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rendező: Joel Schumacher
író: Akiva Goldsman
zeneszerző: Elliot Goldenthal
operatőr: Stephen Goldblatt
díszlettervező: Geoff Hubbard
jelmeztervező: Ingrid Ferrin, Robert Turturice
producer: Peter MacGregor-Scott
executive producer: Benjamin Melniker, Michael E. Uslan
látványtervező: Barbara Ling
vágó: Dennis Virkler, Fred C. Vitale
szereplő(k):
George Clooney (Batman/Bruce Wayne)
Chris O'Donnell (Dick Grayson/Robin)
Arnold Schwarzenegger (Mr. Freeze/Dr. Victor Fries)
Uma Thurman (Poison Ivy/Dr. Pamela Isley)
Alicia Silverstone (Batgirl/Barbara Wilson)
Elle Macpherson (Julie Madison)
Michael Gough (Alfred Pennyworth)
Pat Hingle (Gordon parancsnok)
John Glover (Dr. Jason Woodrue)
Vivica A. Fox (Ms. B. Haven)
SUSAN WATSON sings "I Leave You With a Love Song" with lyrics by Walter Willison and music by Jeffrey Silverman, her show stopping eleven o'clock number from the hit musical comedy "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue". When the show opened on November 11, 1980 at The Mayfair Music Hall, Santa Monica, California, Rick Talcove, of the Daily News, proclaimed "Susan Watson has one of the purest voices in the American theater, and her work on this occasion only confirms the matter." Critics raved about the show itself, as well. John C. Mahoney of The Los Angeles Times praised the score as "More than a dozen new, yet instant, evergreens by Walter Willison and Jeffrey Silverman." And Ron Pennington, writing in The Hollywood Reporter, summed it up as "An extremely clever concept, marvelously realized and staged and directed, with a number of delightful original songs."FRONT STREET GAIETIES" has a book & lyrics by Walter Willison, a Tony nominee and Theatre World Award winner whose Broadway appearances include "TWO BY TWO", "PIPPIN", "NORMAN, IS THAT YOU?", "GRAND HOTEL", "A CHRISTMAS CAROL", and the title role in Wright & Forrest "KEAN" Off-Broadway, in which he also costarred with Ms. Watson. After making her debut as Kim McAfee in the original cast of "BYE, BYE, BIRDIE", Susan Watson quickly became the quintessential Broadway ingenue of the 1960s, earning a Tony Award nomination for "A JOYFUL NOISE", followed by "CARNIVAL", "BEN FRANKLIN IN PARIS", "CELEBRATION", "BEGGAR ON HORSEBACK", the Lincoln Center revivals of "CAROUSEL", " OKLAHOMA!", "WHERE'S CHARLEY?" and in the title role of the landmark 1970 revival of "NO, NO, NANNETE" costarring with Ruby Keeler and Patsy Kelley. Currently living and performing on the West Coast, Ms. Watson returned to the New York stage in 2000 to star with Walter Willison, Christiane Noll and Robert Sella in Robert Wright & George Forrest's "KEAN". In 2009 she was once again reunited with Mr. Willison when the two appeared in "REMEMBER AND CELEBRATE: Honoring Tom Jones & Harvey Schmidt," a Gala All-Star tribute to her longtime friends and collaborators [she was Luisa in the original stage and Hallmark Hall of Fame TV productions of their musical "THE FANTASTICKS"] at the 28th Annual William Inge Festival, and she released a Best Selling CD in 2009 entitled "Earthly Paradise: Susan Watson Sings Jones & Schmidt". Composer Jeffrey Silverman was Associate Conductor of "LES MISERABLES" and "SONG AND DANCE" and has written numerous TV and film scores. Willison & Silverman's other collaborations include Bo Derek's first film, "FANTASIES" [aka "ONCE UPON A LOVE"], directed by John Derek, which features several songs with lyrics by Mr. Willison, which he also sings on the film soundtrack, and "BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928" Off-Broadway, which starred Diane J. Findlay, Shelley Bruce, Kenny D'Aquila, Joanna Rush, Gwen Hillier-Lowe, Rose Scudder, and Steve Jerro. Also starring in "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue" were Carol Swarbrick ["SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM", "WHOOPEE!", "GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDS"] succeeding Eileen Barnett ["NINE"], Charles Ward [Bob Fosse's DANCIN'] succeeding Jerry Clark, Lori Milne, Stephanie Stasny, Manuel Isquierdo, magicians Gregory & Kay, Tracy Cutts and Sue Ann Pinner. Choreographed by Wade Collings, who was then doing double duty appearing on stage with icon Ann-Margaret in Las Vegas and on tour as a member of Roger Smith's acclaimed group of singing/dancing men known as "Raw Satin". Costumes were by Emmy winning and Costume Designers Guild Hall of Fame Award winner Robert Turturice ["MOONLIGHTING", "GIA", "PEE-WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE"]. The show was Produced by Willison & Collings with Barbara Custer [now Vice President of MGM] An Original Cast Recording of "FRONT STREET GAIETIES" is available on AEI Records.
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SUSAN WATSON and WALTER WILLISON sing "An Ol' Fashioned Love Song" in this 1980 television appearance on "Mid-Morning LA", from "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue", in which they costarred. As I write this, "Congratulations!" are due to The Legendary Ms. Watson, who is about to make her return to Broadway costarring in the new 2011 revival of Stephen Sondheim's FOLLIES, which has already received critical acclaim in it's tryout at The Kennedy Center in Washington. When "FRONT STREET GAIETIES" opened on November 11, 1980 at The Mayfair Music Hall, Santa Monica, California, Rick Talcove, of the Daily News, proclaimed "Susan Watson has one of the purest voices in the American theater, and her work on this occasion only confirms the matter." Critics raved about the show itself, as well. John C. Mahoney of The Los Angeles Times praised the score as "More than a dozen new, yet instant, evergreens by Walter Willison and Jeffrey Silverman." And Ron Pennington, writing in The Hollywood Reporter, summed it up as "An extremely clever concept, marvelously realized and staged and directed, with a number of delightful original songs. "FRONT STREET GAIETIES" has a book & lyrics & direction by Mr. Willison, a Tony nominee and Theatre World Award winner whose Broadway appearances include "TWO BY TWO", "PIPPIN", "NORMAN, IS THAT YOU?", "GRAND HOTEL", "A CHRISTMAS CAROL", and the title role in Wright & Forrest "KEAN" Off-Broadway, in which he also costarred with Ms. Watson. After making her debut as Kim McAfee in the original cast of "BYE, BYE, BIRDIE", Susan Watson quickly became the quintessential Broadway ingenue of the 1960s, earning a Tony Award nomination for "A JOYFUL NOISE", followed by "CARNIVAL", "BEN FRANKLIN IN PARIS", "CELEBRATION", "BEGGAR ON HORSEBACK", the Lincoln Center revivals of "CAROUSEL", " OKLAHOMA!", "WHERE'S CHARLEY?" and in the title role of the landmark 1970 revival of "NO, NO, NANNETTE" costarring with Ruby Keeler and Patsy Kelly. Currently living and performing on the West Coast, Ms. Watson returned to the New York stage in 2000 to star with Walter Willison, Christiane Noll and Robert Sella in Robert Wright & George Forrest's "KEAN". In 2009 she was once again reunited with Mr. Willison when the two appeared in "REMEMBER AND CELEBRATE: Honoring Tom Jones & Harvey Schmidt," a Gala All-Star tribute to her longtime friends and collaborators [she was Luisa in the original stage and Hallmark Hall of Fame TV productions of their musical "THE FANTASTICKS"] at the 28th Annual William Inge Festival, and she released a Best Selling CD in 2009 entitled "Earthly Paradise: Susan Watson Sings Jones & Schmidt". Composer Jeffrey Silverman was Associate Conductor of "LES MISERABLES" and "SONG AND DANCE" and has written numerous TV and film scores. Willison & Silverman's other collaborations include Bo Derek's first film, "FANTASIES" [aka "ONCE UPON A LOVE"], directed by John Derek, which features several songs with lyrics by Mr. Willison, which he also sings on the film soundtrack, and "BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928" Off-Broadway, which starred Diane J. Findlay, Shelley Bruce, Kenny D'Aquila, Joanna Rush, Gwen Hillier-Lowe, Rose Scudder, and Steve Jerro. Also starring in "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue" were Carol Swarbrick ["SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM", "WHOOPEE!", "GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDS"] succeeding Eileen Barnett ["NINE"], Charles Ward [Bob Fosse's DANCIN'] succeeding Jerry Clark, Lori Milne, Stephanie Stasny, Manuel Isquierdo, magicians Gregory & Kay, Tracy Cutts and Sue Ann Pinner. Choreographed by Wade Collings, who was then doing double duty appearing on stage with icon Ann-Margaret in Las Vegas and on tour as a member of Roger Smith's acclaimed group of singing/dancing men known as "Raw Satin". Costumes were by Emmy winning and Costume Designers Guild Hall of Fame Award winner Robert Turturice ["MOONLIGHTING", "GIA", "PEE-WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE"]. The show was Produced by Willison & Collings with Barbara Custer [now Vice President of MGM] An Original Cast Recording of "FRONT STREET GAIETIES" is available on AEI Records.
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WALTER WILLISON sings "Daddy, I Hadda Be a Cowboy", from "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue", in this 1980 appearance on "Mid-Morning LA", accompanied by Jeffrey Silverman. When "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue" opened on November 11, 1980 at The Mayfair Music Hall, Santa Monica, California, Ron Pennington wrote in The Hollywood Reporter: "Walter Willison has a magnificent voice. John C. Mahoney of The Los Angeles Times praised the score as "More than a dozen new, yet instant, evergreens by Walter Willison and Jeffrey Silverman," and Mr. Pennington summed it up as "An extremely clever concept, marvelously realized and staged and directed, with a number of delightful original songs." The show featured book, lyrics & direction by Mr. Willison, a Tony nominee and Theatre World Award winner whose Broadway appearances include "TWO BY TWO", "PIPPIN", "NORMAN, IS THAT YOU?", "GRAND HOTEL", "A CHRISTMAS CAROL"at Madison Square Garden, Leonard Bernstein & Stephen Schwartz' MASS, and the title role in Wright & Forrest "KEAN" Off-Broadway, in which he again costarred with his "FRONT STREET GAIETIES" leading lady, Susan Watson, Christiane Noll, Robert Sella and Arthur Rubin. Composer Jeffrey Silverman, Associate Conductor of "LES MISERABLES" and "SONG AND DANCE", has written numerous TV and film scores. Willison & Silverman's other collaborations include Bo Derek's first film, "FANTASIES" [aka "ONCE UPON A LOVE"], directed by John Derek, which features several songs with lyrics by Mr. Willison, which he also sings on the film soundtrack, and "BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928" Off-Broadway, which starred Diane J. Findlay, Shelley Bruce, Kenny D'Aquila, Joanna Rush, Gwen Hillier-Lowe, Rose Scudder, and Steve Jerro. Also starring in "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue" were Carol Swarbrick ["SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM", "WHOOPEE!", "GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDS"] succeeding Eileen Barnett ["NINE", "Days of Our Live"], Charles Ward [Bob Fosse's DANCIN'] succeeding Jerry Clark ["OH, CALCUTTA"], Lori Milne, Stephanie Stasny, Manuel Isquierdo, magicians Gregory & Kay, Tracy Cutts and Sue Ann Pinner. Choreographed by Wade Collings, who was then doing double duty appearing on stage with icon Ann-Margaret in Las Vegas and on tour as a member of Roger Smith's acclaimed group of singing/dancing men known as "Raw Satin". Costumes were by Emmy winning and Costume Designers Guild Hall of Fame Award winner Robert Turturice ["MOONLIGHTING", "GIA", "PEE-WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE"]. The show was Produced by Willison & Collings with Barbara Custer [Vice President of MGM]. The Original Cast Recording of "FRONT STREET GAIETIES" is available on AEI Records.
- published: 14 Jul 2011
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SHELLEY BRUCE sings "I Gotta Hear a Song" with lyrics by Walter Willison and music by Jeffrey Silverman in this montage of TV appearances promoting the Off-Broadway show "BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928": the new speakeasy musical. The montage includes an interview with Bill Boggs, Miss Bruce's appearance, accompanied by composer Jeffrey Silverman, on The Today Show, and press footage which also features co-stars Gwen Hillier-Lowe [then daughter-in-law of Ruby Keeler] as Trixie Dugan, Joanna Rush [aka Jo Anna Rush] as Rusty Parker, Rose Scudder as Roberta Kelley. Underscoring the opening and closing segments are tracks from the "BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928" studio cast recording featuring original Ms. Rush, Diane J. Findlay as Texas Guinan, Walter Willison as Kid Kotten, Douglas Holmes and Phoebe McBride. Shelley Bruce originated the role of Orphan Kate in Martin Charnin, Charles Strouse and Thomas Meehan's "ANNIE", and was first to succeed Andrea MacArdle in the title role of the mega-hit. "BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928" marked Miss Bruce's return to the stage after leaving ANNIE to fight and win a battle with leukemia [documented in her best selling autobiography "Tomorrow Is Today"]. She subsequently won the hearts of critics and audiences alike as Sandy McGuire, a character loosely based on real life Screen Legend Ruby Keeler [whose voice is heard at the top of this clip], who began as a dancer in Texas Guinan's nightclubs/speakeasies in the 1920s before ascending to superstardom in such film classics as "42nd STREET", "GOLDDIGGERS OF 1933" and "DAMES". Ms. Keeler was not only there to cheer the ingénue on opening night, she also provided inside information to bookwriter/lyricist/director and costar [in a role loosely based on The Legendary Al Jolson] Walter Willison during the creation of the show. In her July 19, 1982 Broadway Ballyhoo column in The Hollywood Reporter, famed columnist Radie Harris wrote: "I was curious about Ruby Keeler's reaction to Walter Willison and Jeffrey Silverman's amusing satirical revue about Texas Guinan in what is obviously the Ruby Keeler/Al Jolson story of when Ruby, a chorine in the popular Texas club during the Prohibition Era, was being wooed by Al Jolson. I enjoyed it immensely. Ruby replied and then added with a twinkle in her emerald eyes, You see, in this story line, I don't wind up marrying Jolson!" The morning after opening at ONeal's Times Square on 43rd Street the New York Post ran the banner headline "Bravo, Brave Shelley Bruce!" and proclaimed " 'BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928' featuring the return of Shelley Bruce, provided as delightful as the anticipation. What a physical transformation she has made from the curly-haired, wide-eyed Little Orphan Annie to this worldlier youth with marcelled hair! Audiences are fully in her personal corner," adding that "her performance of "When You Come to the End of Your Rainbow [more recently a 2007 hit recording by Holly Stell] "smacks of an illegal tugging of the heartstrings." The other critics all concurred. Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times: "What lends the revue its charm is a score that parodies the 1920s and early 50s Jolson ballads, Busby Berkeley production numbers, torch songs and depression laments with a tongue-in-cheek good humor. Mr. Willison is a glib versifier and Jeffrey Silverman's tunes offer a smart nostalgic pastiche. Skillfully staged by Mr. Willison with additional help from Richard Maltby, Jr. [who supervised the production] Musical Hijinks in a Show-Business world portrayed as totally, though cheerfully, corrupt!" Womens Wear Daily, called Miss Bruce "a winning, genuinely winsome kewpie doll," and praised "A cleverly etched miniature of the more lavish nightclub entertainments of times past!" And The New York Daily News called it: "As bubbly as gen-u-wine champagne!" Walter Willison is Tony Award nominee and Theatre World Award winner whose vast list of credits include Richard Rodgers & Martin Charnin's "TWO BY TWO", "PIPPIN", "GRAND HOTEL". Composer Jeffrey Silverman was Associate Conductor of "LES MISERABLES" and "SONG AND DANCE" and has written numerous TV and film scores. Prior to this, Willison & Silverman collaborated on "FRONT STREET GAIETIES": Dodge City's Hottest Revue, a West Coast hit starring Susan Watson and Charles Ward., and Bo Derek's first film, "FANTASIES" [aka "ONCE UPON A LOVE"], directed by John Derek, which features several songs with lyrics by Mr. Willison, which he also performs on the soundtrack. Also starring [but not seen in this video] were Kenny DAquila as Joey Staccato and Steve Jerro as Big Phil Castanza. Choreographed by Douglas Norwick. The costume sketches in the clip are by Robert Turturice, set design by Ron Placzek, show lighting by Malcolm Sturchio, photos by Martha Swope, and logo artwork was created by Dixon Scott.
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Walter Willison
Walter Willison (born June 24, 1947) is an American stage actor. He received a Tony Award nomination and Theatre World Award for his Broadway musical debut in Richard Rodgers' and Martin Charnin's Biblical musical Two by Two.
