Shows · I Can Get It For You Wholesale · Shubert Theatre, 1962
I Can Get It For You Wholesale, 1962
Of the productions that opened in the 1960s, this had the 84th longest run.
Who was in it33 named
Ed Collins
Wilma Curley
Marion Fels
Martha Gathright
Don Grilley
James Hickman
Barbara Monte
Jack Murray
William Reilly
Stanley Simmonds
William Sumner
Pat Turner
Edward Verso
Diane Ball
Ben Gillespie
Larry Gradus
Louise Lasser
Eliot Feld
Elly Stone
Creative team
- Director
- Arthur Laurents
- Choreographer
- Herbert Ross
Tony Awards 0 from 2 nominations
Recordings 2 released while this run was on
4 more exist for other runs of this show: see I Can Get It For You Wholesale for all of them.
Around this production
The show is famous for launching 19-year-old Barbra Streisand to stardom. In a supporting role as the secretary Miss Marmelstein, she stopped the show nightly with her comic number. Elliott Gould, who played the lead, married Streisand shortly after.
Haro_pD Rome’s last full-scale Broadway musical was I Can Get It for You Wholesale (3/22/62: 300 performances). The David Merrick production made history when, on opening night, a star was born. Her name was Barbra Streisand; although she had only a small role as Miss Marmelstein, a secretary, she stopped the Show. Broadway Its History People and Places An Encyclopedia Bloom Ken 1949 2nd Ed New, p. 503
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