Shows · Hooray For What! · Winter Garden, 1937
Hooray For What!, 1937
Of the productions that opened in the 1930s, this had the 119th longest run.
Who was in it73 named
Al Gordon S Dogs
Anthony Albert
Joanna Allen
Peggy Badey
Margorie Baglin
Al Baron
Dorothy Bird
Bidda Blakely
The Briants
Florine Callahan
Constance Carr
Leo Chalzel
William Chandler
Carrol Clarke
Harold Cook
Ford Crane
Maxine Darrell
Louise de Forrest
Helene Ecklund
Will Ferry
The Five Reillys
Franklyn Fox
Joel Friend
Peggy Gallimore
Phillip Gordon
Helen Hannan
William Hawley
Rita Horgan
Beverly Hosier
Frank Howard
Arthur Kay
Evelyn Laurie
Mary Joan Martin
Mary Meyer
Mickey Moore
Evelyn Moser
Edward Murray
Dagmar Nilsson
Mary Ann Parker
Wynelle Patterson
Bill Pillick
Leon Polinsky
Don Popikoff
Jo Raskin
Gracie Reilly
Roy Roberts
Marcel Rousseau
Sid Salzer
Charles Senna
Ruth Shaw
John Smedberg
Virginia Smith
Sue Hastings Marionettes
Barbara Towne
Marie Vanneman
Virginia Vonne
Carol Louise Wanderman
Armonce Wilkins
Castle Williams
Charles Collins
John Elliott
Charles la Torre
Dorothy Stone
Creative team
- Director
- Vincente Minnelli, Howard Lindsay
- Choreographer
- Agnes de Mille, Robert Alton
- Producer
- Messrs. Shubert
- Orchestrations
- Don Walker
Around this production
She then went to Europe, where she performed in Paris, Copenhagen, and London. While in London she got her first theatrical commission, to choreograph the CoLe Porter musical Nymph Errant (10/6/33). The show, starring Gertrude Lawrence, was mildly successful but did not cross the Atlantic. After another London assignment (Why Not Tonight?) she made her Broadway choreographic debut with Hooray for… Broadway Its History People and Places An Encyclopedia Bloom Ken 1949 2nd Ed New, p. 148
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