Shows · Annie Get Your Gun · Imperial Theatre, 1946
Annie Get Your Gun, 1946
Of the productions that opened in the 1940s, this had the 9th longest run.
Other stagings of Annie Get Your Gun 3 more
Who was in it121 named
Franca Baldwin
Truly Barbara
Art Barnett
Jack Beaber
Leon Bibb
Janice Bodenhoff
Bernice Brady
Jack Byron
Marlene Cameron
Pete Civello
Victor Clarke
Marjorie Crossland
Camilla de Witt
Robert Dixon
John Garth Iii
Mary Ellen Glass
Mary Grey
Bernard Griffin
Vincent Henry
Ray Hyson
Walter John
Don Liberto
Ostrid Lind
George Lipton as Pawnee Bill
Roslynd Lowe
Elizabeth Malone
Roy Milton
Duncan Noble
Edward Pfeiffer
Jack Pierce
Nancy Jean Raab
Nellie Ranson
Dorothy Richards
Fred Rivett
Harriet Roeder
Alma Ross
Clifford Sales
Bernice Saunders
Earl Sauvain
Rob Taylor
Clyde Turner
Katrina van Oss
Marietta Vore
Ruth Vrana
William Weslow
Ken Whelan
Mary Woodley
Helen Wysatt
Milton Watson
Barbara Barlow
Wes Bowman
Tessie Carrano
Lloyd Cole
Joseph Cunneff
Art Davenport
Sandra Deel
Madeleine Detry
Pat Dexter
Charles Dickson
Andrea Downing
Jane Earle
Rose Marie Elliott
Bert Freed
Gerald Fries
Cyprienne Gableman
Barbara Gaye
Evelyn Giles
Gloria Gordon
Harold Gordon
Noel Gordon
Gilbert Green
Clarence Hall
Henry Hamilton
Betty Lou Holland
Bobby Hookey
Eddie Howland
Jack Konzal
Martin Kraft
Christina Lind
Michael Maule
Phil Mceneny
Kam Moran
Robert Nash
Fernand Nault
James Newill
Doreen Oswald
Ralph Patterson
Jean Robles
Beverly Sales
Claire Saunders
William Skipper
Jean Spelvin
Clifford Tatum Jr
Frances Taylor
Susan Taylor
Arthur Ulisse
Jean Weeks
Elaine Baker Welch
Gordon West
Helene Whitney
Parker Wilson
Stanley Zompakos
Kenneth Bowers as Tommy Keeler
Creative team
- Director
- Joshua Logan
- Choreographer
- Helen Tamiris
- Producer
- Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein II
- Orchestrations
- Philip J. Lang
Recordings 1 released while this run was on
19 more exist for other runs of this show: see Annie Get Your Gun for all of them.
Around this production
The score was originally meant to be written by Jerome Kern, who died suddenly. Berlin was so intimidated by the assignment that he nearly turned it down, then wrote one of the greatest scores in Broadway history.
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