Career
Walter Willison is an award winning actor, singer, writer, director and producer. He garnered a Tony Award nomination and Theatre World Award for Richard Rodgers' and Martin Charnin's Two by Two and also starred on Broadway in Norman, Is That You?, the title role in Pippin , Wild and Wonderful, the Tony Award winning landmark Grand Hotel; as The Celebrant in Leonard Bernstein & Stephen Schwartz's Mass at the inaugural production at The Kennedy Center; A Christmas Carol at Madison Square Garden; Anyone Can Whistle : Live at Carnegie Hall; Off-Broadway in the title role of Robert Wright & George Forrest's Kean ; and created the role of Alan A. Dale in the workshop of Martin Charnin, Thomas Meehan & Peter Sipos' Robin Hood: The Final Adventure. He also starred in films, including: Ziegfeld: The Man and His Women, for which he was personally chosen by Irving Berlin to croon his iconic "A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody" as Frank Carter, Harry and Walter Go To New York, and he wrote the lyrics for the songs he sings in Fantasies, starring Bo Derek. On TV he starred in the NBC series McDuff, The Talking Dog, Days Of Our Lives, and as Clyde Griffiths, the tragic hero (portrayed on the big screen by Montgomery Clift) in Theodore Dreiser's An American Tragedy on PBS' The Great Novelists.
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Robert
The name Robert is a Germanic given name, from Proto-Germanic *χrōþi- "fame" and *berχta- "bright". Compare Old Dutch Robrecht and Old High German Hrodebert (a compound of hruod "fame, glory" and berht "bright"). It is also in use as a surname.
After becoming widely used in Continental Europe it entered England in its Old French form Robert, where an Old English cognate form (Hrēodbēorht, Hrodberht, Hrēodbēorð, Hrœdbœrð, Hrœdberð) had existed before the Norman Conquest. The feminine version is Roberta. The Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish form is Roberto.
Similar to the name, Richard, "Robert" is also a common name in many Germanic languages, including English, German, Dutch, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, and Icelandic. It can be used as a French, Hungarian, Finnish, and Estonian name as well.
Variations
Trivia
Robert, and also the name Joseph, were in the top 10 most given boys' names in the US for 47 years, from 1925 to 1972.
In Italy during the Second World War, the form of the name, Roberto, briefly acquired a new meaning derived from, and referring to the Rome-Berlin-Tokyo Axis.
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Susan Watson
Susan Watson (born December 17, 1938) is an American actress and singer best known for her roles in musical theatre.
Watson's first professional role was Velma in the original West End production of West Side Story in 1958. She created the role of Luisa in The Fantasticks and then played Kim on Broadway in Bye Bye Birdie, beginning in 1960. Among many other roles in musicals, she was nominated for a Tony Award for the role of Jenny in A Joyful Noise (1966). She starred in the title role of the Broadway revival of No, No Nanette in 1971. Watson also appeared in several television series and specials.
Biography
Born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Watson was one of five children of a geologist/geophysicist and a dance instructor. From an early age her life was filled with the music of Gilbert and Sullivan and Rodgers and Hammerstein. As a teenager she performed in summer stock before being accepted at the Juilliard School in Manhattan. Her studies there were interrupted when she accepted a role as Velma and understudy for Maria in the original West End production of West Side Story in 1958.
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Dodge City, Kansas
Dodge City is the county seat of Ford County, Kansas, United States, named after nearby Fort Dodge. The city is famous in American culture for its history as a wild frontier town of the Old West. As of the 2010 census, the city population was 27,340.
History
Fort Mann was the first settlement of non-indigenous people in the area that became Dodge City, built by civilians in 1847 to provide protection for travelers on the Santa Fe Trail. Fort Mann collapsed in 1848 after an Indian attack. In 1850, the U.S. Army arrived to provide protection in the region and constructed Fort Atkinson on the old Fort Mann site. The army abandoned Fort Atkinson in 1853. Military forces on the Santa Fe Trail were reestablished farther north and east at Fort Larned in 1859, but the area remained vacant around what would become Dodge City until the end of the Civil War. In April 1865, the Indian Wars in the West began heating up, and the army constructed Fort Dodge to assist Fort Larned in providing protection on the Santa Fe Trail. Fort Dodge remained in operation until 1882.
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Love (disambiguation)
Love is an emotion of strong affection and personal attachment.
Love or Loved may also refer to:
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5:09SUSAN WATSON sings "I LEAVE YOU WITH A LOVE SONG" by WALTER WILLISON & JEFFREY SILVERMAN
SUSAN WATSON sings "I LEAVE YOU WITH A LOVE SONG" by WALTER WILLISON & JEFFREY SILVERMANSUSAN WATSON sings "I LEAVE YOU WITH A LOVE SONG" by WALTER WILLISON & JEFFREY SILVERMAN
SUSAN WATSON sings "I Leave You With a Love Song" with lyrics by Walter Willison and music by Jeffrey Silverman, her show stopping eleven o'clock number from the hit musical comedy "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue". When the show opened on November 11, 1980 at The Mayfair Music Hall, Santa Monica, California, Rick Talcove, of the Daily News, proclaimed "Susan Watson has one of the purest voices in the American theater, and her work on this occasion only confirms the matter." Critics raved about the show itself, as well. John C. Mahoney of The Los Angeles Times praised the score as "More than a dozen new, yet instant, evergreens by Walter Willison and Jeffrey Silverman." And Ron Pennington, writing in The Hollywood Reporter, summed it up as "An extremely clever concept, marvelously realized and staged and directed, with a number of delightful original songs."FRONT STREET GAIETIES" has a book & lyrics by Walter Willison, a Tony nominee and Theatre World Award winner whose Broadway appearances include "TWO BY TWO", "PIPPIN", "NORMAN, IS THAT YOU?", "GRAND HOTEL", "A CHRISTMAS CAROL", and the title role in Wright & Forrest "KEAN" Off-Broadway, in which he also costarred with Ms. Watson. After making her debut as Kim McAfee in the original cast of "BYE, BYE, BIRDIE", Susan Watson quickly became the quintessential Broadway ingenue of the 1960s, earning a Tony Award nomination for "A JOYFUL NOISE", followed by "CARNIVAL", "BEN FRANKLIN IN PARIS", "CELEBRATION", "BEGGAR ON HORSEBACK", the Lincoln Center revivals of "CAROUSEL", " OKLAHOMA!", "WHERE'S CHARLEY?" and in the title role of the landmark 1970 revival of "NO, NO, NANNETE" costarring with Ruby Keeler and Patsy Kelley. Currently living and performing on the West Coast, Ms. Watson returned to the New York stage in 2000 to star with Walter Willison, Christiane Noll and Robert Sella in Robert Wright & George Forrest's "KEAN". In 2009 she was once again reunited with Mr. Willison when the two appeared in "REMEMBER AND CELEBRATE: Honoring Tom Jones & Harvey Schmidt," a Gala All-Star tribute to her longtime friends and collaborators [she was Luisa in the original stage and Hallmark Hall of Fame TV productions of their musical "THE FANTASTICKS"] at the 28th Annual William Inge Festival, and she released a Best Selling CD in 2009 entitled "Earthly Paradise: Susan Watson Sings Jones & Schmidt". Composer Jeffrey Silverman was Associate Conductor of "LES MISERABLES" and "SONG AND DANCE" and has written numerous TV and film scores. Willison & Silverman's other collaborations include Bo Derek's first film, "FANTASIES" [aka "ONCE UPON A LOVE"], directed by John Derek, which features several songs with lyrics by Mr. Willison, which he also sings on the film soundtrack, and "BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928" Off-Broadway, which starred Diane J. Findlay, Shelley Bruce, Kenny D'Aquila, Joanna Rush, Gwen Hillier-Lowe, Rose Scudder, and Steve Jerro. Also starring in "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue" were Carol Swarbrick ["SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM", "WHOOPEE!", "GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDS"] succeeding Eileen Barnett ["NINE"], Charles Ward [Bob Fosse's DANCIN'] succeeding Jerry Clark, Lori Milne, Stephanie Stasny, Manuel Isquierdo, magicians Gregory & Kay, Tracy Cutts and Sue Ann Pinner. Choreographed by Wade Collings, who was then doing double duty appearing on stage with icon Ann-Margaret in Las Vegas and on tour as a member of Roger Smith's acclaimed group of singing/dancing men known as "Raw Satin". Costumes were by Emmy winning and Costume Designers Guild Hall of Fame Award winner Robert Turturice ["MOONLIGHTING", "GIA", "PEE-WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE"]. The show was Produced by Willison & Collings with Barbara Custer [now Vice President of MGM] An Original Cast Recording of "FRONT STREET GAIETIES" is available on AEI Records. -
3:15SUSAN WATSON & WALTER WILLISON: "AN OL' FASHIONED LOVE SONG" by Walter Willison & Jeffrey Silverman
SUSAN WATSON & WALTER WILLISON: "AN OL' FASHIONED LOVE SONG" by Walter Willison & Jeffrey SilvermanSUSAN WATSON & WALTER WILLISON: "AN OL' FASHIONED LOVE SONG" by Walter Willison & Jeffrey Silverman
SUSAN WATSON and WALTER WILLISON sing "An Ol' Fashioned Love Song" in this 1980 television appearance on "Mid-Morning LA", from "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue", in which they costarred. As I write this, "Congratulations!" are due to The Legendary Ms. Watson, who is about to make her return to Broadway costarring in the new 2011 revival of Stephen Sondheim's FOLLIES, which has already received critical acclaim in it's tryout at The Kennedy Center in Washington. When "FRONT STREET GAIETIES" opened on November 11, 1980 at The Mayfair Music Hall, Santa Monica, California, Rick Talcove, of the Daily News, proclaimed "Susan Watson has one of the purest voices in the American theater, and her work on this occasion only confirms the matter." Critics raved about the show itself, as well. John C. Mahoney of The Los Angeles Times praised the score as "More than a dozen new, yet instant, evergreens by Walter Willison and Jeffrey Silverman." And Ron Pennington, writing in The Hollywood Reporter, summed it up as "An extremely clever concept, marvelously realized and staged and directed, with a number of delightful original songs. "FRONT STREET GAIETIES" has a book & lyrics & direction by Mr. Willison, a Tony nominee and Theatre World Award winner whose Broadway appearances include "TWO BY TWO", "PIPPIN", "NORMAN, IS THAT YOU?", "GRAND HOTEL", "A CHRISTMAS CAROL", and the title role in Wright & Forrest "KEAN" Off-Broadway, in which he also costarred with Ms. Watson. After making her debut as Kim McAfee in the original cast of "BYE, BYE, BIRDIE", Susan Watson quickly became the quintessential Broadway ingenue of the 1960s, earning a Tony Award nomination for "A JOYFUL NOISE", followed by "CARNIVAL", "BEN FRANKLIN IN PARIS", "CELEBRATION", "BEGGAR ON HORSEBACK", the Lincoln Center revivals of "CAROUSEL", " OKLAHOMA!", "WHERE'S CHARLEY?" and in the title role of the landmark 1970 revival of "NO, NO, NANNETTE" costarring with Ruby Keeler and Patsy Kelly. Currently living and performing on the West Coast, Ms. Watson returned to the New York stage in 2000 to star with Walter Willison, Christiane Noll and Robert Sella in Robert Wright & George Forrest's "KEAN". In 2009 she was once again reunited with Mr. Willison when the two appeared in "REMEMBER AND CELEBRATE: Honoring Tom Jones & Harvey Schmidt," a Gala All-Star tribute to her longtime friends and collaborators [she was Luisa in the original stage and Hallmark Hall of Fame TV productions of their musical "THE FANTASTICKS"] at the 28th Annual William Inge Festival, and she released a Best Selling CD in 2009 entitled "Earthly Paradise: Susan Watson Sings Jones & Schmidt". Composer Jeffrey Silverman was Associate Conductor of "LES MISERABLES" and "SONG AND DANCE" and has written numerous TV and film scores. Willison & Silverman's other collaborations include Bo Derek's first film, "FANTASIES" [aka "ONCE UPON A LOVE"], directed by John Derek, which features several songs with lyrics by Mr. Willison, which he also sings on the film soundtrack, and "BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928" Off-Broadway, which starred Diane J. Findlay, Shelley Bruce, Kenny D'Aquila, Joanna Rush, Gwen Hillier-Lowe, Rose Scudder, and Steve Jerro. Also starring in "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue" were Carol Swarbrick ["SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM", "WHOOPEE!", "GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDS"] succeeding Eileen Barnett ["NINE"], Charles Ward [Bob Fosse's DANCIN'] succeeding Jerry Clark, Lori Milne, Stephanie Stasny, Manuel Isquierdo, magicians Gregory & Kay, Tracy Cutts and Sue Ann Pinner. Choreographed by Wade Collings, who was then doing double duty appearing on stage with icon Ann-Margaret in Las Vegas and on tour as a member of Roger Smith's acclaimed group of singing/dancing men known as "Raw Satin". Costumes were by Emmy winning and Costume Designers Guild Hall of Fame Award winner Robert Turturice ["MOONLIGHTING", "GIA", "PEE-WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE"]. The show was Produced by Willison & Collings with Barbara Custer [now Vice President of MGM] An Original Cast Recording of "FRONT STREET GAIETIES" is available on AEI Records. -
4:40WALTER WILLISON: "DADDY, I HADDA BE A COWBOY" by Walter Willison & Jeffrey Silverman
WALTER WILLISON: "DADDY, I HADDA BE A COWBOY" by Walter Willison & Jeffrey SilvermanWALTER WILLISON: "DADDY, I HADDA BE A COWBOY" by Walter Willison & Jeffrey Silverman
WALTER WILLISON sings "Daddy, I Hadda Be a Cowboy", from "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue", in this 1980 appearance on "Mid-Morning LA", accompanied by Jeffrey Silverman. When "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue" opened on November 11, 1980 at The Mayfair Music Hall, Santa Monica, California, Ron Pennington wrote in The Hollywood Reporter: "Walter Willison has a magnificent voice. John C. Mahoney of The Los Angeles Times praised the score as "More than a dozen new, yet instant, evergreens by Walter Willison and Jeffrey Silverman," and Mr. Pennington summed it up as "An extremely clever concept, marvelously realized and staged and directed, with a number of delightful original songs." The show featured book, lyrics & direction by Mr. Willison, a Tony nominee and Theatre World Award winner whose Broadway appearances include "TWO BY TWO", "PIPPIN", "NORMAN, IS THAT YOU?", "GRAND HOTEL", "A CHRISTMAS CAROL"at Madison Square Garden, Leonard Bernstein & Stephen Schwartz' MASS, and the title role in Wright & Forrest "KEAN" Off-Broadway, in which he again costarred with his "FRONT STREET GAIETIES" leading lady, Susan Watson, Christiane Noll, Robert Sella and Arthur Rubin. Composer Jeffrey Silverman, Associate Conductor of "LES MISERABLES" and "SONG AND DANCE", has written numerous TV and film scores. Willison & Silverman's other collaborations include Bo Derek's first film, "FANTASIES" [aka "ONCE UPON A LOVE"], directed by John Derek, which features several songs with lyrics by Mr. Willison, which he also sings on the film soundtrack, and "BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928" Off-Broadway, which starred Diane J. Findlay, Shelley Bruce, Kenny D'Aquila, Joanna Rush, Gwen Hillier-Lowe, Rose Scudder, and Steve Jerro. Also starring in "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue" were Carol Swarbrick ["SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM", "WHOOPEE!", "GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDS"] succeeding Eileen Barnett ["NINE", "Days of Our Live"], Charles Ward [Bob Fosse's DANCIN'] succeeding Jerry Clark ["OH, CALCUTTA"], Lori Milne, Stephanie Stasny, Manuel Isquierdo, magicians Gregory & Kay, Tracy Cutts and Sue Ann Pinner. Choreographed by Wade Collings, who was then doing double duty appearing on stage with icon Ann-Margaret in Las Vegas and on tour as a member of Roger Smith's acclaimed group of singing/dancing men known as "Raw Satin". Costumes were by Emmy winning and Costume Designers Guild Hall of Fame Award winner Robert Turturice ["MOONLIGHTING", "GIA", "PEE-WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE"]. The show was Produced by Willison & Collings with Barbara Custer [Vice President of MGM]. The Original Cast Recording of "FRONT STREET GAIETIES" is available on AEI Records. -
6:12SHELLEY BRUCE sings "I Gotta Hear a Song" by Walter Willison & Jeffrey Silverman
SHELLEY BRUCE sings "I Gotta Hear a Song" by Walter Willison & Jeffrey SilvermanSHELLEY BRUCE sings "I Gotta Hear a Song" by Walter Willison & Jeffrey Silverman
SHELLEY BRUCE sings "I Gotta Hear a Song" with lyrics by Walter Willison and music by Jeffrey Silverman in this montage of TV appearances promoting the Off-Broadway show "BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928": the new speakeasy musical. The montage includes an interview with Bill Boggs, Miss Bruce's appearance, accompanied by composer Jeffrey Silverman, on The Today Show, and press footage which also features co-stars Gwen Hillier-Lowe [then daughter-in-law of Ruby Keeler] as Trixie Dugan, Joanna Rush [aka Jo Anna Rush] as Rusty Parker, Rose Scudder as Roberta Kelley. Underscoring the opening and closing segments are tracks from the "BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928" studio cast recording featuring original Ms. Rush, Diane J. Findlay as Texas Guinan, Walter Willison as Kid Kotten, Douglas Holmes and Phoebe McBride. Shelley Bruce originated the role of Orphan Kate in Martin Charnin, Charles Strouse and Thomas Meehan's "ANNIE", and was first to succeed Andrea MacArdle in the title role of the mega-hit. "BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928" marked Miss Bruce's return to the stage after leaving ANNIE to fight and win a battle with leukemia [documented in her best selling autobiography "Tomorrow Is Today"]. She subsequently won the hearts of critics and audiences alike as Sandy McGuire, a character loosely based on real life Screen Legend Ruby Keeler [whose voice is heard at the top of this clip], who began as a dancer in Texas Guinan's nightclubs/speakeasies in the 1920s before ascending to superstardom in such film classics as "42nd STREET", "GOLDDIGGERS OF 1933" and "DAMES". Ms. Keeler was not only there to cheer the ingénue on opening night, she also provided inside information to bookwriter/lyricist/director and costar [in a role loosely based on The Legendary Al Jolson] Walter Willison during the creation of the show. In her July 19, 1982 Broadway Ballyhoo column in The Hollywood Reporter, famed columnist Radie Harris wrote: "I was curious about Ruby Keeler's reaction to Walter Willison and Jeffrey Silverman's amusing satirical revue about Texas Guinan in what is obviously the Ruby Keeler/Al Jolson story of when Ruby, a chorine in the popular Texas club during the Prohibition Era, was being wooed by Al Jolson. I enjoyed it immensely. Ruby replied and then added with a twinkle in her emerald eyes, You see, in this story line, I don't wind up marrying Jolson!" The morning after opening at ONeal's Times Square on 43rd Street the New York Post ran the banner headline "Bravo, Brave Shelley Bruce!" and proclaimed " 'BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928' featuring the return of Shelley Bruce, provided as delightful as the anticipation. What a physical transformation she has made from the curly-haired, wide-eyed Little Orphan Annie to this worldlier youth with marcelled hair! Audiences are fully in her personal corner," adding that "her performance of "When You Come to the End of Your Rainbow [more recently a 2007 hit recording by Holly Stell] "smacks of an illegal tugging of the heartstrings." The other critics all concurred. Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times: "What lends the revue its charm is a score that parodies the 1920s and early 50s Jolson ballads, Busby Berkeley production numbers, torch songs and depression laments with a tongue-in-cheek good humor. Mr. Willison is a glib versifier and Jeffrey Silverman's tunes offer a smart nostalgic pastiche. Skillfully staged by Mr. Willison with additional help from Richard Maltby, Jr. [who supervised the production] Musical Hijinks in a Show-Business world portrayed as totally, though cheerfully, corrupt!" Womens Wear Daily, called Miss Bruce "a winning, genuinely winsome kewpie doll," and praised "A cleverly etched miniature of the more lavish nightclub entertainments of times past!" And The New York Daily News called it: "As bubbly as gen-u-wine champagne!" Walter Willison is Tony Award nominee and Theatre World Award winner whose vast list of credits include Richard Rodgers & Martin Charnin's "TWO BY TWO", "PIPPIN", "GRAND HOTEL". Composer Jeffrey Silverman was Associate Conductor of "LES MISERABLES" and "SONG AND DANCE" and has written numerous TV and film scores. Prior to this, Willison & Silverman collaborated on "FRONT STREET GAIETIES": Dodge City's Hottest Revue, a West Coast hit starring Susan Watson and Charles Ward., and Bo Derek's first film, "FANTASIES" [aka "ONCE UPON A LOVE"], directed by John Derek, which features several songs with lyrics by Mr. Willison, which he also performs on the soundtrack. Also starring [but not seen in this video] were Kenny DAquila as Joey Staccato and Steve Jerro as Big Phil Castanza. Choreographed by Douglas Norwick. The costume sketches in the clip are by Robert Turturice, set design by Ron Placzek, show lighting by Malcolm Sturchio, photos by Martha Swope, and logo artwork was created by Dixon Scott. -
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Batman és Robin - bemutató, kritika, élménybeszámoló
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SUSAN WATSON sings "I LEAVE YOU WITH A LOVE SONG" by WALTER WILLISON & JEFFREY SILVERMAN
SUSAN WATSON sings "I Leave You With a Love Song" with lyrics by Walter Willison and music by Jeffrey Silverman, her show stopping eleven o'clock number from the hit musical comedy "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue". When the show opened on November 11, 1980 at The Mayfair Music Hall, Santa Monica, California, Rick Talcove, of the Daily News, proclaimed "Susan Watson has one of the purest voices in the American theater, and her work on this occasion only confirms the matter." Critics raved about the show itself, as well. John C. Mahoney of The Los Angeles Times praised the score as "More than a dozen new, yet instant, evergreens by Walter Willison and Jeffrey Silverman." And Ron Pennington, writing in The Hollywood Reporter, summed it up as "An extremely clever concept, ma...
