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Gambling is a 1929 play by
George M. Cohan.
After initial performances in
Philadelphia,
Atlantic City, New Jersey and
Brooklyn,
[1] the play opened at the
Fulton Theatre on Broadway from August 26, 1929
[2]
[3] until January 1930, for 152 performances. It was made into a movie in 1934.
[4]
Broadway cast
- Harry Lillford as Sheridan
- Harold Healy as Connelly
-
George M. Cohan as Draper
-
Robert Middlemass as Freelock
- Dan Carey as Lewis
- Neil Stone as Carlysle
-
Isabel Baring as Dorothy
- Douglas McPherson as Braddock
-
Mary Philips as Mazie
- Charles Johnson as Brennan
- Kathleen Niday as Marie
-
Theodore Newton as Gaylor
- Ernest Fox as Martin
- Mark Sullivan as Mason
- William Gillard as Buddy
- Mary Fox as Maid
- Jack Williams as Captain
- Jack Leslie as Knowles
- Duke Keeley as Wayne
- Joseph Halsey as Attendant
- Irving Jackson as Messenger
- Lydia McMillan as Mrs. Cromley
- Edward F. Namary as Chief
- Jane Thomas as Miss Daly
[3]
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