HOME Earl of Hollywood WHAT'S NEW Site Updates BIOGRAPHY RM Bio FILMOGRAPHY Films of RM PHOTOS Portraits, Candids, Stills, Family, Covers ROBERT MONTGOMERY PRESENTS TV Series BOB'S BEWITCHING DAUGHTER: Elizabeth Montgomery THE SON ALSO RISES: Robert Montgomery, Jr. ALL IN THE FAMILY: Elizabeth Allen & Martha-Bryan Allen PRINT THE LEGEND Vintage Articles RADIO DAYS Radio Appearances BRIGHT LIGHTS OF BROADWAY Broadway Appearances BOB AT HOME Pictorial of Homes LEADING LADIES Co-stars THE ONES THAT GOT AWAY Unrealized Projects STORE Purchase Videos/DVDs, Etc. WANTED PAGE Stuff I'm looking for LINKS Best of the web GUESTBOOK Leave your message SITE MAP Guide to exploring the site CONTACT THE WEBMASTER

THE CAROLINIAN

Playbill

By Rafael Sabatini and J. Harold Terry. Staged by Hamilton McFadden. Produced by Charles L. Wagner, at the Sam H. Harris Theatre, New York, November 2, 1925. 24 performances. Directed by Hamilton McFadden.

Cast: (in order of their appearance) Helen Chisolm...Mrs. Brewton Valerie Petri...Mrs. Ralph Izard Norman Cannon...Major Sykes John Maroney...Ralph Izard Edward Lester...Captain Davenant Cosmo Bellew...Colonel Harvey Charles Esdale...Sir James Gaspard Agnes Atherton...Lady Gaspard Reginald Owen...Captain Manderville Charles Warburton...Andrew Carey Martha-Bryan Allen...Myrtle Carey Arthur Forrest...John Rutledge Edwin Mordant...William Moultrie Guy Standing...Lord William Campbell Elizabeth Stevenson...Lady William Campbell Sidney Blackmer...Harry Latimer Murray Bennett...Hanibal John Storm...Mr. Trevor Paul Martin...Captain Lee David Owen...Lieutenant Shubrick Walker Moore...Ensign Laurens Robert Montgomery...Captain Shenstone Pierre Mario...Andre Randolph Vivien Kellems...Sarah Custis Winifred Spear...Louis Carter Joseph Mitchell...John Lewis

Act I. -- An evening in June, 1774. The spacious hall adjoining the Grand Assembly Room of Charles Town. Acts II and III. -- May, 1779. The same scene changed into Headquarters for the Colonial Army. Note: Interestingly, one of the songs featured in this play was "Mighty Lak' a Rose," a song which figured prominently in Robert Montgomery's 1937 film "Night Must Fall" as the song he ominously whistled throughout the film.