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SUSAN WATSON & WALTER WILLISON: "AN OL' FASHIONED LOVE SONG" by Walter Willison & Jeffrey Silverman
SUSAN WATSON and WALTER WILLISON sing "An Ol' Fashioned Love Song" in this 1980 television appearance on "Mid-Morning LA", from "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue", in which they costarred. As I write this, "Congratulations!" are due to The Legendary Ms. Watson, who is about to make her return to Broadway costarring in the new 2011 revival of Stephen Sondheim's FOLLIES, which has already received critical acclaim in it's tryout at The Kennedy Center in Washington. When "FRONT STREET GAIETIES" opened on November 11, 1980 at The Mayfair Music Hall, Santa Monica, California, Rick Talcove, of the Daily News, proclaimed "Susan Watson has one of the purest voices in the American theater, and her work on this occasion only confirms the matter." Critics raved about the show itself,...
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WALTER WILLISON: "DADDY, I HADDA BE A COWBOY" by Walter Willison & Jeffrey Silverman
WALTER WILLISON sings "Daddy, I Hadda Be a Cowboy", from "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue", in this 1980 appearance on "Mid-Morning LA", accompanied by Jeffrey Silverman. When "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue" opened on November 11, 1980 at The Mayfair Music Hall, Santa Monica, California, Ron Pennington wrote in The Hollywood Reporter: "Walter Willison has a magnificent voice. John C. Mahoney of The Los Angeles Times praised the score as "More than a dozen new, yet instant, evergreens by Walter Willison and Jeffrey Silverman," and Mr. Pennington summed it up as "An extremely clever concept, marvelously realized and staged and directed, with a number of delightful original songs." The show featured book, lyrics & direction by Mr. Willison, a Tony nominee...
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SHELLEY BRUCE sings "I Gotta Hear a Song" by Walter Willison & Jeffrey Silverman
SHELLEY BRUCE sings "I Gotta Hear a Song" with lyrics by Walter Willison and music by Jeffrey Silverman in this montage of TV appearances promoting the Off-Broadway show "BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928": the new speakeasy musical. The montage includes an interview with Bill Boggs, Miss Bruce's appearance, accompanied by composer Jeffrey Silverman, on The Today Show, and press footage which also features co-stars Gwen Hillier-Lowe [then daughter-in-law of Ruby Keeler] as Trixie Dugan, Joanna Rush [aka Jo Anna Rush] as Rusty Parker, Rose Scudder as Roberta Kelley. Underscoring the opening and closing segments are tracks from the "BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928" studio cast recording featuring original Ms. Rush, Diane J. Findlay as Texas Guinan, Walter Willison as Kid Kotten, Douglas Holmes and Phoebe...
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operatőr: Stephen Goldblatt
díszlettervező: Geoff Hubbard
jelmeztervező: Ingrid Ferrin, Robert Turturice
producer: Peter MacGregor-Scott
executive producer: Benjamin Melniker, Michael E. Uslan
látványtervező: Barbara Ling
vágó: Dennis Virkler, Fred C. Vitale
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George Clooney (Batman/Bruce Wayne)
Chris O'Donnell (Dick Grayson/Robin)
Arnold Schwarzenegger (Mr. Freeze/Dr. Victor Fries)
Uma Thurman (Poison Ivy/Dr. Pamela Isley)
Alicia Silverstone (Batgirl/Barbara Wilson)
Elle Macpherson (Julie Madison)
Michael Gough (Alfred Pennyworth)
Pat Hingle (Gordon parancsnok)
John Glover (Dr. Jason Woodrue)
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zeneszerző: Elliot Goldenthal
operatőr: Stephen Goldblatt
díszlettervező: Geoff Hubbard
jelmeztervező: Ingrid Ferrin, Robert Turturice
producer: Peter MacGregor-Scott
executive producer: Benjamin Melniker, Michael E. Uslan
látványtervező: Barbara Ling
vágó: Dennis Virkler, Fred C. Vitale
szereplő(k):
George Clooney (Batman/Bruce Wayne)
Chris O'Donnell (Dick Grayson/Robin)
Arnold Schwarzenegger (Mr. Freeze/Dr. Victor Fries)
Uma Thurman (Poison Ivy/Dr. Pamela Isley)
Alicia Silverstone (Batgirl/Barbara Wilson)
Elle Macpherson (Julie Madison)
Michael Gough (Alfred Pennyworth)
Pat Hingle (Gordon parancsnok)
John Glover (Dr. Jason Woodrue)
Vivica A. Fox (Ms. B. Haven)
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SUSAN WATSON sings "I LEAVE YOU WITH A LOVE SONG" by WALTER WILLISON & JEFFREY SILVERMAN
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SUSAN WATSON sings "I Leave You With a Love Song" with lyrics by Walter Willison and music by Jeffrey Silverman, her show stopping eleven o'clock number from th...
SUSAN WATSON sings "I Leave You With a Love Song" with lyrics by Walter Willison and music by Jeffrey Silverman, her show stopping eleven o'clock number from the hit musical comedy "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue". When the show opened on November 11, 1980 at The Mayfair Music Hall, Santa Monica, California, Rick Talcove, of the Daily News, proclaimed "Susan Watson has one of the purest voices in the American theater, and her work on this occasion only confirms the matter." Critics raved about the show itself, as well. John C. Mahoney of The Los Angeles Times praised the score as "More than a dozen new, yet instant, evergreens by Walter Willison and Jeffrey Silverman." And Ron Pennington, writing in The Hollywood Reporter, summed it up as "An extremely clever concept, marvelously realized and staged and directed, with a number of delightful original songs."FRONT STREET GAIETIES" has a book & lyrics by Walter Willison, a Tony nominee and Theatre World Award winner whose Broadway appearances include "TWO BY TWO", "PIPPIN", "NORMAN, IS THAT YOU?", "GRAND HOTEL", "A CHRISTMAS CAROL", and the title role in Wright & Forrest "KEAN" Off-Broadway, in which he also costarred with Ms. Watson. After making her debut as Kim McAfee in the original cast of "BYE, BYE, BIRDIE", Susan Watson quickly became the quintessential Broadway ingenue of the 1960s, earning a Tony Award nomination for "A JOYFUL NOISE", followed by "CARNIVAL", "BEN FRANKLIN IN PARIS", "CELEBRATION", "BEGGAR ON HORSEBACK", the Lincoln Center revivals of "CAROUSEL", " OKLAHOMA!", "WHERE'S CHARLEY?" and in the title role of the landmark 1970 revival of "NO, NO, NANNETE" costarring with Ruby Keeler and Patsy Kelley. Currently living and performing on the West Coast, Ms. Watson returned to the New York stage in 2000 to star with Walter Willison, Christiane Noll and Robert Sella in Robert Wright & George Forrest's "KEAN". In 2009 she was once again reunited with Mr. Willison when the two appeared in "REMEMBER AND CELEBRATE: Honoring Tom Jones & Harvey Schmidt," a Gala All-Star tribute to her longtime friends and collaborators [she was Luisa in the original stage and Hallmark Hall of Fame TV productions of their musical "THE FANTASTICKS"] at the 28th Annual William Inge Festival, and she released a Best Selling CD in 2009 entitled "Earthly Paradise: Susan Watson Sings Jones & Schmidt". Composer Jeffrey Silverman was Associate Conductor of "LES MISERABLES" and "SONG AND DANCE" and has written numerous TV and film scores. Willison & Silverman's other collaborations include Bo Derek's first film, "FANTASIES" [aka "ONCE UPON A LOVE"], directed by John Derek, which features several songs with lyrics by Mr. Willison, which he also sings on the film soundtrack, and "BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928" Off-Broadway, which starred Diane J. Findlay, Shelley Bruce, Kenny D'Aquila, Joanna Rush, Gwen Hillier-Lowe, Rose Scudder, and Steve Jerro. Also starring in "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue" were Carol Swarbrick ["SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM", "WHOOPEE!", "GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDS"] succeeding Eileen Barnett ["NINE"], Charles Ward [Bob Fosse's DANCIN'] succeeding Jerry Clark, Lori Milne, Stephanie Stasny, Manuel Isquierdo, magicians Gregory & Kay, Tracy Cutts and Sue Ann Pinner. Choreographed by Wade Collings, who was then doing double duty appearing on stage with icon Ann-Margaret in Las Vegas and on tour as a member of Roger Smith's acclaimed group of singing/dancing men known as "Raw Satin". Costumes were by Emmy winning and Costume Designers Guild Hall of Fame Award winner Robert Turturice ["MOONLIGHTING", "GIA", "PEE-WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE"]. The show was Produced by Willison & Collings with Barbara Custer [now Vice President of MGM] An Original Cast Recording of "FRONT STREET GAIETIES" is available on AEI Records.
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SUSAN WATSON sings "I Leave You With a Love Song" with lyrics by Walter Willison and music by Jeffrey Silverman, her show stopping eleven o'clock number from the hit musical comedy "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue". When the show opened on November 11, 1980 at The Mayfair Music Hall, Santa Monica, California, Rick Talcove, of the Daily News, proclaimed "Susan Watson has one of the purest voices in the American theater, and her work on this occasion only confirms the matter." Critics raved about the show itself, as well. John C. Mahoney of The Los Angeles Times praised the score as "More than a dozen new, yet instant, evergreens by Walter Willison and Jeffrey Silverman." And Ron Pennington, writing in The Hollywood Reporter, summed it up as "An extremely clever concept, marvelously realized and staged and directed, with a number of delightful original songs."FRONT STREET GAIETIES" has a book & lyrics by Walter Willison, a Tony nominee and Theatre World Award winner whose Broadway appearances include "TWO BY TWO", "PIPPIN", "NORMAN, IS THAT YOU?", "GRAND HOTEL", "A CHRISTMAS CAROL", and the title role in Wright & Forrest "KEAN" Off-Broadway, in which he also costarred with Ms. Watson. After making her debut as Kim McAfee in the original cast of "BYE, BYE, BIRDIE", Susan Watson quickly became the quintessential Broadway ingenue of the 1960s, earning a Tony Award nomination for "A JOYFUL NOISE", followed by "CARNIVAL", "BEN FRANKLIN IN PARIS", "CELEBRATION", "BEGGAR ON HORSEBACK", the Lincoln Center revivals of "CAROUSEL", " OKLAHOMA!", "WHERE'S CHARLEY?" and in the title role of the landmark 1970 revival of "NO, NO, NANNETE" costarring with Ruby Keeler and Patsy Kelley. Currently living and performing on the West Coast, Ms. Watson returned to the New York stage in 2000 to star with Walter Willison, Christiane Noll and Robert Sella in Robert Wright & George Forrest's "KEAN". In 2009 she was once again reunited with Mr. Willison when the two appeared in "REMEMBER AND CELEBRATE: Honoring Tom Jones & Harvey Schmidt," a Gala All-Star tribute to her longtime friends and collaborators [she was Luisa in the original stage and Hallmark Hall of Fame TV productions of their musical "THE FANTASTICKS"] at the 28th Annual William Inge Festival, and she released a Best Selling CD in 2009 entitled "Earthly Paradise: Susan Watson Sings Jones & Schmidt". Composer Jeffrey Silverman was Associate Conductor of "LES MISERABLES" and "SONG AND DANCE" and has written numerous TV and film scores. Willison & Silverman's other collaborations include Bo Derek's first film, "FANTASIES" [aka "ONCE UPON A LOVE"], directed by John Derek, which features several songs with lyrics by Mr. Willison, which he also sings on the film soundtrack, and "BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928" Off-Broadway, which starred Diane J. Findlay, Shelley Bruce, Kenny D'Aquila, Joanna Rush, Gwen Hillier-Lowe, Rose Scudder, and Steve Jerro. Also starring in "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue" were Carol Swarbrick ["SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM", "WHOOPEE!", "GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDS"] succeeding Eileen Barnett ["NINE"], Charles Ward [Bob Fosse's DANCIN'] succeeding Jerry Clark, Lori Milne, Stephanie Stasny, Manuel Isquierdo, magicians Gregory & Kay, Tracy Cutts and Sue Ann Pinner. Choreographed by Wade Collings, who was then doing double duty appearing on stage with icon Ann-Margaret in Las Vegas and on tour as a member of Roger Smith's acclaimed group of singing/dancing men known as "Raw Satin". Costumes were by Emmy winning and Costume Designers Guild Hall of Fame Award winner Robert Turturice ["MOONLIGHTING", "GIA", "PEE-WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE"]. The show was Produced by Willison & Collings with Barbara Custer [now Vice President of MGM] An Original Cast Recording of "FRONT STREET GAIETIES" is available on AEI Records.
- published: 17 Apr 2010
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SUSAN WATSON & WALTER WILLISON: "AN OL' FASHIONED LOVE SONG" by Walter Willison & Jeffrey Silverman
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- Duration: 3:15
- Updated: 07 Jul 2011
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SUSAN WATSON and WALTER WILLISON sing "An Ol' Fashioned Love Song" in this 1980 television appearance on "Mid-Morning LA", from "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge Ci...
