Research Catalog

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Additional authors

1. Wilde, Oscar, 1854-1900.
2. Diamond, Bobby
3. Rogers, Robert G., 1936-2008.
4. Worth, Irene
5. Green, Constance
6. Lang, Ellen
7. Holmes, Richard (Singer)
8. Bater, Glenn
9. Reese, Irwin
10. Gabrielli, Gina
11. Marquez-Sterling, Loli
12. Matsuki, Susan
13. Nonnemacher, Anne
14. Mason, Phillip
15. Guido, Richard
16. Renault, Raymond
17. Day, Barry
18. Pally, Alan J.
19. New York Public Library for the Performing Arts

Description

1. 3 sound discs (133 min.) : digital, mono.; 4 3/4 in.

Series statement

1. Man of some importance: Oscar Wilde and the Performing Arts

Uniform title

1. After the ball
2. Man of some importance: Oscar Wilde and the Performing Arts.

Alternative title

1. After the ball

Subject

1. Man-woman relationships > Drama
2. Musicals
3. Wilde, Oscar, 1854-1900 > Adaptations
4. Marriage > Drama

Call number

1. *LDC 42770

Note

1. "A series making the centennial of the death of Oscar Wilde" -- Program.
2. House program [6 p.] including biographical information about the participants, available on request.

Credits (note)

1. Produced and introduced by Alan J. Pally ; opening remarks by Barry Day ; Linda Shiers, Virginia Engasser, stage managers.

Performer (note)

1. Irene Worth (Duchess of Berwick), Constance Green (Lady Windermere), Bob Diamond (Lord Windermere), Ellen Lang (Mrs. Erlynne), Richard Holmes (Lord Darlington), Glenn Bater (Lord Augustus), Irwin Reese (Mr. Hopper), Gina Gabrielli (Lady Agatha), Loli Marquez-Sterling (Lady Plymdale), Susan Matsuki (Lady Stutfield), Anne Nonnemacher (Lady Jedburgh), Phillip Mason (Mr. Dumby), Richard Guido (Mr. Cecil Graham), Raymond Renault (Parker, the butler).

Event (note)

1. Recorded at The U. S. Custom House, One Bowling Green, New York, N.Y., Apr. 21, 2001.

Author

1. Coward, Noël, 1899-1973.

Title

1. After the ball [sound recording] / the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at The U. S. Custom House, One Bowling Green [presents] ; series producer, Alan J. Pally ; [written] by Noel Coward ; a musical adaptation of Lady Windermere's Fan, by Oscar Wilde ; edited from the original version and with additional material by Barry Day ; Bob Diamond, director.

Series

1. Man of some importance: Oscar Wilde and the Performing Arts
2. Man of some importance: Oscar Wilde and the Performing Arts.

Credits

1. Produced and introduced by Alan J. Pally ; opening remarks by Barry Day ; Linda Shiers, Virginia Engasser, stage managers.

Performer

1. Robert Rogers, piano.

Cast

1. Irene Worth (Duchess of Berwick), Constance Green (Lady Windermere), Bob Diamond (Lord Windermere), Ellen Lang (Mrs. Erlynne), Richard Holmes (Lord Darlington), Glenn Bater (Lord Augustus), Irwin Reese (Mr. Hopper), Gina Gabrielli (Lady Agatha), Loli Marquez-Sterling (Lady Plymdale), Susan Matsuki (Lady Stutfield), Anne Nonnemacher (Lady Jedburgh), Phillip Mason (Mr. Dumby), Richard Guido (Mr. Cecil Graham), Raymond Renault (Parker, the butler).

Event

1. Recorded at The U. S. Custom House, One Bowling Green, New York, N.Y., Apr. 21, 2001.

Connect to:

1. Request Access to Music Division Audio and Moving Image material

Added author

1. Wilde, Oscar, 1854-1900. Lady Windermere's fan.
2. Diamond, Bobby. Director
3. Rogers, Robert G., 1936-2008. Performer
4. Worth, Irene. Performer
5. Green, Constance. Performer
6. Lang, Ellen. Performer
7. Holmes, Richard (Singer) Performer
8. Bater, Glenn. Performer
9. Reese, Irwin. Performer
10. Gabrielli, Gina. Performer
11. Marquez-Sterling, Loli. Performer
12. Matsuki, Susan. Performer
13. Nonnemacher, Anne. Performer
14. Mason, Phillip. Performer
15. Guido, Richard. Performer
16. Renault, Raymond. Performer
17. Day, Barry. Adapter
18. Pally, Alan J. Producer
19. New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.

Research call number

1. *LDC 42770
2. *LTC-A 968
3. *LTD-A 400