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Additional authors

1. West, Mae
2. Blake, Paul (Librettist)
3. Powers, Dennis
4. Schmidt, Douglas W
5. Fletcher, Robert, 1922-
6. Duarte, Derek
7. Mackay, Harper
8. LeGrand, Stephen
9. Smith, Alice Elliott
10. Elsperger, Bruce
11. Barcone, Eugene
12. Wyler, Gretchen
13. Butterfield, Richard
14. Walker, Sydney, 1921-1994
15. Donat, Peter, 1928-2018
16. Stephens, Lannyl
17. Ferrall, Gina
18. Roblin, Jennifer
19. Markovitz, Paula
20. Weingartner, Stephen
21. Crawley, Brian, 1962-
22. Piper, Don
23. Proctor, David
24. Maier, David
25. Lane, Yuri
26. Brickley, Kate
27. Mitchell, Delores
28. McShane, Michael
29. Reichert, Daniel
30. Coolbrith, Paul
31. Dignon, Hugh
32. Eshelman, Drew
33. Betancourt, Anne
34. Ryan, Michael Scott
35. Carlin, Nancy
36. Swain, Howard
37. Leskin, Will
38. Oropeza, Luis
39. Scarmack, Carlotta
40. Moses, Julie
41. Shaffer, Caroline
42. Eldred, Roxanne
43. American Conservatory Theater, producer
44. San Francisco Performing Arts Library and Museum, donor

Description

1. 1 videocassette (VHS) (94 min.) : sound, color; 1/2 in.

Summary

1. Adaptation of Mae West's 1928 stage play.

Alternative title

1. She done him wrong

Subject

1. Theatrical productions > California > San Francisco > 1981-1990
2. Entertainers > New York (State) > New York > Drama
3. West, Mae > Adaptations
4. Bars (Drinking establishments) > Drama
5. Theater > California > San Francisco
6. Drama
7. Man-woman relationships > Drama
8. Musical theater > California > San Francisco

Genre/Form

1. Drama.

Call number

1. NCOV 1565

Note

1. Image quality is poor. Audio track is on one channel only.

Access (note)

1. Permission required.

Credits (note)

1. Scenery by Douglas W. Schmidt ; costumes by Robert Fletcher ; lighting by Derek Duarte ; musical supervision by Harper MacKay ; sound by Stephen LeGrand ; stage managers, Alice Elliott Smith, Bruce Elsperger, and Eugene Barcone.

Performer (note)

1. Gretchen Wyler (as Diamond Lil), Richard Butterfield, Sydney Walker, Peter Donat, Harper MacKay, Lannyl Stephens, Gina Ferrall, Jennifer Roblin, Paula Markovitz, Stephen Weingartner, Brian Crawley, Don Piper, David Proctor, David Maier, Yuri Lane, Kate Brickley, Delores Mitchell, Micheal McShane, Daniel Reichert, Paul Coolbrith, Hugh Dignon, Drew Eshelman, Anne Betancourt, Michael Scott Ryan, Nancy Carlin, Howard Swain, Will Leskin, Luis Oropeza, Carlotta Scarmack, Julie Moses, Caroline Shaffer, Roxanne Eldred.

Event (note)

1. Videotaped at The American Conservatory Theatre, San Francisco, Calif., 1988. The production opened on Jan. 27, 1988, and closed in early March of that year.

Biography (note)

1. In 1933 West starred in a film adaptation of this material, retitled She done him wrong.

Title

1. Diamond Lil [videorecording] / The American Conservatory Theatre presents ; [written] by Mae West ; adaptation by Paul Blake and Dennis Powers ; direction and musical staging by Paul Blake.

Imprint

1. San Francisco, 1988.

Access

1. Permission required.

Credits

1. Scenery by Douglas W. Schmidt ; costumes by Robert Fletcher ; lighting by Derek Duarte ; musical supervision by Harper MacKay ; sound by Stephen LeGrand ; stage managers, Alice Elliott Smith, Bruce Elsperger, and Eugene Barcone.

Cast

1. Gretchen Wyler (as Diamond Lil), Richard Butterfield, Sydney Walker, Peter Donat, Harper MacKay, Lannyl Stephens, Gina Ferrall, Jennifer Roblin, Paula Markovitz, Stephen Weingartner, Brian Crawley, Don Piper, David Proctor, David Maier, Yuri Lane, Kate Brickley, Delores Mitchell, Micheal McShane, Daniel Reichert, Paul Coolbrith, Hugh Dignon, Drew Eshelman, Anne Betancourt, Michael Scott Ryan, Nancy Carlin, Howard Swain, Will Leskin, Luis Oropeza, Carlotta Scarmack, Julie Moses, Caroline Shaffer, Roxanne Eldred.

Event

1. Videotaped at The American Conservatory Theatre, San Francisco, Calif., 1988. The production opened on Jan. 27, 1988, and closed in early March of that year.

Biography

1. In 1933 West starred in a film adaptation of this material, retitled She done him wrong.

Local note

1. Gift of the San Francisco Performing Arts Library and Museum.

Connect to:

1. Request Access to Theatre on Film and Tape Archive Special Collections material

Added author

1. West, Mae. Diamond Lil.
2. Blake, Paul (Librettist), adapter.
3. Blake, Paul (Librettist), director.
4. Blake, Paul (Librettist), choreographer.
5. Powers, Dennis, adapter.
6. Schmidt, Douglas W, set designer.
7. Fletcher, Robert, 1922- costume designer.
8. Duarte, Derek, lighting designer.
9. Mackay, Harper, musical supervisor.
10. Mackay, Harper, actor.
11. LeGrand, Stephen, sound designer.
12. Smith, Alice Elliott, stage manager.
13. Elsperger, Bruce, stage manager.
14. Barcone, Eugene, stage manager.
15. Wyler, Gretchen, actor.
16. Butterfield, Richard, actor.
17. Walker, Sydney, 1921-1994, actor.
18. Donat, Peter, 1928-2018, actor.
19. Stephens, Lannyl, actor.
20. Ferrall, Gina, actor.
21. Roblin, Jennifer, actor.
22. Markovitz, Paula, actor.
23. Weingartner, Stephen, actor.
24. Crawley, Brian, 1962- actor.
25. Piper, Don, actor.
26. Proctor, David, actor.
27. Maier, David, actor.
28. Lane, Yuri, actor.
29. Brickley, Kate, actor.
30. Mitchell, Delores, actor.
31. McShane, Michael, actor.
32. Reichert, Daniel, actor.
33. Coolbrith, Paul, actor.
34. Dignon, Hugh, actor.
35. Eshelman, Drew, actor.
36. Betancourt, Anne, actor.
37. Ryan, Michael Scott, actor.
38. Carlin, Nancy, actor.
39. Swain, Howard, actor.
40. Leskin, Will, actor.
41. Oropeza, Luis, actor.
42. Scarmack, Carlotta, actor.
43. Moses, Julie, actor.
44. Shaffer, Caroline, actor.
45. Eldred, Roxanne, actor.
46. American Conservatory Theater, producer.
47. San Francisco Performing Arts Library and Museum, donor.

Research call number

1. NCOV 1565