SUSAN WATSON and WALTER WILLISON sing "An Ol' Fashioned Love Song" in this 1980 television appearance on "Mid-Morning LA", from "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue", in which they costarred. As I write this, "Congratulations!" are due to The Legendary Ms. Watson, who is about to make her return to Broadway costarring in the new 2011 revival of Stephen Sondheim's FOLLIES, which has already received critical acclaim in it's tryout at The Kennedy Center in Washington. When "FRONT STREET GAIETIES" opened on November 11, 1980 at The Mayfair Music Hall, Santa Monica, California, Rick Talcove, of the Daily News, proclaimed "Susan Watson has one of the purest voices in the American theater, and her work on this occasion only confirms the matter." Critics raved about the show itself, as well. John C. Mahoney of The Los Angeles Times praised the score as "More than a dozen new, yet instant, evergreens by Walter Willison and Jeffrey Silverman." And Ron Pennington, writing in The Hollywood Reporter, summed it up as "An extremely clever concept, marvelously realized and staged and directed, with a number of delightful original songs. "FRONT STREET GAIETIES" has a book & lyrics & direction by Mr. Willison, a Tony nominee and Theatre World Award winner whose Broadway appearances include "TWO BY TWO", "PIPPIN", "NORMAN, IS THAT YOU?", "GRAND HOTEL", "A CHRISTMAS CAROL", and the title role in Wright & Forrest "KEAN" Off-Broadway, in which he also costarred with Ms. Watson. After making her debut as Kim McAfee in the original cast of "BYE, BYE, BIRDIE", Susan Watson quickly became the quintessential Broadway ingenue of the 1960s, earning a Tony Award nomination for "A JOYFUL NOISE", followed by "CARNIVAL", "BEN FRANKLIN IN PARIS", "CELEBRATION", "BEGGAR ON HORSEBACK", the Lincoln Center revivals of "CAROUSEL", " OKLAHOMA!", "WHERE'S CHARLEY?" and in the title role of the landmark 1970 revival of "NO, NO, NANNETTE" costarring with Ruby Keeler and Patsy Kelly. Currently living and performing on the West Coast, Ms. Watson returned to the New York stage in 2000 to star with Walter Willison, Christiane Noll and Robert Sella in Robert Wright & George Forrest's "KEAN". In 2009 she was once again reunited with Mr. Willison when the two appeared in "REMEMBER AND CELEBRATE: Honoring Tom Jones & Harvey Schmidt," a Gala All-Star tribute to her longtime friends and collaborators [she was Luisa in the original stage and Hallmark Hall of Fame TV productions of their musical "THE FANTASTICKS"] at the 28th Annual William Inge Festival, and she released a Best Selling CD in 2009 entitled "Earthly Paradise: Susan Watson Sings Jones & Schmidt". Composer Jeffrey Silverman was Associate Conductor of "LES MISERABLES" and "SONG AND DANCE" and has written numerous TV and film scores. Willison & Silverman's other collaborations include Bo Derek's first film, "FANTASIES" [aka "ONCE UPON A LOVE"], directed by John Derek, which features several songs with lyrics by Mr. Willison, which he also sings on the film soundtrack, and "BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928" Off-Broadway, which starred Diane J. Findlay, Shelley Bruce, Kenny D'Aquila, Joanna Rush, Gwen Hillier-Lowe, Rose Scudder, and Steve Jerro. Also starring in "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue" were Carol Swarbrick ["SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM", "WHOOPEE!", "GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDS"] succeeding Eileen Barnett ["NINE"], Charles Ward [Bob Fosse's DANCIN'] succeeding Jerry Clark, Lori Milne, Stephanie Stasny, Manuel Isquierdo, magicians Gregory & Kay, Tracy Cutts and Sue Ann Pinner. Choreographed by Wade Collings, who was then doing double duty appearing on stage with icon Ann-Margaret in Las Vegas and on tour as a member of Roger Smith's acclaimed group of singing/dancing men known as "Raw Satin". Costumes were by Emmy winning and Costume Designers Guild Hall of Fame Award winner Robert Turturice ["MOONLIGHTING", "GIA", "PEE-WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE"]. The show was Produced by Willison & Collings with Barbara Custer [now Vice President of MGM] An Original Cast Recording of "FRONT STREET GAIETIES" is available on AEI Records.
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SUSAN WATSON and WALTER WILLISON sing "An Ol' Fashioned Love Song" in this 1980 television appearance on "Mid-Morning LA", from "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue", in which they costarred. As I write this, "Congratulations!" are due to The Legendary Ms. Watson, who is about to make her return to Broadway costarring in the new 2011 revival of Stephen Sondheim's FOLLIES, which has already received critical acclaim in it's tryout at The Kennedy Center in Washington. When "FRONT STREET GAIETIES" opened on November 11, 1980 at The Mayfair Music Hall, Santa Monica, California, Rick Talcove, of the Daily News, proclaimed "Susan Watson has one of the purest voices in the American theater, and her work on this occasion only confirms the matter." Critics raved about the show itself, as well. John C. Mahoney of The Los Angeles Times praised the score as "More than a dozen new, yet instant, evergreens by Walter Willison and Jeffrey Silverman." And Ron Pennington, writing in The Hollywood Reporter, summed it up as "An extremely clever concept, marvelously realized and staged and directed, with a number of delightful original songs. "FRONT STREET GAIETIES" has a book & lyrics & direction by Mr. Willison, a Tony nominee and Theatre World Award winner whose Broadway appearances include "TWO BY TWO", "PIPPIN", "NORMAN, IS THAT YOU?", "GRAND HOTEL", "A CHRISTMAS CAROL", and the title role in Wright & Forrest "KEAN" Off-Broadway, in which he also costarred with Ms. Watson. After making her debut as Kim McAfee in the original cast of "BYE, BYE, BIRDIE", Susan Watson quickly became the quintessential Broadway ingenue of the 1960s, earning a Tony Award nomination for "A JOYFUL NOISE", followed by "CARNIVAL", "BEN FRANKLIN IN PARIS", "CELEBRATION", "BEGGAR ON HORSEBACK", the Lincoln Center revivals of "CAROUSEL", " OKLAHOMA!", "WHERE'S CHARLEY?" and in the title role of the landmark 1970 revival of "NO, NO, NANNETTE" costarring with Ruby Keeler and Patsy Kelly. Currently living and performing on the West Coast, Ms. Watson returned to the New York stage in 2000 to star with Walter Willison, Christiane Noll and Robert Sella in Robert Wright & George Forrest's "KEAN". In 2009 she was once again reunited with Mr. Willison when the two appeared in "REMEMBER AND CELEBRATE: Honoring Tom Jones & Harvey Schmidt," a Gala All-Star tribute to her longtime friends and collaborators [she was Luisa in the original stage and Hallmark Hall of Fame TV productions of their musical "THE FANTASTICKS"] at the 28th Annual William Inge Festival, and she released a Best Selling CD in 2009 entitled "Earthly Paradise: Susan Watson Sings Jones & Schmidt". Composer Jeffrey Silverman was Associate Conductor of "LES MISERABLES" and "SONG AND DANCE" and has written numerous TV and film scores. Willison & Silverman's other collaborations include Bo Derek's first film, "FANTASIES" [aka "ONCE UPON A LOVE"], directed by John Derek, which features several songs with lyrics by Mr. Willison, which he also sings on the film soundtrack, and "BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928" Off-Broadway, which starred Diane J. Findlay, Shelley Bruce, Kenny D'Aquila, Joanna Rush, Gwen Hillier-Lowe, Rose Scudder, and Steve Jerro. Also starring in "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue" were Carol Swarbrick ["SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM", "WHOOPEE!", "GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDS"] succeeding Eileen Barnett ["NINE"], Charles Ward [Bob Fosse's DANCIN'] succeeding Jerry Clark, Lori Milne, Stephanie Stasny, Manuel Isquierdo, magicians Gregory & Kay, Tracy Cutts and Sue Ann Pinner. Choreographed by Wade Collings, who was then doing double duty appearing on stage with icon Ann-Margaret in Las Vegas and on tour as a member of Roger Smith's acclaimed group of singing/dancing men known as "Raw Satin". Costumes were by Emmy winning and Costume Designers Guild Hall of Fame Award winner Robert Turturice ["MOONLIGHTING", "GIA", "PEE-WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE"]. The show was Produced by Willison & Collings with Barbara Custer [now Vice President of MGM] An Original Cast Recording of "FRONT STREET GAIETIES" is available on AEI Records.
- published: 07 Jul 2011
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WALTER WILLISON: "DADDY, I HADDA BE A COWBOY" by Walter Willison & Jeffrey Silverman
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- Duration: 4:40
- Updated: 14 Jul 2011
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WALTER WILLISON sings "Daddy, I Hadda Be a Cowboy", from "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue", in this 1980 appearance on "Mid-Morning LA", accom...
WALTER WILLISON sings "Daddy, I Hadda Be a Cowboy", from "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue", in this 1980 appearance on "Mid-Morning LA", accompanied by Jeffrey Silverman. When "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue" opened on November 11, 1980 at The Mayfair Music Hall, Santa Monica, California, Ron Pennington wrote in The Hollywood Reporter: "Walter Willison has a magnificent voice. John C. Mahoney of The Los Angeles Times praised the score as "More than a dozen new, yet instant, evergreens by Walter Willison and Jeffrey Silverman," and Mr. Pennington summed it up as "An extremely clever concept, marvelously realized and staged and directed, with a number of delightful original songs." The show featured book, lyrics & direction by Mr. Willison, a Tony nominee and Theatre World Award winner whose Broadway appearances include "TWO BY TWO", "PIPPIN", "NORMAN, IS THAT YOU?", "GRAND HOTEL", "A CHRISTMAS CAROL"at Madison Square Garden, Leonard Bernstein & Stephen Schwartz' MASS, and the title role in Wright & Forrest "KEAN" Off-Broadway, in which he again costarred with his "FRONT STREET GAIETIES" leading lady, Susan Watson, Christiane Noll, Robert Sella and Arthur Rubin. Composer Jeffrey Silverman, Associate Conductor of "LES MISERABLES" and "SONG AND DANCE", has written numerous TV and film scores. Willison & Silverman's other collaborations include Bo Derek's first film, "FANTASIES" [aka "ONCE UPON A LOVE"], directed by John Derek, which features several songs with lyrics by Mr. Willison, which he also sings on the film soundtrack, and "BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928" Off-Broadway, which starred Diane J. Findlay, Shelley Bruce, Kenny D'Aquila, Joanna Rush, Gwen Hillier-Lowe, Rose Scudder, and Steve Jerro. Also starring in "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue" were Carol Swarbrick ["SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM", "WHOOPEE!", "GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDS"] succeeding Eileen Barnett ["NINE", "Days of Our Live"], Charles Ward [Bob Fosse's DANCIN'] succeeding Jerry Clark ["OH, CALCUTTA"], Lori Milne, Stephanie Stasny, Manuel Isquierdo, magicians Gregory & Kay, Tracy Cutts and Sue Ann Pinner. Choreographed by Wade Collings, who was then doing double duty appearing on stage with icon Ann-Margaret in Las Vegas and on tour as a member of Roger Smith's acclaimed group of singing/dancing men known as "Raw Satin". Costumes were by Emmy winning and Costume Designers Guild Hall of Fame Award winner Robert Turturice ["MOONLIGHTING", "GIA", "PEE-WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE"]. The show was Produced by Willison & Collings with Barbara Custer [Vice President of MGM]. The Original Cast Recording of "FRONT STREET GAIETIES" is available on AEI Records.
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WALTER WILLISON sings "Daddy, I Hadda Be a Cowboy", from "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue", in this 1980 appearance on "Mid-Morning LA", accompanied by Jeffrey Silverman. When "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue" opened on November 11, 1980 at The Mayfair Music Hall, Santa Monica, California, Ron Pennington wrote in The Hollywood Reporter: "Walter Willison has a magnificent voice. John C. Mahoney of The Los Angeles Times praised the score as "More than a dozen new, yet instant, evergreens by Walter Willison and Jeffrey Silverman," and Mr. Pennington summed it up as "An extremely clever concept, marvelously realized and staged and directed, with a number of delightful original songs." The show featured book, lyrics & direction by Mr. Willison, a Tony nominee and Theatre World Award winner whose Broadway appearances include "TWO BY TWO", "PIPPIN", "NORMAN, IS THAT YOU?", "GRAND HOTEL", "A CHRISTMAS CAROL"at Madison Square Garden, Leonard Bernstein & Stephen Schwartz' MASS, and the title role in Wright & Forrest "KEAN" Off-Broadway, in which he again costarred with his "FRONT STREET GAIETIES" leading lady, Susan Watson, Christiane Noll, Robert Sella and Arthur Rubin. Composer Jeffrey Silverman, Associate Conductor of "LES MISERABLES" and "SONG AND DANCE", has written numerous TV and film scores. Willison & Silverman's other collaborations include Bo Derek's first film, "FANTASIES" [aka "ONCE UPON A LOVE"], directed by John Derek, which features several songs with lyrics by Mr. Willison, which he also sings on the film soundtrack, and "BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928" Off-Broadway, which starred Diane J. Findlay, Shelley Bruce, Kenny D'Aquila, Joanna Rush, Gwen Hillier-Lowe, Rose Scudder, and Steve Jerro. Also starring in "FRONT STREET GAIETIES: Dodge City's Hottest Revue" were Carol Swarbrick ["SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM", "WHOOPEE!", "GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDS"] succeeding Eileen Barnett ["NINE", "Days of Our Live"], Charles Ward [Bob Fosse's DANCIN'] succeeding Jerry Clark ["OH, CALCUTTA"], Lori Milne, Stephanie Stasny, Manuel Isquierdo, magicians Gregory & Kay, Tracy Cutts and Sue Ann Pinner. Choreographed by Wade Collings, who was then doing double duty appearing on stage with icon Ann-Margaret in Las Vegas and on tour as a member of Roger Smith's acclaimed group of singing/dancing men known as "Raw Satin". Costumes were by Emmy winning and Costume Designers Guild Hall of Fame Award winner Robert Turturice ["MOONLIGHTING", "GIA", "PEE-WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE"]. The show was Produced by Willison & Collings with Barbara Custer [Vice President of MGM]. The Original Cast Recording of "FRONT STREET GAIETIES" is available on AEI Records.
- published: 14 Jul 2011
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SHELLEY BRUCE sings "I Gotta Hear a Song" by Walter Willison & Jeffrey Silverman
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- Duration: 6:12
- Updated: 27 Mar 2010
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SHELLEY BRUCE sings "I Gotta Hear a Song" with lyrics by Walter Willison and music by Jeffrey Silverman in this montage of TV appearances promoting the Off-Broa...
SHELLEY BRUCE sings "I Gotta Hear a Song" with lyrics by Walter Willison and music by Jeffrey Silverman in this montage of TV appearances promoting the Off-Broadway show "BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928": the new speakeasy musical. The montage includes an interview with Bill Boggs, Miss Bruce's appearance, accompanied by composer Jeffrey Silverman, on The Today Show, and press footage which also features co-stars Gwen Hillier-Lowe [then daughter-in-law of Ruby Keeler] as Trixie Dugan, Joanna Rush [aka Jo Anna Rush] as Rusty Parker, Rose Scudder as Roberta Kelley. Underscoring the opening and closing segments are tracks from the "BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928" studio cast recording featuring original Ms. Rush, Diane J. Findlay as Texas Guinan, Walter Willison as Kid Kotten, Douglas Holmes and Phoebe McBride. Shelley Bruce originated the role of Orphan Kate in Martin Charnin, Charles Strouse and Thomas Meehan's "ANNIE", and was first to succeed Andrea MacArdle in the title role of the mega-hit. "BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928" marked Miss Bruce's return to the stage after leaving ANNIE to fight and win a battle with leukemia [documented in her best selling autobiography "Tomorrow Is Today"]. She subsequently won the hearts of critics and audiences alike as Sandy McGuire, a character loosely based on real life Screen Legend Ruby Keeler [whose voice is heard at the top of this clip], who began as a dancer in Texas Guinan's nightclubs/speakeasies in the 1920s before ascending to superstardom in such film classics as "42nd STREET", "GOLDDIGGERS OF 1933" and "DAMES". Ms. Keeler was not only there to cheer the ingénue on opening night, she also provided inside information to bookwriter/lyricist/director and costar [in a role loosely based on The Legendary Al Jolson] Walter Willison during the creation of the show. In her July 19, 1982 Broadway Ballyhoo column in The Hollywood Reporter, famed columnist Radie Harris wrote: "I was curious about Ruby Keeler's reaction to Walter Willison and Jeffrey Silverman's amusing satirical revue about Texas Guinan in what is obviously the Ruby Keeler/Al Jolson story of when Ruby, a chorine in the popular Texas club during the Prohibition Era, was being wooed by Al Jolson. I enjoyed it immensely. Ruby replied and then added with a twinkle in her emerald eyes, You see, in this story line, I don't wind up marrying Jolson!" The morning after opening at ONeal's Times Square on 43rd Street the New York Post ran the banner headline "Bravo, Brave Shelley Bruce!" and proclaimed " 'BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928' featuring the return of Shelley Bruce, provided as delightful as the anticipation. What a physical transformation she has made from the curly-haired, wide-eyed Little Orphan Annie to this worldlier youth with marcelled hair! Audiences are fully in her personal corner," adding that "her performance of "When You Come to the End of Your Rainbow [more recently a 2007 hit recording by Holly Stell] "smacks of an illegal tugging of the heartstrings." The other critics all concurred. Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times: "What lends the revue its charm is a score that parodies the 1920s and early 50s Jolson ballads, Busby Berkeley production numbers, torch songs and depression laments with a tongue-in-cheek good humor. Mr. Willison is a glib versifier and Jeffrey Silverman's tunes offer a smart nostalgic pastiche. Skillfully staged by Mr. Willison with additional help from Richard Maltby, Jr. [who supervised the production] Musical Hijinks in a Show-Business world portrayed as totally, though cheerfully, corrupt!" Womens Wear Daily, called Miss Bruce "a winning, genuinely winsome kewpie doll," and praised "A cleverly etched miniature of the more lavish nightclub entertainments of times past!" And The New York Daily News called it: "As bubbly as gen-u-wine champagne!" Walter Willison is Tony Award nominee and Theatre World Award winner whose vast list of credits include Richard Rodgers & Martin Charnin's "TWO BY TWO", "PIPPIN", "GRAND HOTEL". Composer Jeffrey Silverman was Associate Conductor of "LES MISERABLES" and "SONG AND DANCE" and has written numerous TV and film scores. Prior to this, Willison & Silverman collaborated on "FRONT STREET GAIETIES": Dodge City's Hottest Revue, a West Coast hit starring Susan Watson and Charles Ward., and Bo Derek's first film, "FANTASIES" [aka "ONCE UPON A LOVE"], directed by John Derek, which features several songs with lyrics by Mr. Willison, which he also performs on the soundtrack. Also starring [but not seen in this video] were Kenny DAquila as Joey Staccato and Steve Jerro as Big Phil Castanza. Choreographed by Douglas Norwick. The costume sketches in the clip are by Robert Turturice, set design by Ron Placzek, show lighting by Malcolm Sturchio, photos by Martha Swope, and logo artwork was created by Dixon Scott.
