I saw it at a Saturday matinee preview in early August. It was lackluster. I did enjoy the cast, particularly Joyce Van Patten, Betty Garrett and Jack Gilford. It did poorly out of town (Eisenhower Theatre, Washington, D.C.) and was having money problems. It was booked into the Nederlanders' Biltmore Theatre on W. 47th Street. Terry Allen Kramer was the lead producer. She asked Jimmy Nederlander for help. He put some $$ in. It didn't help, since the NY reviews were bad. I think it played for less than a month. The Biltmore was then snapped up by the murder mystery "A Talent For Murder," which had a temporary booking at the Barrymore due to Katharine Hepburn's imminent arrival in "The West Side Waltz." "A Talent For Murder," starring Claudette Colbert, did grim business and closed around Thanksgiving. The Biltmore was then taken by "Deathtrap," transferring from the Music Box.
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