I Am Different
Theater: Savoy (San Diego, CA)
Opening Date: August 18, 1938
Performances: Road tour
Playwright: Zoe Akins (adapted from the Hungarian by Lili Hatvany)
Director: Thomas Mitchell
Producer: Lee Shubert
Partial Cast: Glenn Anders, Walter Holbrooke, Fritzi Scheff, Charlotte Cooper, John Emery
Tallulah's Role: Judith Held
The play never made to Broadway due to poor reviews and script problems, but played in Chicago, Cincinatti, San Diego, San Francisco and throughout the South. The plot concerned a sex columnist who learns that following her own words is more difficult than she imagined. Most of the cast members, including Tallulah, knew the play was a dud and she even included a stipulation in her contract that she could opt out if the production made it to New York. By the time the play ended in Washington, Tallulah had accepted the role that was to be her greatest ("The Little Foxes").
Tallulah's Comments: "a Hungarian mishap"
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Theater: Savoy (San Diego, CA)
Opening Date: August 18, 1938
Performances: Road tour
Playwright: Zoe Akins (adapted from the Hungarian by Lili Hatvany)
Director: Thomas Mitchell
Producer: Lee Shubert
Partial Cast: Glenn Anders, Walter Holbrooke, Fritzi Scheff, Charlotte Cooper, John Emery
Tallulah's Role: Judith Held
The play never made to Broadway due to poor reviews and script problems, but played in Chicago, Cincinatti, San Diego, San Francisco and throughout the South. The plot concerned a sex columnist who learns that following her own words is more difficult than she imagined. Most of the cast members, including Tallulah, knew the play was a dud and she even included a stipulation in her contract that she could opt out if the production made it to New York. By the time the play ended in Washington, Tallulah had accepted the role that was to be her greatest ("The Little Foxes").
Tallulah's Comments: "a Hungarian mishap"
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