Comes a Day is a three-act play written by American playwright Speed Lamkin. The drama is based on Lamkin's short story of the same name, which won a 1950 O. Henry Award.
Premiere and cast The play was performed on Broadway, at the Ambassador Theatre from 6–29 November 1958. A pre-Broadway run was performed at the McCarter Theatre (Princeton, N.J.), Forrest Theatre (Philadelphia), and the Colonial Theatre (Boston).
Judith Anderson Isabel Lawton Joseph Barr Lewis Brandon de Wilde C. D. Lawton John Dutra Bud Larry Hagman Jim Culpepper Ruth Hammond Katherine Eubanks Arthur O'Connell Charley Lawton Michael J. Pollard Joe Glover Eileen Ryan Lorraine George C. Scott Tydings Glenn Lorna Thayer Mrs. McCarthy Diana van der Vlis Caroline Lawton Charles White Gordie Eubanks
Awards and nominations Original Broadway production Year Award Category Nominee Result 1959 Tony Award Best Featured Actor in a Play George C. Scott
References
External links
Playbill database listing for Comes a Day