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[BBC Report of Leslie Howard's Death] On Saturday, July 30, I posted on Facebook the 2014 BBC report on Leslie Howard's Death ...

The Werewolf

The Werewolf* by Gladys Unger
Adapted from Der Werwolf by Rudolph Lothar
49th Street Theatre†, New York
Rôle: Paolo Moreira
Total Performances: 112
8/25/1924 - c. 12/1924

*OCLC WorldCat Entry The Werewolf
ref: Eforgan, pp. 59, 60 and Theatre and Film Work Index
ref: Howard, L. ed. with R. Howard, pp. 46-48, 49
ref: Howard, L. R., pp. 92, 94, 96-7
ref: Howard, R., Plays Index
ref: IBDb.com Leslie Howard Page
ref: IBDb.com The Werewolf
ref: Inafferrabile Leslie Howard, Theatre - The Werewolf • Includes cast information, synopsis and reviews

ref: Miscellaneous Notices
ref: Chicago Tribune Review reprinted in The New York Times • "Plays in the Provinces" 06/08/1924
ref: New York World Review by H. Brown reprinted in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch 08/31/1924
ref: New York Times Review S. Young • "The Play" 08/26/1924
ref: Brooklyn Daily Eagle Review A. Woollcott • "The New Play" 08/26/1924
ref: Brooklyn Daily Eagle Commentary A. Pollock • "About the Theatre" 08/31/1924
ref: New York Times • "The Farcical Week" 08/31/1924
ref: Ogden Standard-Examiner Review • "Percy Hammond's Letter" 08/31/1924
ref: Scranton Republican Review 09/06/1924
ref: The Enquirer, Cincinnati Review 09/07/1924
ref: New York Times • "Who's Who Marion Coakley" 11/02/1924
ref: Program in PDF
49th Street Theatre, 235 W. 49th St., New York, NY
Read Leslie Howard's story about his experience with The Werewolf: "The Broadway Premiere"

The Werewolf was originally known to Howard as Spanish Nights. He talks about the play in his diary. However, The New York Times on the night before the play opened on Broadway called it Find the Man, stating it had been "known in the provinces" as The Werewolf and stating also that the play is an adaptation by Gladys Unger of a play from "the German of Rudolph Lothar," which is a reference to Lothar's 1921 play Der Werwolf. "Gossip of the Rialto." The New York Times, August 17, 1924.

[Leslie Howard with Marion Coakley]

[Leslie Howard and Marion Coakley as depicted
in The New York Times, August 17, 1924]


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