The New Yorkers, 1930

Who was in it97 named

F

Frances Williams

C

Charles King

H

Hope Williams

Ann Pennington1893–1971

R

Richard Carle

M

Marie Cahill

F

Fred Waring Orchestra

C

Clayton

J

Jackson and Durante

K

Kathryn Crawford

O

Oscar Ragland

Stuart Churchill

Iris Adrian
Charles Angelo
Marjorie Arnold
Al Atkins
Scott F Bates
Betty Bowen
Chester Bree
Meta Brewster
Donald Bryan
Fred C Buck Jr
Lillian Burke
Helene Cambridge
Fred C Campbell
Marian Carew
Josephine Carroll
Martha Carroll
Mary Carroll
Alvina Carson
Lew Clayton
Elton C Cockerill
Charles Conkling
Melva Cornell
George A Culley
Vincent Curran
Inez de Plessis
Harry Donnelly
Bill Drewes
Herman Drewes
Frank Ericson
Mildred Espey
Harriet Fink
Francis Foster
Stella Friend
James J Gilliland
Ralph Glover
Eileen Gorlet
Clare Hanlon
Stanley Harrison
Larry Hart
Charles E Henderson
Arthur Horn
Frank W Hower
Paul Huber
Eddie Jackson
Adele Kay
Nelson A Keller
Betty Knight
Hilda Knight
Don Knoblock
Larry Larkin
Evelyn Laurie
Ethel Lawrence
James Libbey
Nat London
Mickey Mackillop
Pansy Manness
Janet Marion
James R Mcclintock
Donald Mcginnis
Lou Ann Meredith
Marcelle Miller
Norman Moran
Will Morgan
Marion Nevans
Barrie Oliver
Ida Pearson
Blanche Poston
Muriel Reed
Joseph Rogers
Jack Roth
Evelyn Saether
Blanche Satchell
D Wade Schlegel
June Shafer
Irving Sherman
Barbara Smith
Paul Sterrett
Norma Taylor
Will I Townsend
Jack Tucker
Eileen Wenzel
Buddy York
Tammany Young
Owen Coll
Elisabeth Welch

Creative team

Director

Monty Woolley

Choreographer

George Hale

Producer

E. Ray Goetz

Orchestrations

Hans Spialek

Recordings

1 recording of The New Yorkers exist, but none was released while this run was on. See The New Yorkers for all of them.

Around this production

The first theatrical production was Cole Porter’s and Herbert Fields’s The New Yorkers (December 8, 1930), starring Jimmy Durante. The Golden Age of American Musical Theatre 1943 1965 Naden Corinne J Rowman Litt, p. 201