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SHELLEY BRUCE sings "I Gotta Hear a Song" with lyrics by Walter Willison and music by Jeffrey Silverman in this montage of TV appearances promoting the Off-Broadway show "BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928": the new speakeasy musical. The montage includes an interview with Bill Boggs, Miss Bruce's appearance, accompanied by composer Jeffrey Silverman, on The Today Show, and press footage which also features co-stars Gwen Hillier-Lowe [then daughter-in-law of Ruby Keeler] as Trixie Dugan, Joanna Rush [aka Jo Anna Rush] as Rusty Parker, Rose Scudder as Roberta Kelley. Underscoring the opening and closing segments are tracks from the "BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928" studio cast recording featuring original Ms. Rush, Diane J. Findlay as Texas Guinan, Walter Willison as Kid Kotten, Douglas Holmes and Phoebe McBride. Shelley Bruce originated the role of Orphan Kate in Martin Charnin, Charles Strouse and Thomas Meehan's "ANNIE", and was first to succeed Andrea MacArdle in the title role of the mega-hit. "BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928" marked Miss Bruce's return to the stage after leaving ANNIE to fight and win a battle with leukemia [documented in her best selling autobiography "Tomorrow Is Today"]. She subsequently won the hearts of critics and audiences alike as Sandy McGuire, a character loosely based on real life Screen Legend Ruby Keeler [whose voice is heard at the top of this clip], who began as a dancer in Texas Guinan's nightclubs/speakeasies in the 1920s before ascending to superstardom in such film classics as "42nd STREET", "GOLDDIGGERS OF 1933" and "DAMES". Ms. Keeler was not only there to cheer the ingénue on opening night, she also provided inside information to bookwriter/lyricist/director and costar [in a role loosely based on The Legendary Al Jolson] Walter Willison during the creation of the show. In her July 19, 1982 Broadway Ballyhoo column in The Hollywood Reporter, famed columnist Radie Harris wrote: "I was curious about Ruby Keeler's reaction to Walter Willison and Jeffrey Silverman's amusing satirical revue about Texas Guinan in what is obviously the Ruby Keeler/Al Jolson story of when Ruby, a chorine in the popular Texas club during the Prohibition Era, was being wooed by Al Jolson. I enjoyed it immensely. Ruby replied and then added with a twinkle in her emerald eyes, You see, in this story line, I don't wind up marrying Jolson!" The morning after opening at ONeal's Times Square on 43rd Street the New York Post ran the banner headline "Bravo, Brave Shelley Bruce!" and proclaimed " 'BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928' featuring the return of Shelley Bruce, provided as delightful as the anticipation. What a physical transformation she has made from the curly-haired, wide-eyed Little Orphan Annie to this worldlier youth with marcelled hair! Audiences are fully in her personal corner," adding that "her performance of "When You Come to the End of Your Rainbow [more recently a 2007 hit recording by Holly Stell] "smacks of an illegal tugging of the heartstrings." The other critics all concurred. Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times: "What lends the revue its charm is a score that parodies the 1920s and early 50s Jolson ballads, Busby Berkeley production numbers, torch songs and depression laments with a tongue-in-cheek good humor. Mr. Willison is a glib versifier and Jeffrey Silverman's tunes offer a smart nostalgic pastiche. Skillfully staged by Mr. Willison with additional help from Richard Maltby, Jr. [who supervised the production] Musical Hijinks in a Show-Business world portrayed as totally, though cheerfully, corrupt!" Womens Wear Daily, called Miss Bruce "a winning, genuinely winsome kewpie doll," and praised "A cleverly etched miniature of the more lavish nightclub entertainments of times past!" And The New York Daily News called it: "As bubbly as gen-u-wine champagne!" Walter Willison is Tony Award nominee and Theatre World Award winner whose vast list of credits include Richard Rodgers & Martin Charnin's "TWO BY TWO", "PIPPIN", "GRAND HOTEL". Composer Jeffrey Silverman was Associate Conductor of "LES MISERABLES" and "SONG AND DANCE" and has written numerous TV and film scores. Prior to this, Willison & Silverman collaborated on "FRONT STREET GAIETIES": Dodge City's Hottest Revue, a West Coast hit starring Susan Watson and Charles Ward., and Bo Derek's first film, "FANTASIES" [aka "ONCE UPON A LOVE"], directed by John Derek, which features several songs with lyrics by Mr. Willison, which he also performs on the soundtrack. Also starring [but not seen in this video] were Kenny DAquila as Joey Staccato and Steve Jerro as Big Phil Castanza. Choreographed by Douglas Norwick. The costume sketches in the clip are by Robert Turturice, set design by Ron Placzek, show lighting by Malcolm Sturchio, photos by Martha Swope, and logo artwork was created by Dixon Scott.
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Ms. Walker practices in all Denver-metro counties with affordable legal costs. For A FREE Initial Consultation on Family Law and Domestic Relations, visit this site http://www.walkerfamilylaw.com
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http://www.walkerfamilylaw.com Finding the right Attorney is Crucial. Michelle L. Walker is dedicated to family law and domestic relations. Ms. Walker, the firm's founder, has focus her career in family law for over 10 years. She has the skills and experience you need to meet your goals.
Ms. Walker practices in all Denver-metro counties with affordable legal costs. For A FREE Initial Consultation on Family Law and Domestic Relations, visit this site http://www.walkerfamilylaw.com
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WALTER WILLISON and PAMELA PEADON in Irving Berlin's "A PRETTY GIRL IS LIKE A MELODY"
Walter Willison portrays Ziegfeld Follies star Frank Carter, as he serenades Pamela Peadon, as Broadway ballerina Marilyn Miller, with Irving Berlin's classic "A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody" in this show-stopping number from the film "Ziegfeld:The Man and His Women." Chosen with the approval of the great Irving Berlin, himself, as well as that of Ziegfeld's daughter, Production Supervisor Patricia Ziegfeld Stephenson, Broadways Walter Willison, a Tony Award nominee and Theatre World Award winner for Richard Rodgers' "Two By Two" [also on Broadway in "Norman, Is That You?," the title role in "Pippin," "Wild and Wonderful," "Grand Hotel"] had recently starred as Dr. Calvin Campbell in the hit NBC Saturday morning series "McDuff, The Talking Dog." Pamela Peadon ["Celebration," "On The Town,"...
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JUDY KAYE & WALTER WILLISON sing "STRANGE MUSIC" by Robert Wright & George Forrest
JUDY KAYE and WALTER WILLISON sing "Strange Music" [by Wright & Forrest, adapted from themes by Edvard Grieg] at The ASCAP Foundation/Richard Rodgers Award ceremony honoring her friends and mentors, songwriters Robert Wright & George Forrest in recognition of their outstanding contributions to the American Musical Theatre, on April 20, 1992. From Hollywood to Broadway to the Hit Parade of all-time standards, Robert "Bob" Wright and George "Chet" Forrest were and no doubt always will be "The Uncontested Longest-Running Songwriting Collaboration in Show Business History!" During the seven decades of Bob & Chet's esteemed collaboration they worked with some of the Greatest Stars in Show Business, and they had their special favorites. Among them, Judy Garland [they first wrote songs for her at...
published: 10 Dec 2010 -
Sonny Boy Williamson- "Bye Bye Bird" 1963 (Reelin' In The Years Archives)
Can someone please explain to us why Sonny Boy Williamson is not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? (crickets chirping, frogs ribbiting). Exactly. He influenced all the young rock groups of the 60s, from the Allman Brothers to Led Zeppelin. This clip is proof enough that this man embodied all of the greatest characteristics of the blues--from gut-wrenching soul to raw, badass musicianship. Check him playing that harmonica with no hands at the end. Too cool for words. Our archive houses many iconic blues performances from Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Waters, Lightning Hopkins, Willie Dixon, Son House, Mississippi Fred McDowell, John Lee Hooker, Big Mama Thornton, T-Bone Walker and Buddy Guy. Our American Folk Blues Festival 1962-1969 DVD series was nominated for a GRAMMY in 2003. Reelin' In The Yea...
published: 01 May 2013 -
Walter Willison and Joan Copeland at the Metropolitan Room, NYC, September 12, 2015. Remembering Ma
Gone Too Soon: The Music of Madeline Kahn, an evening of song presented by Joseph Macchiato for the Metropolitan Room in New York City. Walter Willison and Joan Copeland appeared on Broadway with Madeline in the Broadway Musical "Two By Two" in 1970. Walter sang the beautiful ballad, "I Do Not Know A Day I Did Not Love You" and was joined onstage by Joan Copeland for the debut in NY of a song cut from the show in tryout that was originally sung by Madeline. Lots of good story in between musical numbers. Steve Ross on the piano.
published: 13 Sep 2015 -
WALTER WILLISON "STARLIGHT" by LUCIE ARNAZ & GARY ENGLISH
For LUCIE ARNAZ. "Little known fact: The One and Only, Fabulous & Incomparable LUCIE ARNAZ is not only an Incredibly Talented Actor, Singer, Dancer, Writer, Director and Producer, but also a Damned Good Lyricist. On top of that, she has always been Incredibly kind and generous and supportive to those of her friends and family [and even total strangers] whose talents she admires. Back in 1978, when I made my LA Nightclub debut at a wonderful place called The Ellis Space, as usual, Lucie was not only there to cheer me on on Opening Night, she made sure the house was filled with family and friends, as well as other important VIPs of the day, to cheer me on. As "Thank You", I surprised her by introducing her song "STARLIGHT". With Lucie's lyrics set to music by Gary English, this brilliant spe...
published: 17 Jul 2011 -
Die Hard Series Actor Bruce Willis - Biography and Life Story
Bruce Willis - Bruce Willis first made a splash on TV in Moonlighting, costarring Cybill Shepherd, but his fame really grew with films such as Die Hard, The Sixth Sense and The Expendables. Synopsis Born Walter Bruce Willison on March 19, 1955, in Idar-Oberstein, West Germany, Bruce Willis's career was launched when he played wisecracking David Addison on TV's Moonlighting opposite Cybill Shepherd. In the summer of 1988, Die Hard, an action-packed flick that cast Willis as the muscle-pumping hero, hit movie screens with a bang, and his status as a bona fide movie star was minted. In 2010, Willis starred in the film The Expendables. In 2012, he reunited with the film's cast for The Expendables 2.
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DIDI CONN & WALTER WILLISON Lucky Supermarkets Commercial 1974
"Dear Didi, I think it's time I publicly thanked you for making me a household name -- at least for as long as this commercial ran! During that time, and for some time after, every time I shopped at a Lucky Supermarket it was inevitable that, upon seeing me, someone would do a double-take and say: "Oh, Walter!" Apologies for taking thirty-seven years to show my gratitude, but thought it would make a nice surprise on your Birthday." -- Love, Walter, July 13, 2011 DIDI CONN is best know for her starring roles in the films "YOU LIGHT UP MY LIVE", as Frenchy in "GREASE" and "GREASE 2", the voice of Raggedy Ann in "RAGGEDY ANN & ANY: A MUSICAL ADVENTURE", Denise Stevens Downey on TV's long running hit series "BENSON", Stacy Jones on TV's "SHINING TIME STATION", and she was The Ghost of Christ...
published: 14 Jul 2011 -
MARCY DeGONGE MANFREDI & BUDDY CRUTCHFIELD sing "METAPHOR" in THE FANTASTICKS
Broadway's Marcy DeGonge Manfredi and Buddy Crutchfield perform Jones & Schmidt's "Metaphor" from The Cleveland Playhouse's hit 1987-88 revival of "The Famtasticks" on "AM Cleveland." Not long after, Ms. DeGonge-Manfredi would make her Broadway debut playing multiple feline roles in the long-running musical hit "CATS" [her favorite being The Opera Cat] followed by her stint in another long-running Broadway classic, Hal Prince's "Phantom of the Opera," in which she subsequently stepped into the role of another Opera Diva, Carlotta [the role originated by the great Judy Kaye]. Ms. DeGonge-Manfredi won rave notices for her portrayal of Luisa in the acclaimed 1987-88 Cleveland Playhouse revival New York's "longest-running musical in history," Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt s immortal "The Fanta...
published: 13 May 2009 -
MARCY DeGONGE MANFREDI sings "SOMEONE IN LOVE" by Walter Willison & John Kroner
Marcy DeGonge Manfredi sings "Someone in Love" as Mary Hatch [the Donna Reed role in the film classic] in "WONDERFUL LIFE!": The Musical In Concert with lyrics by Walter Willison, music by John Kroner, and book by Douglas Holmes, a presentation for the "Composers Songbook" Concert Series at New York's Donnell Library in 1991. At the time, Ms. DeGonge-Manfredi was making her Broadway debut playing multiple feline roles in the long-running musical hit "CATS" [her favorite being The Opera Cat] and would soon follow with a stint in another long-running Broadway classic, Hal Prince's "Phantom of the Opera," in which she subsequently stepped into the role of another Opera Diva, Carlotta [the role originated by the great Judy Kaye]. Based on the screenplay for Frank Capra's immortal film, "It's a...
published: 21 Jan 2010 -
WALTER WILLISON & DAN D. LUCA sing "NO TIME AT ALL" by STEPHEN SCHWARTZ
Tony Award nominee and Theatre World Award winner Walter Willison and Dan D. Luca, star of the current 2014-2015 first national tour of Disney’s NEWSIES, perform "No Time At All" by Stephen Schwartz, from "PIPPIN", in which Mr. Willison took over the title role with the original 1972 Broadway cast, in tribute to his on stage Pippin "Granny", the Legendary Irene Ryan [Granny on "The Beverly Hillbillies"]. Performed on December 9th, 2013, in "CURTAIN’S UP! For a Cure " 2013, A Broadway Holiday Concert to benefit The Huntington's Disease Society of America's Greater New York Chapter, at The NYIT Auditorium in New York City. Written and Directed by Mr. Willison, With Liam Forde on the piano. Walter Willison garnered a Tony Award nomination and Theatre World Award for Richard Rodgers & Martin ...
published: 10 Jan 2014 -
Modern Movie Legends - Bruce Willis
Walter Bruce Willison, known professionally as Bruce Willis, is an American actor, producer, and singer. His career began on the Off-Broadway stage and then in television in the 1980s.
published: 23 Mar 2016 -
BARBARA PARKINS as Anna Held sings "WON'T YOU COME AND PLAY WITH ME" One-London in ZIEGFELD
BARBARA PARKINS is Anna Held, as she performs Wont You Come and Play With Me? one of Helds signature numbers, in the film ZIEGFELD: The Man and His Women. Ms. Parkins, who won the 1965 Photoplay Gold Medal Award for Best Newcomer and became a 60s icon from her notorious starring roles as Betty Harrington Anderson in Peyton Place [1964] on television and Ann Wells in the cult classic film Valley of the Dolls [1965], has often said that the role of Anna Held [previously portrayed on screen in the 1936 film The Great Ziegfeld by Luise Rainer] is her favorite, because it gave her the opportunity to showcase her singing and dancing talents, as well as use her acting ability, in the demanding role of the fragile, and ultimately heart-broken International star who became the first wife of the Leg...
published: 06 Feb 2009 -
WALTER WILLISON sings "WAITIN' FOR THE ROBERT E LEE" with TOMMY BANKS
Walter Willison sings "Waiting For The Robert E. Lee" on Tommy Banks "Celebrity Revue" TV show, hosted by Jimmy Dean, November 1976. Tony Award nominee and Theatre World Award winner Walter Willison has starred on Broadway in "TWO BY TWO", "PIPPIN", "GRAND HOTEL", "NORMAN, IS THAT YOU?", "WILD AND WONDERFUL", "A CHRISTMAS CAROL" at Madison Square Garden, and Leonard Bernstein & Stephen Schwartz's "MASS" at The Kennedy Center in Washington, and in numerous productions Off-Broadway, regional productions around the US, and in The 1st International Tour of "THE FANTASTICKS" in Japan. Films include "Ziegfeld: The Man and His Women" and "Harry and Walter Go To New York; TV includes starring in the NBC sitcom "McDuff, The Talking Dog", "Days of Our Lives", "Theodore Dryser's An American Tragedy" ...
published: 20 Sep 2014 -
Bonnie & Clyde: Interview with Director Jeff Calhoun and Book writer Ivan Menchell
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WALTER WILLISON and PAMELA PEADON in Irving Berlin's "A PRETTY GIRL IS LIKE A MELODY"
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Walter Willison portrays Ziegfeld Follies star Frank Carter, as he serenades Pamela Peadon, as Broadway ballerina Marilyn Miller, with Irving Berlin's classic "...
