The Wind Is Ninety
Play - Original
Booth Theatre
Data not verified
- First Preview:
- Opening Date: June 21, 1945
- Closing Date: September 22, 1945
- Previews: 0
- Performances: 108
Playwright: Ralph Nelson
Synopsis
A World War II soldier whose plane is shot down returns to his parents and wife in invisible ghostly form to attempt to comfort them before they learn the news, with the help of the ghost of the Unknown Soldier.
Opening Night Cast
| Henry Barnard | Young Man | |
| Wendell Corey | Dan | |
| Donald Devlin | Chris | |
| James Dobson | Youth | |
| Kirk Douglas | Soldier | |
| Bert Lytell | Doc Ritchie | |
| Kevin Mathews | Jimmy | |
| Gordon McDonald | 2nd Lieutenant |
Opening Night Production Credits
| Ralph Nelson | Writer | |
| Albert De Courville | Director | |
| Frederick Fox | Scenic Design | |
| John Douglas | Lighting Design | |
| George Oshrin | Company Manager | |
| C.P. Greneker | Press Representative |