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THE LOUD RED PATRICK

A comedy in three acts by John Boruff. Suggested by the book of the same name by Ruth McKenney. Produced by Richard W. Krakeur, Robert Douglas and David Wayne at the Ambassador Theatre, October 3, 1956. Closed December 22, 1956. 93 performances.

Cast of characters: (in order of appearance) Mary Farrell...Mrs. Gallup Renne Jarrett...Rita Flannigan Kimetha Laurie...Rosalie Flannigan Nancy Devlin...Mary Flannigan Elizabeth Montgomery...Maggie Flannigan Arthur Kennedy...Patrick Flannigan David Wayne...Mr. Finnegan James Congdon...Ralph Penrose James Karr...Richard

The entire action of the play takes place in the Flannigan living room, in Cleveland, Ohio, August, 1912. Act I -- Late Afternoon. Act II -- Several Days Later. Act III -- Early Morning. Directed by Robert Douglas. Scenery, costumes and lighting by Paul Morrison.

From The Playbill.