Walter Willison portrays Ziegfeld Follies star Frank Carter, as he serenades Pamela Peadon, as Broadway ballerina Marilyn Miller, with Irving Berlin's classic "A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody" in this show-stopping number from the film "Ziegfeld:The Man and His Women." Chosen with the approval of the great Irving Berlin, himself, as well as that of Ziegfeld's daughter, Production Supervisor Patricia Ziegfeld Stephenson, Broadways Walter Willison, a Tony Award nominee and Theatre World Award winner for Richard Rodgers' "Two By Two" [also on Broadway in "Norman, Is That You?," the title role in "Pippin," "Wild and Wonderful," "Grand Hotel"] had recently starred as Dr. Calvin Campbell in the hit NBC Saturday morning series "McDuff, The Talking Dog." Pamela Peadon ["Celebration," "On The Town," "Irene," "Rodgers And Hart" on Broadway] was currently receiving acclaim for replacing Donna McKechnie as Cassie in the Los Angeles production "A Chorus Line." "A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody," brilliantly designed and choreographed by Emmy-nominated choreographer Miriam Nelson, assisted by Tad Tadlock, and 15 other production numbers, were filmed on the largest soundstage at Columbia Pictures which had not long before housed the gigantic set for The Poseidon Adventure, where Academy Award winning art director John DeCuir ["The King and I," "Cleopatra," "Hello, Dolly!"] recreated the proscenium-arched stage and dressing rooms of the Ziegfeld Theatre. Among his many unique ideas was to gather up two thousand burned-out light bulbs from the offices on the lot and tie them to the branches of the trees decorating the stage during the number. When the lights hit the bulbs on the trees, said DeCuir, they sparkled, just as if we had spent hundreds of dollars to pearlize the branches. The multi-million dollar three-hour move, which had its US television premiere on May 21, 1978, as part of NBC TVs Sunday night Big Event series, is the longest musical ever filmed for television [after network repeats, the original 147-minute version went on to be seen on Showtime, and an edited 100-minute version, which retains the majority of the musical numbers, has been aired in recent years on cable TVs Encore e Channel].
Headlining as Florenz Ziegfeld was Paul Shenar [Broadway: "Tartuffe," "Six Characters In Search of An Author," and Variety Critics-nominee for "Tiny Alice" and "The Three Sisters"; a founding member, actor, director and teacher with William Balls famed American Conservatory Theatre for more than 10 years; Orson Welles in the TV movie "The Night That Panicked America"]; Starring along Peadon as "His Women" were Samantha Eggar [Oscar nominee, Golden Globe and Cannes Film Festival winner for "The Collector"] as the staunch and lovely Billie Burke; Barbara Parkins [who became a 60s icon from her starring roles as Betty Harrington Anderson in "Peyton Place" (1964) on television and Ann Wells in the cult classic film "Valley of the Dolls" (1965)] as the heart-breaking Anna Held [Parkins has often said that the role is her favorite, because it gave her the opportunity to showcase her singing and dancing talents, as well as use her acting]; and Valerie Perrine [Oscar and Golden Globe nominee, Cannes Film Festival/New York Film Critics Award winner for "Lenny"] as the artistically challenged Lillian Lorraine, who became a Ziegfeld star despite her lack of talent. Broadway, film, and TV notables who guest starred as Ziegfeld stars also includes Inga Swenson [Broadway: "New Faces of 56,"Theatre World Award and Variety Critics Poll Award winner for "The First Gentleman," Tony Award nomination/London Theatre Critics Award as Lizzie in Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidts "110 In The Shade," Tony-nomination for "Baker Street"] as Nora Bayes, whose films include "Advise & Consent," "The Miracle Worker," "The Betsy," television appearances include Richard Rodgers' "Androcles And The Lion," best known to TV fans as housekeeper Gretchen Kraus on "Benson"; Ron Husmann [Tony nominee and Theatre World Award winner for "Tenderloin," "All American," "Lovely Ladies , Kind Gentlemen," "Irene"], as Bayes husband and on stage partner, Jack Norworth, made his feature debut in "Love Has Many Faces," and his vast TV appearances include The Hallmark Hall of Fame ["The Music of Richard Rodgers" 1961, et cetera], "The Gershwin Years," "Days of Our Lives" [Tony Merritt], and opposite Bernadette Peters in "Once Upon a Mattress" [1972]; and Catherine Jacoby as Fanny Brice [a role she was familiar with, having recently played the famed diva in Donn Ardens spectacular "Hallelujah, Hollywood" at the original MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas].
The film received a Golden Globe nomination as Best Motion Picture Made for Television, eight Emmy Awards nominations, and won two 1978 Emmy Awards.
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Walter Willison portrays Ziegfeld Follies star Frank Carter, as he serenades Pamela Peadon, as Broadway ballerina Marilyn Miller, with Irving Berlin's classic "A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody" in this show-stopping number from the film "Ziegfeld:The Man and His Women." Chosen with the approval of the great Irving Berlin, himself, as well as that of Ziegfeld's daughter, Production Supervisor Patricia Ziegfeld Stephenson, Broadways Walter Willison, a Tony Award nominee and Theatre World Award winner for Richard Rodgers' "Two By Two" [also on Broadway in "Norman, Is That You?," the title role in "Pippin," "Wild and Wonderful," "Grand Hotel"] had recently starred as Dr. Calvin Campbell in the hit NBC Saturday morning series "McDuff, The Talking Dog." Pamela Peadon ["Celebration," "On The Town," "Irene," "Rodgers And Hart" on Broadway] was currently receiving acclaim for replacing Donna McKechnie as Cassie in the Los Angeles production "A Chorus Line." "A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody," brilliantly designed and choreographed by Emmy-nominated choreographer Miriam Nelson, assisted by Tad Tadlock, and 15 other production numbers, were filmed on the largest soundstage at Columbia Pictures which had not long before housed the gigantic set for The Poseidon Adventure, where Academy Award winning art director John DeCuir ["The King and I," "Cleopatra," "Hello, Dolly!"] recreated the proscenium-arched stage and dressing rooms of the Ziegfeld Theatre. Among his many unique ideas was to gather up two thousand burned-out light bulbs from the offices on the lot and tie them to the branches of the trees decorating the stage during the number. When the lights hit the bulbs on the trees, said DeCuir, they sparkled, just as if we had spent hundreds of dollars to pearlize the branches. The multi-million dollar three-hour move, which had its US television premiere on May 21, 1978, as part of NBC TVs Sunday night Big Event series, is the longest musical ever filmed for television [after network repeats, the original 147-minute version went on to be seen on Showtime, and an edited 100-minute version, which retains the majority of the musical numbers, has been aired in recent years on cable TVs Encore e Channel].
Headlining as Florenz Ziegfeld was Paul Shenar [Broadway: "Tartuffe," "Six Characters In Search of An Author," and Variety Critics-nominee for "Tiny Alice" and "The Three Sisters"; a founding member, actor, director and teacher with William Balls famed American Conservatory Theatre for more than 10 years; Orson Welles in the TV movie "The Night That Panicked America"]; Starring along Peadon as "His Women" were Samantha Eggar [Oscar nominee, Golden Globe and Cannes Film Festival winner for "The Collector"] as the staunch and lovely Billie Burke; Barbara Parkins [who became a 60s icon from her starring roles as Betty Harrington Anderson in "Peyton Place" (1964) on television and Ann Wells in the cult classic film "Valley of the Dolls" (1965)] as the heart-breaking Anna Held [Parkins has often said that the role is her favorite, because it gave her the opportunity to showcase her singing and dancing talents, as well as use her acting]; and Valerie Perrine [Oscar and Golden Globe nominee, Cannes Film Festival/New York Film Critics Award winner for "Lenny"] as the artistically challenged Lillian Lorraine, who became a Ziegfeld star despite her lack of talent. Broadway, film, and TV notables who guest starred as Ziegfeld stars also includes Inga Swenson [Broadway: "New Faces of 56,"Theatre World Award and Variety Critics Poll Award winner for "The First Gentleman," Tony Award nomination/London Theatre Critics Award as Lizzie in Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidts "110 In The Shade," Tony-nomination for "Baker Street"] as Nora Bayes, whose films include "Advise & Consent," "The Miracle Worker," "The Betsy," television appearances include Richard Rodgers' "Androcles And The Lion," best known to TV fans as housekeeper Gretchen Kraus on "Benson"; Ron Husmann [Tony nominee and Theatre World Award winner for "Tenderloin," "All American," "Lovely Ladies , Kind Gentlemen," "Irene"], as Bayes husband and on stage partner, Jack Norworth, made his feature debut in "Love Has Many Faces," and his vast TV appearances include The Hallmark Hall of Fame ["The Music of Richard Rodgers" 1961, et cetera], "The Gershwin Years," "Days of Our Lives" [Tony Merritt], and opposite Bernadette Peters in "Once Upon a Mattress" [1972]; and Catherine Jacoby as Fanny Brice [a role she was familiar with, having recently played the famed diva in Donn Ardens spectacular "Hallelujah, Hollywood" at the original MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas].
The film received a Golden Globe nomination as Best Motion Picture Made for Television, eight Emmy Awards nominations, and won two 1978 Emmy Awards.
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JUDY KAYE & WALTER WILLISON sing "STRANGE MUSIC" by Robert Wright & George Forrest
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JUDY KAYE and WALTER WILLISON sing "Strange Music" [by Wright & Forrest, adapted from themes by Edvard Grieg] at The ASCAP Foundation/Richard Rodgers Award cere...
JUDY KAYE and WALTER WILLISON sing "Strange Music" [by Wright & Forrest, adapted from themes by Edvard Grieg] at The ASCAP Foundation/Richard Rodgers Award ceremony honoring her friends and mentors, songwriters Robert Wright & George Forrest in recognition of their outstanding contributions to the American Musical Theatre, on April 20, 1992. From Hollywood to Broadway to the Hit Parade of all-time standards, Robert "Bob" Wright and George "Chet" Forrest were and no doubt always will be "The Uncontested Longest-Running Songwriting Collaboration in Show Business History!" During the seven decades of Bob & Chet's esteemed collaboration they worked with some of the Greatest Stars in Show Business, and they had their special favorites. Among them, Judy Garland [they first wrote songs for her at MGM when she was just 12 years old], their leading men of choice during The Golden Age of Broadway, Jose Ferrer and Alfred Drake, and in their final decades, Judy Kaye [their favorite leading lady of all-time] and I were all honored to be at the top of their list. Ms. Kaye received a Theatre World Award for "ON THE TWENTIETH CENTURY", a Tony Award for THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, Tony Award nominations for "MAMA MIA!" and "SOUVENIR", and also starred on Broadway in "GREASE", "THE MOONY SHAPIRO SONGBOOK", "OH, BROTHER!", "RAGTIME", and most recently "SWEENEY TODD". She can be heard singing other Wright & Forrest songs on recordings including "ANASTASIA": The Musical, "A BAG OF POPCORN AND A DREAM", "DIVA BY DIVA", "MAGDALENA", and various versions of "KISMET". It was an honor when Judy and I were asked to pay tribute to our friends and mentors, accompanied by their favorite Musical Director, Jack Lee ["GRAND HOTEL", "MY ONE AND ONLY", "MY FAIR LADY", "PETER PAN", "IRENE", "SWEET CHARITY"] at this memorable event, co-hosted by Marilyn Bergman and Mary Rodgers. When Chet passed, on November 10, 1999, they were celebrating the 70th Anniversary of their lifetime of collaboration. Bob followed on July 27, 2005. Although they were never partners in a romantic sense, theirs was a marriage in every other way possible. They met when students at Miami High, in 1929, at ages 14 and 15. While still in their teens, Bob played piano for the likes of Helen Morgan, had his own dance band, and was Musical Director of The Original Walt Disney's Micky Mouse Club. They arrived in Hollywood at ages twenty and twenty-one, after touring the county with notorious comedian/female impersonator Ray Bourbon, for whom Chet was accompanist. They enjoy an impressive heyday at MGM where, while still in their early twenties, they wrote such standards as "The Donkey Serenade" [introduced by Allan Jones in "The Firefly"], and three Academy Award-nominated songs: "Always and Always" [introduced by Joan Crawford in "Mannequin", 1938]; "It's a Blue World" [introduced by Tony Martin in "Music In My Heart", 1940]; and "Pennies for Pepino" ["Fiesta", 1942]. and contributed songs and scores for over 60 films, ranging from "The Our Gang Follies of 1938" to their series of classic Jeannette MacDonald & Nelson Eddy musicals ["Maytime", "Sweethearts", "Rose Marie", "I Married An Angel", etc.]. In 1942, Bob & Chet moved from Hollywood to New York, where they wrote, produced, and directed all-star revues with Imogene Coca and others at Camp Tamiment, as well as a series of nightclub revues at the Copacabana, plus nightclub acts for such stars as Jane Froman, Celeste Holm, and their discoveries Anne Jeffreys and Robert Sterling. In addition, they wrote and produced shows for the radio program "U.S. Treasury Star Parade", with Janet Gaynor, Fredric March, Ethel Merman, Danny Kaye, Mary Martin and others; wrote and produced their own weekly 'IV variety show, "Star Time", and landed on Broadway with "SONG OF NORWAY" ["Strange Music", "I Love You"], "MAGDALENA", their Tony Award·winning score for "KISMET" ["Stranger in Paradise," "Baubles, Bangles and Beads," "And This is My Beloved"], "KEAN" ["Sweet Danger," "Willow, Willow, Willow"], the latter two written for Alfred Drake, Geoffrey Holder's hit staging of "TIMBUKTU" starring Eartha Kitt. "THE GREAT WALTZ" at Drury Lane in London. In 1989, they re-emerged with their longest-running Broadway hit ever: "GRAND HOTEL": The Musical, the Landmark musical directed by Tommy Tune, which received 15 Tony Award-nominations, winning 5, and earned a place on the list of Broadway's longest-running shows. Bob Wright & Chet Forrest were both true gentlemen of the theatre and are greatly missed, especially by those of us who loved them.
