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A 1927 [[silent film]] [[Seventh Heaven (1927 film)|of the same title]] was written by [[Benjamin Glazer]] and directed by [[Frank Borzage]]. |
A 1927 [[silent film]] [[Seventh Heaven (1927 film)|of the same title]] was written by [[Benjamin Glazer]] and directed by [[Frank Borzage]]. |
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A [[Seventh Heaven (1937 film)|1937 remake]] was produced as a sound film starring [[Simone Simon]], [[James Stewart]], [[Jean Hersholt]], and [[Gregory Ratoff]], with [[Henry King (director)|Henry King]] directing.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title.jsp?stid=89671&category=Notes |title=Notes for Seventh Heaven (1937) |accessdate=2013-03-08|work=[[Turner Classic Movies]]}}</ref> |
A [[Seventh Heaven (1937 film)|1937 remake]] was produced as a sound film starring [[Simone Simon]], [[James Stewart]], [[Jean Hersholt]], and [[Gregory Ratoff]], with [[Henry King (director)|Henry King]] directing.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title.jsp?stid=89671&category=Notes |title=Notes for Seventh Heaven (1937) |accessdate=2013-03-08|work=[[Turner Classic Movies]]}}</ref> |
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In 1955 the musical adaptation [[Seventh Heaven]] opened on Broadway starring [[Gloria de Haven]], [[Ricardo Montalban]] and [[Kurt |
In 1955 the musical adaptation [[Seventh Heaven]] opened on Broadway starring [[Gloria de Haven]], [[Ricardo Montalban]] and [[Kurt Kaznar]]. [[Bea Arthur]], [[Chita Rivera]] and [[Gerianne Raphael]] were lalso in the cast. |
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==References== |
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Revision as of 08:10, 2 March 2023
| Seventh Heaven | |
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| Written by | Austin Strong |
| Characters | Diane Chico |
| Original language | English |
| Setting | Paris and Heaven |
Seventh Heaven was one of the most popular Broadway plays of the 1920s.
Production
Seventh Heaven was written by Austin Strong and produced by John Golden. It ran at the Booth Theatre from October 30, 1922, to July 1924 for a total of 704 performances. The leads were played by George Gaul as Chico and Helen Menken as Diane. Also in the cast of the play was Frank Morgan as Brissac.
Cast
- Helen Menken as Diane
- George Gaul as Chico
- Frank Morgan as Brissac
- Herbert Druce as Boul'
- Alfred Kappeler as Maximalian Gobin
- Marion Kerby as Nana
- William Post as Pere Chevillon
- Isabel West as Aunt Valentine
- Harry Forsman as Uncle Georges
- Fred Holloway as The Rat
- Beatrice Noyes as Arlette
- Bernard Thornton as Recan
- Lionel Joseph as Lamplighter
- Richard Carlyle as Blonde
- John Clements as Sergeant of Police
Plot
Young girl Diane is falling in love with Chico during World War I in France.
Adaptations
Two films have been made based on the original Broadway play. A 1927 silent film of the same title was written by Benjamin Glazer and directed by Frank Borzage. A 1937 remake was produced as a sound film starring Simone Simon, James Stewart, Jean Hersholt, and Gregory Ratoff, with Henry King directing.[1]
In 1955 the musical adaptation Seventh Heaven opened on Broadway starring Gloria de Haven, Ricardo Montalban and Kurt Kaznar. Bea Arthur, Chita Rivera and Gerianne Raphael were lalso in the cast.
References
- ^ "Notes for Seventh Heaven (1937)". Turner Classic Movies. Retrieved 2013-03-08.
External links
- Full text at the Internet Archive
- Seventh Heaven at the Internet Broadway Database