Almaviva and Figaro
Act 1
Sung By
When a Maiden Must Decide
Rosina
Slander's Whisper
Don Basilio
I'm a Man of Reputation
Dr. Bartolo
Act 2
Sung By
When You Find a Man of Forty
Bertha
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