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9 November 1977 (USA)
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Won Primetime Emmy.
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Let's hear it for Dame Rosemary Harris (She should become a Dame)
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Cast
 | Donald Barton | ... | Gilbert Marshall |
| Forrest Buckman | ... | Perry Stewart |
| David A. Butler | ... | Hallboy |
| Michael Cuddy | ... | Hallboy |
| Keene Curtis | ... | Herbert Dean |
| George Gitto | ... | Hallboy |
 | Rosemary Harris | ... | Julie Cavendish |
| Mary Layne | ... | Gwen Cavendish |
| Eva Le Gallienne | ... | Fanny Cavendish (as Eva LaGallienne) |
| Rosetta LeNoire | ... | Della |
| Sam Levene | ... | Oscar Wolfe |
| Sherman G. Lloyd | ... | McDermott (as Sherman Lloyd) |
| Betty Low | ... | Miss Peake |
| David Petersen | ... | Chauffeur (as David O. Petersen) |
| Ellis Rabb | ... | Tony Cavendish |
| John Remme | ... | Jo |
| C. Salyk-Lynton | ... | Gunga |
| Mary Louise Wilson | ... | Kitty Dean |
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| Kirk Browning | |||
| Ellis Rabb | |||
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| Edna Ferber | play | |
| George S. Kaufman | play | |
Produced by | |||
| Ken Campbell | .... | producer | |
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| Claibe Richardson | |||
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| Robert Pounds | |||
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| Ed Wittstein | |||
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| Ann Roth | |||
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| Dean Baldwin | .... | camera operator | |
| John Feher | .... | camera operator | |
| Danny Franks | .... | lighting designer | |
| John Gleason | .... | lighting designer: stage production | |
| Gordon S. Lewis | .... | photographer | |
| Leon Schweir | .... | camera operator | |
Other crew | |||
| Ellis Rabb | .... | director: stage production | |
Production Companies
- American Bicentennial Theatre
- Association of Producing Artists-Phoenix Theatre
- WNET Channel 13 New York
- Broadway Theatre Archive (video)
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- Kultur (2002) (USA) (DVD)
- Kultur (2002) (USA) (VHS)
- Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) (1977) (USA) (TV)
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The original 1927 production of "The Royal Family", which was co-written by Edna Ferber, opened on Broadway a day after the Broadway opening of the original stage production of "Show Boat", which was based on a Ferber novel.See more »
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Version of "The Ford Theatre Hour: The Royal Family (#2.10)" (1950)See more »
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I caught only the last hour of this play taped for PBS. This play is well written and somewhat outdated but it displays the enormous, beautiful talent of Dame Rosemary Harris (She's not damed yet but she should be)she's beautiful and very talented. She's one of the great divas of the theatre overall. Then there is Eva LaGallienne who is one of the great acting divas of all time. Eva and Rosemary should have earned Emmys for their roles as mother and daughter. They were totally into characters. It's worth $30 to order it now. It wasn't until I recently read more about Eva LaGallienne who should have had more roles in her lifetime that brought her fame and happiness. She was respected for her caliber in the theater but it never transferred to film or television because of her sexual orientation. She never denied who she was attracted too and she should be remembered that the true passion of her life was truly the stage. That's how I will remember Eva's legacy is that the stage is where she belonged most.