Walter Willison 2010
[Mr. Willison is a Tony Award nominee & Theatre World Award winner for "TWO BY TWO", and also starred in "PIPPIN", "NORMAN, IS THAT YOU?", "GRAND HOTEL", "KEAN", Leonard Bernstein & Stephen Schwartz' "MASS", "McDuff, The Talking Dog", "Ziegfeld: The Man and His Women", "Harry and Walter Go To New York"]
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JUDY KAYE and WALTER WILLISON sing "Strange Music" [by Wright & Forrest, adapted from themes by Edvard Grieg] at The ASCAP Foundation/Richard Rodgers Award ceremony honoring her friends and mentors, songwriters Robert Wright & George Forrest in recognition of their outstanding contributions to the American Musical Theatre, on April 20, 1992. From Hollywood to Broadway to the Hit Parade of all-time standards, Robert "Bob" Wright and George "Chet" Forrest were and no doubt always will be "The Uncontested Longest-Running Songwriting Collaboration in Show Business History!" During the seven decades of Bob & Chet's esteemed collaboration they worked with some of the Greatest Stars in Show Business, and they had their special favorites. Among them, Judy Garland [they first wrote songs for her at MGM when she was just 12 years old], their leading men of choice during The Golden Age of Broadway, Jose Ferrer and Alfred Drake, and in their final decades, Judy Kaye [their favorite leading lady of all-time] and I were all honored to be at the top of their list. Ms. Kaye received a Theatre World Award for "ON THE TWENTIETH CENTURY", a Tony Award for THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, Tony Award nominations for "MAMA MIA!" and "SOUVENIR", and also starred on Broadway in "GREASE", "THE MOONY SHAPIRO SONGBOOK", "OH, BROTHER!", "RAGTIME", and most recently "SWEENEY TODD". She can be heard singing other Wright & Forrest songs on recordings including "ANASTASIA": The Musical, "A BAG OF POPCORN AND A DREAM", "DIVA BY DIVA", "MAGDALENA", and various versions of "KISMET". It was an honor when Judy and I were asked to pay tribute to our friends and mentors, accompanied by their favorite Musical Director, Jack Lee ["GRAND HOTEL", "MY ONE AND ONLY", "MY FAIR LADY", "PETER PAN", "IRENE", "SWEET CHARITY"] at this memorable event, co-hosted by Marilyn Bergman and Mary Rodgers. When Chet passed, on November 10, 1999, they were celebrating the 70th Anniversary of their lifetime of collaboration. Bob followed on July 27, 2005. Although they were never partners in a romantic sense, theirs was a marriage in every other way possible. They met when students at Miami High, in 1929, at ages 14 and 15. While still in their teens, Bob played piano for the likes of Helen Morgan, had his own dance band, and was Musical Director of The Original Walt Disney's Micky Mouse Club. They arrived in Hollywood at ages twenty and twenty-one, after touring the county with notorious comedian/female impersonator Ray Bourbon, for whom Chet was accompanist. They enjoy an impressive heyday at MGM where, while still in their early twenties, they wrote such standards as "The Donkey Serenade" [introduced by Allan Jones in "The Firefly"], and three Academy Award-nominated songs: "Always and Always" [introduced by Joan Crawford in "Mannequin", 1938]; "It's a Blue World" [introduced by Tony Martin in "Music In My Heart", 1940]; and "Pennies for Pepino" ["Fiesta", 1942]. and contributed songs and scores for over 60 films, ranging from "The Our Gang Follies of 1938" to their series of classic Jeannette MacDonald & Nelson Eddy musicals ["Maytime", "Sweethearts", "Rose Marie", "I Married An Angel", etc.]. In 1942, Bob & Chet moved from Hollywood to New York, where they wrote, produced, and directed all-star revues with Imogene Coca and others at Camp Tamiment, as well as a series of nightclub revues at the Copacabana, plus nightclub acts for such stars as Jane Froman, Celeste Holm, and their discoveries Anne Jeffreys and Robert Sterling. In addition, they wrote and produced shows for the radio program "U.S. Treasury Star Parade", with Janet Gaynor, Fredric March, Ethel Merman, Danny Kaye, Mary Martin and others; wrote and produced their own weekly 'IV variety show, "Star Time", and landed on Broadway with "SONG OF NORWAY" ["Strange Music", "I Love You"], "MAGDALENA", their Tony Award·winning score for "KISMET" ["Stranger in Paradise," "Baubles, Bangles and Beads," "And This is My Beloved"], "KEAN" ["Sweet Danger," "Willow, Willow, Willow"], the latter two written for Alfred Drake, Geoffrey Holder's hit staging of "TIMBUKTU" starring Eartha Kitt. "THE GREAT WALTZ" at Drury Lane in London. In 1989, they re-emerged with their longest-running Broadway hit ever: "GRAND HOTEL": The Musical, the Landmark musical directed by Tommy Tune, which received 15 Tony Award-nominations, winning 5, and earned a place on the list of Broadway's longest-running shows. Bob Wright & Chet Forrest were both true gentlemen of the theatre and are greatly missed, especially by those of us who loved them.
Walter Willison 2010
[Mr. Willison is a Tony Award nominee & Theatre World Award winner for "TWO BY TWO", and also starred in "PIPPIN", "NORMAN, IS THAT YOU?", "GRAND HOTEL", "KEAN", Leonard Bernstein & Stephen Schwartz' "MASS", "McDuff, The Talking Dog", "Ziegfeld: The Man and His Women", "Harry and Walter Go To New York"]
- published: 10 Dec 2010
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Sonny Boy Williamson- "Bye Bye Bird" 1963 (Reelin' In The Years Archives)
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- Duration: 2:51
- Updated: 01 May 2013
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Can someone please explain to us why Sonny Boy Williamson is not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? (crickets chirping, frogs ribbiting). Exactly. He influenced...
Can someone please explain to us why Sonny Boy Williamson is not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? (crickets chirping, frogs ribbiting). Exactly. He influenced all the young rock groups of the 60s, from the Allman Brothers to Led Zeppelin. This clip is proof enough that this man embodied all of the greatest characteristics of the blues--from gut-wrenching soul to raw, badass musicianship. Check him playing that harmonica with no hands at the end. Too cool for words. Our archive houses many iconic blues performances from Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Waters, Lightning Hopkins, Willie Dixon, Son House, Mississippi Fred McDowell, John Lee Hooker, Big Mama Thornton, T-Bone Walker and Buddy Guy. Our American Folk Blues Festival 1962-1969 DVD series was nominated for a GRAMMY in 2003.
Reelin' In The Years Productions houses the world's largest library of music footage, containing over 20,000 hours of material covering nearly every genre from the last 60 years. We have live concerts, TV appearances, interviews, in-studio segments, b-roll and more. In addition to music we have thousands of hours of interviews with the most recognizable celebrities, comedians, politicians, athletes, artists and authors of the 20th Century. If you need footage for your film, documentary, TV show, commercial, museum exhibit or presentation, we are your one-stop shop. Visit our online database at http://www.reelinintheyears.com to explore our archive, but please email us as we are constantly adding new material to the archive. We do not supply material to fans or collectors under any circumstance, so please do not contact us if that is your intention.
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Can someone please explain to us why Sonny Boy Williamson is not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? (crickets chirping, frogs ribbiting). Exactly. He influenced all the young rock groups of the 60s, from the Allman Brothers to Led Zeppelin. This clip is proof enough that this man embodied all of the greatest characteristics of the blues--from gut-wrenching soul to raw, badass musicianship. Check him playing that harmonica with no hands at the end. Too cool for words. Our archive houses many iconic blues performances from Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Waters, Lightning Hopkins, Willie Dixon, Son House, Mississippi Fred McDowell, John Lee Hooker, Big Mama Thornton, T-Bone Walker and Buddy Guy. Our American Folk Blues Festival 1962-1969 DVD series was nominated for a GRAMMY in 2003.
Reelin' In The Years Productions houses the world's largest library of music footage, containing over 20,000 hours of material covering nearly every genre from the last 60 years. We have live concerts, TV appearances, interviews, in-studio segments, b-roll and more. In addition to music we have thousands of hours of interviews with the most recognizable celebrities, comedians, politicians, athletes, artists and authors of the 20th Century. If you need footage for your film, documentary, TV show, commercial, museum exhibit or presentation, we are your one-stop shop. Visit our online database at http://www.reelinintheyears.com to explore our archive, but please email us as we are constantly adding new material to the archive. We do not supply material to fans or collectors under any circumstance, so please do not contact us if that is your intention.
- published: 01 May 2013
- views: 2128127
Walter Willison and Joan Copeland at the Metropolitan Room, NYC, September 12, 2015. Remembering Ma
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- Duration: 12:49
- Updated: 13 Sep 2015
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Gone Too Soon: The Music of Madeline Kahn, an evening of song presented by Joseph Macchiato for the Metropolitan Room in New York City. Walter Willison and Joan...
Gone Too Soon: The Music of Madeline Kahn, an evening of song presented by Joseph Macchiato for the Metropolitan Room in New York City. Walter Willison and Joan Copeland appeared on Broadway with Madeline in the Broadway Musical "Two By Two" in 1970. Walter sang the beautiful ballad, "I Do Not Know A Day I Did Not Love You" and was joined onstage by Joan Copeland for the debut in NY of a song cut from the show in tryout that was originally sung by Madeline. Lots of good story in between musical numbers. Steve Ross on the piano.
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Gone Too Soon: The Music of Madeline Kahn, an evening of song presented by Joseph Macchiato for the Metropolitan Room in New York City. Walter Willison and Joan Copeland appeared on Broadway with Madeline in the Broadway Musical "Two By Two" in 1970. Walter sang the beautiful ballad, "I Do Not Know A Day I Did Not Love You" and was joined onstage by Joan Copeland for the debut in NY of a song cut from the show in tryout that was originally sung by Madeline. Lots of good story in between musical numbers. Steve Ross on the piano.
- published: 13 Sep 2015
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WALTER WILLISON "STARLIGHT" by LUCIE ARNAZ & GARY ENGLISH
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- Duration: 5:02
- Updated: 17 Jul 2011
- views: 940
For LUCIE ARNAZ. "Little known fact: The One and Only, Fabulous & Incomparable LUCIE ARNAZ is not only an Incredibly Talented Actor, Singer, Dancer, Writer, Dir...
For LUCIE ARNAZ. "Little known fact: The One and Only, Fabulous & Incomparable LUCIE ARNAZ is not only an Incredibly Talented Actor, Singer, Dancer, Writer, Director and Producer, but also a Damned Good Lyricist. On top of that, she has always been Incredibly kind and generous and supportive to those of her friends and family [and even total strangers] whose talents she admires. Back in 1978, when I made my LA Nightclub debut at a wonderful place called The Ellis Space, as usual, Lucie was not only there to cheer me on on Opening Night, she made sure the house was filled with family and friends, as well as other important VIPs of the day, to cheer me on. As "Thank You", I surprised her by introducing her song "STARLIGHT". With Lucie's lyrics set to music by Gary English, this brilliant special arrangement, by Nick Venden, echoes an orchestra playing songs of the past in the background. And it is about a very real place: Some time earlier, Lucie and choreographer Ron Field, in search of new and old dance steps, had visited the Legendary Starlight Ballroom, in downtown Los Angeles. There was no "Dancing With The Stars" on TV in those days, and The Starlight Ballroom had seen better days. It was the West Coast equivalent to New York's Roseland [decades before the 52nd Street venue became home to the rock concerts of today, it was arguably the most famous of the Ballroom Dance Palaces]. A few years earlier, I had also spent time at the Starlight, visiting my friend Maureen Stapleton when it served as the location for the film version of "QUEEN OF THE STARDUST BALLROOM" starring Maureen Stapleton and Charles Durning, and choreographed by Marge Champion, The majority of the dancers in that film were "the regulars" who populated it nightly, captured so perfectly in Lucie's lyrics. While the rest of us danced the nights away at Discos like Studio One, in LA, and Studio 54, in New York, folks who danced to the music and steps of an earlier time danced the night away at The Starlight. Lucie told me that her visit to the Ballroom had been such a haunting experience that she went home and, that same night, wrote this song from start to finish, and never changed a word. The people in it were real, the conversations overheard, and the man in the mirror really did go there every night. It's a fact that when you write the truth people seldom ever believe it, but I promise you, every word is true. That's one of the reasons why it is one of my all time favorite songs. This performance is from a concert I did at The Annual William Inge Festival, on April 23, 1983. And on this July 17th. Today, as a tribute to Lucie on the occasion of her Birthday, I thought it was time to share her beautiful words with the wider world. I hope you love her song as much as I do. [Yes -- when you watch and listen to this clip, you REALLY ARE Playing Her Song!]." -- Walter Willison 7/17/2011
WALTER WILLISON [vocal] is a Tony Award nominee and Theatre World Award winner who has starred on Broadway in such shows as "TWO BY TWO", "PIPPIN", "NORMAN, IS THAT YOU?", "GRAND HOTEL", "A CHRISTMAS CAROL" at Madision Square Garden, Leonard Bernstein & Stephen Schwartz' MASS at The Kennedy Center, and Off-Broadway in the title role in Wright & Forrest's KEAN. Films include "ZIEGFELD: THE MAN AND HIS WOMEN", "HARRY AND WALTER GO TO NEW YORK"; and on TV, he starred as Dr. Calvin Campbell in the hit NBC TV series "McDuff, Th Talking Dg", Clude Griffiths in "Theodore Dreiser's 'An American Tragedy'", and was Dr. Buck "George" Wheaton on "DAYS OF OUR LIVES",
LUCIE ARNAZ [lyrics] received a Theatre World Award for her critically acclaimed Broadway debut in "THEY'RE PLAYING OUR SONG". The daughter of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, TV audiences watched her grow up on such series as "The Lucy Show", "Here's Lucy", "The Lucie Arnaz Show", "Sons and Daughters" and "I Love Lucy: The 50th Anniversary Show"; Films include the cult classic "WHO KILLED THE BLACK DAHLIA?", "THE JAZZ SINGER", "BILLY JACK GOES TO WASHINGTON", "WILD SEVEN", and most recently the controversial "THE PACK". Also on stage on Broadway in "LOST IN YONKERS", "DIRTY, ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS", and on tour in "MASTER CLASS", "WHOSE LIFE IS IT ANYWAY?", "I DO, I DO" [opposite husband Laurence Luckinbill], She is currently touring in her show 'LATIN ROOTS" based on her best selling CD, and featuring the original songs and orchestrations of her father.
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For LUCIE ARNAZ. "Little known fact: The One and Only, Fabulous & Incomparable LUCIE ARNAZ is not only an Incredibly Talented Actor, Singer, Dancer, Writer, Director and Producer, but also a Damned Good Lyricist. On top of that, she has always been Incredibly kind and generous and supportive to those of her friends and family [and even total strangers] whose talents she admires. Back in 1978, when I made my LA Nightclub debut at a wonderful place called The Ellis Space, as usual, Lucie was not only there to cheer me on on Opening Night, she made sure the house was filled with family and friends, as well as other important VIPs of the day, to cheer me on. As "Thank You", I surprised her by introducing her song "STARLIGHT". With Lucie's lyrics set to music by Gary English, this brilliant special arrangement, by Nick Venden, echoes an orchestra playing songs of the past in the background. And it is about a very real place: Some time earlier, Lucie and choreographer Ron Field, in search of new and old dance steps, had visited the Legendary Starlight Ballroom, in downtown Los Angeles. There was no "Dancing With The Stars" on TV in those days, and The Starlight Ballroom had seen better days. It was the West Coast equivalent to New York's Roseland [decades before the 52nd Street venue became home to the rock concerts of today, it was arguably the most famous of the Ballroom Dance Palaces]. A few years earlier, I had also spent time at the Starlight, visiting my friend Maureen Stapleton when it served as the location for the film version of "QUEEN OF THE STARDUST BALLROOM" starring Maureen Stapleton and Charles Durning, and choreographed by Marge Champion, The majority of the dancers in that film were "the regulars" who populated it nightly, captured so perfectly in Lucie's lyrics. While the rest of us danced the nights away at Discos like Studio One, in LA, and Studio 54, in New York, folks who danced to the music and steps of an earlier time danced the night away at The Starlight. Lucie told me that her visit to the Ballroom had been such a haunting experience that she went home and, that same night, wrote this song from start to finish, and never changed a word. The people in it were real, the conversations overheard, and the man in the mirror really did go there every night. It's a fact that when you write the truth people seldom ever believe it, but I promise you, every word is true. That's one of the reasons why it is one of my all time favorite songs. This performance is from a concert I did at The Annual William Inge Festival, on April 23, 1983. And on this July 17th. Today, as a tribute to Lucie on the occasion of her Birthday, I thought it was time to share her beautiful words with the wider world. I hope you love her song as much as I do. [Yes -- when you watch and listen to this clip, you REALLY ARE Playing Her Song!]." -- Walter Willison 7/17/2011
WALTER WILLISON [vocal] is a Tony Award nominee and Theatre World Award winner who has starred on Broadway in such shows as "TWO BY TWO", "PIPPIN", "NORMAN, IS THAT YOU?", "GRAND HOTEL", "A CHRISTMAS CAROL" at Madision Square Garden, Leonard Bernstein & Stephen Schwartz' MASS at The Kennedy Center, and Off-Broadway in the title role in Wright & Forrest's KEAN. Films include "ZIEGFELD: THE MAN AND HIS WOMEN", "HARRY AND WALTER GO TO NEW YORK"; and on TV, he starred as Dr. Calvin Campbell in the hit NBC TV series "McDuff, Th Talking Dg", Clude Griffiths in "Theodore Dreiser's 'An American Tragedy'", and was Dr. Buck "George" Wheaton on "DAYS OF OUR LIVES",
LUCIE ARNAZ [lyrics] received a Theatre World Award for her critically acclaimed Broadway debut in "THEY'RE PLAYING OUR SONG". The daughter of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, TV audiences watched her grow up on such series as "The Lucy Show", "Here's Lucy", "The Lucie Arnaz Show", "Sons and Daughters" and "I Love Lucy: The 50th Anniversary Show"; Films include the cult classic "WHO KILLED THE BLACK DAHLIA?", "THE JAZZ SINGER", "BILLY JACK GOES TO WASHINGTON", "WILD SEVEN", and most recently the controversial "THE PACK". Also on stage on Broadway in "LOST IN YONKERS", "DIRTY, ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS", and on tour in "MASTER CLASS", "WHOSE LIFE IS IT ANYWAY?", "I DO, I DO" [opposite husband Laurence Luckinbill], She is currently touring in her show 'LATIN ROOTS" based on her best selling CD, and featuring the original songs and orchestrations of her father.
- published: 17 Jul 2011
- views: 940
Die Hard Series Actor Bruce Willis - Biography and Life Story
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- Duration: 4:07
- Updated: 22 Jun 2015
- views: 702
Bruce Willis -
Bruce Willis first made a splash on TV in Moonlighting, costarring Cybill Shepherd, but his fame really grew with films such as Die Hard, The Si...
Bruce Willis -
Bruce Willis first made a splash on TV in Moonlighting, costarring Cybill Shepherd, but his fame really grew with films such as Die Hard, The Sixth Sense and The Expendables.
Synopsis
Born Walter Bruce Willison on March 19, 1955, in Idar-Oberstein, West Germany, Bruce Willis's career was launched when he played wisecracking David Addison on TV's Moonlighting opposite Cybill Shepherd. In the summer of 1988, Die Hard, an action-packed flick that cast Willis as the muscle-pumping hero, hit movie screens with a bang, and his status as a bona fide movie star was minted. In 2010, Willis starred in the film The Expendables. In 2012, he reunited with the film's cast for The Expendables 2.
