
Storm Over Patsy (1937 Theatre Guild production) - repro
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Bruno Frank’s hilarious contemporary satirical comedy farce 'Storm Over Patsy' (adapted by James Bridie) completed a celebrated original Broadway premiere run at the Guild Theatre in 1937, running for an accomplished 91 performances under the banner of the Theatre Guild. The breathless farcical plot centers on a bureaucratic provincial politician who triggers an absolute municipal and marital crisis when he pathologically liquidates a poor woman's license for a stray dog named Patsy, launching a legal war of words, starring Leo G. Carroll.

