They were married actors. Who worked together, almost exclusively, for decades. Stage actors who chose to turn down big-money offers from Hollywood. Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne ruled Broadway, ...
Lunt and Fontanne began their post-nuptial collaboration on Broadway in 1924 with a hit production of Hungarian playwright Ferenc Molnár’s 1910 play, “The Guardsman.” It’s the story of an actor who ...
THE GUARDSMAN—Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne try to solve the riddle of whether or not an actor is good enough to deceive his own wife into thinking she is in love with someone else, the same being ...
New Jersey Theatre Alliance and East Lynne Theater Company (ELTC) present a staged reading of the classic romantic comedy THE GUARDSMAN AND THE ACTRESS by Ferenc Molnar, adapted by Mark Edward Lang.
In theater history, the names Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne still register strongly — the husband-and-wife team enjoyed enormous popularity on the American stage from the 1920s into the ’50s. (Some of ...
That Paleolithic bit of Broadway foolery? The farcical vehicle that once upon a time (1924, to be exact) starred the erstwhile duke and duchess of the American stage, Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne?
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