The Happiest Millionaire Playbill - Nov 1956
The Happiest Millionaire
Broadway
Original
People (31)
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Anthony J. Drexel Biddle
(Original)
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John Lawless
(Original)
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Angier Duke
(Original)
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Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel Biddle
(Original)
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O'Malley
(Original)
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Aunt Mary Drexel
(Original)
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Cordelia Biddle
(Original)
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Mrs. Benjamin Duke
(Original)
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O'Malley
(Replacement)
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Footman
(Original)
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Charlie Taylor
(Original)
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Livingston Biddle
(Original)
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Joe Mancuso
(Original)
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Emma
(Original)
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Cousin Lucy Rittenhouse
(Original)
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Tony Biddle
(Original)
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Anthony J. Drexel Biddle
(Original)
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John Lawless
(Original)
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Angier Duke
(Original)
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Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel Biddle
(Original)
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O'Malley
(Original)
-
Aunt Mary Drexel
(Original)
-
Cordelia Biddle
(Original)
-
Mrs. Benjamin Duke
(Original)
-
Footman
(Original)
-
Charlie Taylor
(Original)
-
Livingston Biddle
(Original)
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Joe Mancuso
(Original)
-
Emma
(Original)
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Cousin Lucy Rittenhouse
(Original)
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Tony Biddle
(Original)
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WriterSuggested by "My Philadelphia Father"
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Suggested by "My Philadelphia Father"
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DirectorProducer
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DirectorProducer
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Scenic DesignLighting Design
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Costume Design
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Production Stage Manager
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Stage Manager
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Assistant Stage Manager
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Casting
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General Manager
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Company Manager
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Press Representative
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Press Representative
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Press Assistant
Inside The Playbill
The Happiest Millionaire - November 1956
The Happiest Millionaire - November 1956
The Happiest Millionaire - November 1956
The Happiest Millionaire - November 1956
The Happiest Millionaire - November 1956
The Happiest Millionaire - November 1956
The Happiest Millionaire - November 1956
The Happiest Millionaire - November 1956
The Happiest Millionaire - November 1956
The Happiest Millionaire - November 1956
Awards
| Theatre World Awards | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1957 | Theatre World Award | Winner |
| Tony Award | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1957 | Scenic Design (Play or Musical) | Nominee | |
| 1957 | Best Featured Actress in a Play | Nominee |
Shows That Opened That Season: 1956–1957
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