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Bruce Willis -
Bruce Willis first made a splash on TV in Moonlighting, costarring Cybill Shepherd, but his fame really grew with films such as Die Hard, The Sixth Sense and The Expendables.
Synopsis
Born Walter Bruce Willison on March 19, 1955, in Idar-Oberstein, West Germany, Bruce Willis's career was launched when he played wisecracking David Addison on TV's Moonlighting opposite Cybill Shepherd. In the summer of 1988, Die Hard, an action-packed flick that cast Willis as the muscle-pumping hero, hit movie screens with a bang, and his status as a bona fide movie star was minted. In 2010, Willis starred in the film The Expendables. In 2012, he reunited with the film's cast for The Expendables 2.
- published: 22 Jun 2015
- views: 702
DIDI CONN & WALTER WILLISON Lucky Supermarkets Commercial 1974
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- Duration: 0:28
- Updated: 14 Jul 2011
- views: 1284
"Dear Didi, I think it's time I publicly thanked you for making me a household name -- at least for as long as this commercial ran! During that time, and for s...
"Dear Didi, I think it's time I publicly thanked you for making me a household name -- at least for as long as this commercial ran! During that time, and for some time after, every time I shopped at a Lucky Supermarket it was inevitable that, upon seeing me, someone would do a double-take and say: "Oh, Walter!" Apologies for taking thirty-seven years to show my gratitude, but thought it would make a nice surprise on your Birthday." -- Love, Walter, July 13, 2011
DIDI CONN is best know for her starring roles in the films "YOU LIGHT UP MY LIVE", as Frenchy in "GREASE" and "GREASE 2", the voice of Raggedy Ann in "RAGGEDY ANN & ANY: A MUSICAL ADVENTURE", Denise Stevens Downey on TV's long running hit series "BENSON", Stacy Jones on TV's "SHINING TIME STATION", and she was The Ghost of Christmas Past in "A CHRISTMAS CAROL" at Madison Square Garden. WALTER WILLISON is a Tony Award nominee and Theatre World Award winner whose Broadway appearances include "TWO BY TWO", "PIPPIN", "NORMAN, IS THAT YOU?", "GRAND HOTEL", "A CHRISTMAS CAROL"at Madison Square Garden, Leonard Bernstein & Stephen Schwartz' MASS at The Kennedy Center, and the title role in Wright & Forrest "KEAN" Off-Broadway. His films include "ZIEGFELD: THE MAN AND HIS WOMEN", "HARRY AND WALTER GO TO NEW YORK", and he starred in the hit NBC TV series "McDUFF, THE TALKING DOG". The "Lucky Supermarket commercial" was directed by The Legendary BOB GIRALDI, film and television director best known for directing the music video for Michael Jackson's song "Beat It". His work has garnered many accolades, including several London International Awards, Cannes Advertising Awards, NY International Awards, Addy Awards, Chicago Film Festival Awards and hundreds of Clio Awards. He has also been named one of the "101 Stars Behind 100 Years of Advertising."
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"Dear Didi, I think it's time I publicly thanked you for making me a household name -- at least for as long as this commercial ran! During that time, and for some time after, every time I shopped at a Lucky Supermarket it was inevitable that, upon seeing me, someone would do a double-take and say: "Oh, Walter!" Apologies for taking thirty-seven years to show my gratitude, but thought it would make a nice surprise on your Birthday." -- Love, Walter, July 13, 2011
DIDI CONN is best know for her starring roles in the films "YOU LIGHT UP MY LIVE", as Frenchy in "GREASE" and "GREASE 2", the voice of Raggedy Ann in "RAGGEDY ANN & ANY: A MUSICAL ADVENTURE", Denise Stevens Downey on TV's long running hit series "BENSON", Stacy Jones on TV's "SHINING TIME STATION", and she was The Ghost of Christmas Past in "A CHRISTMAS CAROL" at Madison Square Garden. WALTER WILLISON is a Tony Award nominee and Theatre World Award winner whose Broadway appearances include "TWO BY TWO", "PIPPIN", "NORMAN, IS THAT YOU?", "GRAND HOTEL", "A CHRISTMAS CAROL"at Madison Square Garden, Leonard Bernstein & Stephen Schwartz' MASS at The Kennedy Center, and the title role in Wright & Forrest "KEAN" Off-Broadway. His films include "ZIEGFELD: THE MAN AND HIS WOMEN", "HARRY AND WALTER GO TO NEW YORK", and he starred in the hit NBC TV series "McDUFF, THE TALKING DOG". The "Lucky Supermarket commercial" was directed by The Legendary BOB GIRALDI, film and television director best known for directing the music video for Michael Jackson's song "Beat It". His work has garnered many accolades, including several London International Awards, Cannes Advertising Awards, NY International Awards, Addy Awards, Chicago Film Festival Awards and hundreds of Clio Awards. He has also been named one of the "101 Stars Behind 100 Years of Advertising."
- published: 14 Jul 2011
- views: 1284
MARCY DeGONGE MANFREDI & BUDDY CRUTCHFIELD sing "METAPHOR" in THE FANTASTICKS
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- Duration: 6:13
- Updated: 13 May 2009
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Broadway's Marcy DeGonge Manfredi and Buddy Crutchfield perform Jones & Schmidt's "Metaphor" from The Cleveland Playhouse's hit 1987-88 revival of "The Famtasti...
Broadway's Marcy DeGonge Manfredi and Buddy Crutchfield perform Jones & Schmidt's "Metaphor" from The Cleveland Playhouse's hit 1987-88 revival of "The Famtasticks" on "AM Cleveland." Not long after, Ms. DeGonge-Manfredi would make her Broadway debut playing multiple feline roles in the long-running musical hit "CATS" [her favorite being The Opera Cat] followed by her stint in another long-running Broadway classic, Hal Prince's "Phantom of the Opera," in which she subsequently stepped into the role of another Opera Diva, Carlotta [the role originated by the great Judy Kaye]. Ms. DeGonge-Manfredi won rave notices for her portrayal of Luisa in the acclaimed 1987-88 Cleveland Playhouse revival New York's "longest-running musical in history," Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt s immortal "The Fantasticks," as did her costar, Buddy Crutchfield as Matt, who would soon reach The Main Stem in the acclaimed revival of Frank Loesser's "The Most Happy Fella." Directed by Jack Eddleman [from the original Broadway casts of "Camelot," "The Girl Who Came To Supper," "Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris" Off-Broadway, the International Company of "Grand Hotel", and director of numerous musicals, plays and operas including "Turandot" at City Opera and "Carousel" on tour], choreographed by Stephanie Hall Eddleman ["Carousel, "The Sarasota Ballet"], and also starring Tony Award-nominee and Theatre World Award winner Walter Willison ["Two By Two," "Grand Hotel""] as El Gallo. Set for a limited run over the Christmas Holidays, the production went SRO and was extended twice. The spectacular and colorful Shakespearean costumes, seen briefly at the beginning and end of this clip, are from the opening scene of this innovative production which, in Jack Eddleman's brilliant concept, subsequently segued into Vaudeville attire, and ended in contemporary garb, serving to delight not only the eye, but to highlight the timelessness of this musical. Two weeks before this production garnered rave notices from the critics, it made history when it became the first production in the then-73 year old history of The Cleveland Playhouse to completely sell-out before opening night. The run was extended twice—as long as it could be, until the next show scheduled in the theatre had to open—and continued to play to SRO crowds right up through closing night. Underscoring the opening and closing titles is composer Harvey Schmidt, himself, playing "Try To Remember" on a track on his wonderful CD "Harvey Schmidt Plays Jones & Schmidt," available of Kritzerland.
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Broadway's Marcy DeGonge Manfredi and Buddy Crutchfield perform Jones & Schmidt's "Metaphor" from The Cleveland Playhouse's hit 1987-88 revival of "The Famtasticks" on "AM Cleveland." Not long after, Ms. DeGonge-Manfredi would make her Broadway debut playing multiple feline roles in the long-running musical hit "CATS" [her favorite being The Opera Cat] followed by her stint in another long-running Broadway classic, Hal Prince's "Phantom of the Opera," in which she subsequently stepped into the role of another Opera Diva, Carlotta [the role originated by the great Judy Kaye]. Ms. DeGonge-Manfredi won rave notices for her portrayal of Luisa in the acclaimed 1987-88 Cleveland Playhouse revival New York's "longest-running musical in history," Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt s immortal "The Fantasticks," as did her costar, Buddy Crutchfield as Matt, who would soon reach The Main Stem in the acclaimed revival of Frank Loesser's "The Most Happy Fella." Directed by Jack Eddleman [from the original Broadway casts of "Camelot," "The Girl Who Came To Supper," "Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris" Off-Broadway, the International Company of "Grand Hotel", and director of numerous musicals, plays and operas including "Turandot" at City Opera and "Carousel" on tour], choreographed by Stephanie Hall Eddleman ["Carousel, "The Sarasota Ballet"], and also starring Tony Award-nominee and Theatre World Award winner Walter Willison ["Two By Two," "Grand Hotel""] as El Gallo. Set for a limited run over the Christmas Holidays, the production went SRO and was extended twice. The spectacular and colorful Shakespearean costumes, seen briefly at the beginning and end of this clip, are from the opening scene of this innovative production which, in Jack Eddleman's brilliant concept, subsequently segued into Vaudeville attire, and ended in contemporary garb, serving to delight not only the eye, but to highlight the timelessness of this musical. Two weeks before this production garnered rave notices from the critics, it made history when it became the first production in the then-73 year old history of The Cleveland Playhouse to completely sell-out before opening night. The run was extended twice—as long as it could be, until the next show scheduled in the theatre had to open—and continued to play to SRO crowds right up through closing night. Underscoring the opening and closing titles is composer Harvey Schmidt, himself, playing "Try To Remember" on a track on his wonderful CD "Harvey Schmidt Plays Jones & Schmidt," available of Kritzerland.
- published: 13 May 2009
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MARCY DeGONGE MANFREDI sings "SOMEONE IN LOVE" by Walter Willison & John Kroner
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- Duration: 4:40
- Updated: 21 Jan 2010
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Marcy DeGonge Manfredi sings "Someone in Love" as Mary Hatch [the Donna Reed role in the film classic] in "WONDERFUL LIFE!": The Musical In Concert with lyrics ...
Marcy DeGonge Manfredi sings "Someone in Love" as Mary Hatch [the Donna Reed role in the film classic] in "WONDERFUL LIFE!": The Musical In Concert with lyrics by Walter Willison, music by John Kroner, and book by Douglas Holmes, a presentation for the "Composers Songbook" Concert Series at New York's Donnell Library in 1991. At the time, Ms. DeGonge-Manfredi was making her Broadway debut playing multiple feline roles in the long-running musical hit "CATS" [her favorite being The Opera Cat] and would soon follow with a stint in another long-running Broadway classic, Hal Prince's "Phantom of the Opera," in which she subsequently stepped into the role of another Opera Diva, Carlotta [the role originated by the great Judy Kaye]. Based on the screenplay for Frank Capra's immortal film, "It's a Wonderful Life", "WONDERFUL LIFE!": The Musical was commissioned by Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre in Indianapolis, in 1989, where the show played an extended run and became the highest grossing production in that theatre's history, returning for bi-annually productions. Over the past twenty years, the show has continued to break box office records in productions at various regional and dinner theatres around the United States and in Canada. Accompanying Ms. DeGonge Manfredi is composer John Kroner. Mr. Kroner's other musicals include "AN ELEPHANT NEVER FORGETS [AN EVENING OF TRUNK SONGS]" [L.A. Weekly Theatre Award for Best Music], "THE SHOWGIRL OF 52nd STREET," "RABBIT SENSE," "TAPESTRY: THE MUSIC OF CAROLE KING" [Producer], he conducted "THE LAST SESSION" and "LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS" Off-Broadway and produced "Easter at the White House" for eight years for President and Mrs. Clinton. Lyricist Walter Willison is a Tony Award nominee and Theatre World Award winner for Richard Rodgers, Martin Charnin & Peter Stone's "TWO BY TWO" and has also starred on Broadway in "GRAND HOTEL," "PIPPIN," "NORMAN, IS THAT YOU?," "WILD AND WONDERFUL," Leonard Bernstein & Stephen Schwartz' "MASS" at The Kennedy Center, "A CHRISTMAS CAROL" at Madison Square Garden, the title role in Robert Wright & George Forrest's "KEAN" Off-Broadway, and has written books for musicals including the revisal of Frank Loesser's "GREENWILLOW": The Musical Folktale and and P. G. Wodehouse's "BETTING ON BERTIE"" The Original Jeeves Musical, both co-authored with Douglas Holmes. As an actor, Mr. Holmes appeared Off-Broadway in Wright & Forrest's "KEAN," "MINNIE'S BOYS": The Marx Brothers Musical In Concert and "TWO BY TWO": The Richard Rodgers Centennial Concert for JRT. To find out more about "WONDERFUL LIFE!": The Musical, and hear more songs from the score, go to: http://www.myspace.com/wonderfullifethemusical
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Marcy DeGonge Manfredi sings "Someone in Love" as Mary Hatch [the Donna Reed role in the film classic] in "WONDERFUL LIFE!": The Musical In Concert with lyrics by Walter Willison, music by John Kroner, and book by Douglas Holmes, a presentation for the "Composers Songbook" Concert Series at New York's Donnell Library in 1991. At the time, Ms. DeGonge-Manfredi was making her Broadway debut playing multiple feline roles in the long-running musical hit "CATS" [her favorite being The Opera Cat] and would soon follow with a stint in another long-running Broadway classic, Hal Prince's "Phantom of the Opera," in which she subsequently stepped into the role of another Opera Diva, Carlotta [the role originated by the great Judy Kaye]. Based on the screenplay for Frank Capra's immortal film, "It's a Wonderful Life", "WONDERFUL LIFE!": The Musical was commissioned by Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre in Indianapolis, in 1989, where the show played an extended run and became the highest grossing production in that theatre's history, returning for bi-annually productions. Over the past twenty years, the show has continued to break box office records in productions at various regional and dinner theatres around the United States and in Canada. Accompanying Ms. DeGonge Manfredi is composer John Kroner. Mr. Kroner's other musicals include "AN ELEPHANT NEVER FORGETS [AN EVENING OF TRUNK SONGS]" [L.A. Weekly Theatre Award for Best Music], "THE SHOWGIRL OF 52nd STREET," "RABBIT SENSE," "TAPESTRY: THE MUSIC OF CAROLE KING" [Producer], he conducted "THE LAST SESSION" and "LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS" Off-Broadway and produced "Easter at the White House" for eight years for President and Mrs. Clinton. Lyricist Walter Willison is a Tony Award nominee and Theatre World Award winner for Richard Rodgers, Martin Charnin & Peter Stone's "TWO BY TWO" and has also starred on Broadway in "GRAND HOTEL," "PIPPIN," "NORMAN, IS THAT YOU?," "WILD AND WONDERFUL," Leonard Bernstein & Stephen Schwartz' "MASS" at The Kennedy Center, "A CHRISTMAS CAROL" at Madison Square Garden, the title role in Robert Wright & George Forrest's "KEAN" Off-Broadway, and has written books for musicals including the revisal of Frank Loesser's "GREENWILLOW": The Musical Folktale and and P. G. Wodehouse's "BETTING ON BERTIE"" The Original Jeeves Musical, both co-authored with Douglas Holmes. As an actor, Mr. Holmes appeared Off-Broadway in Wright & Forrest's "KEAN," "MINNIE'S BOYS": The Marx Brothers Musical In Concert and "TWO BY TWO": The Richard Rodgers Centennial Concert for JRT. To find out more about "WONDERFUL LIFE!": The Musical, and hear more songs from the score, go to: http://www.myspace.com/wonderfullifethemusical
- published: 21 Jan 2010
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WALTER WILLISON & DAN D. LUCA sing "NO TIME AT ALL" by STEPHEN SCHWARTZ
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- Duration: 6:57
- Updated: 10 Jan 2014
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Tony Award nominee and Theatre World Award winner Walter Willison and Dan D. Luca, star of the current 2014-2015 first national tour of Disney’s NEWSIES, perfor...
Tony Award nominee and Theatre World Award winner Walter Willison and Dan D. Luca, star of the current 2014-2015 first national tour of Disney’s NEWSIES, perform "No Time At All" by Stephen Schwartz, from "PIPPIN", in which Mr. Willison took over the title role with the original 1972 Broadway cast, in tribute to his on stage Pippin "Granny", the Legendary Irene Ryan [Granny on "The Beverly Hillbillies"]. Performed on December 9th, 2013, in "CURTAIN’S UP! For a Cure " 2013, A Broadway Holiday Concert to benefit The Huntington's Disease Society of America's Greater New York Chapter, at The NYIT Auditorium in New York City. Written and Directed by Mr. Willison, With Liam Forde on the piano.
Walter Willison garnered a Tony Award nomination and Theatre World Award for Richard Rodgers & Martin Charnin's "TWO BY TWO". He has starred on Broadway in shows including "GRAND HOTEL", the title role in "PIPPIN", "NORMAN, IS THAT YOU?", "WILD AND WONDERFUL", "A CHRISTMAS CAROL" at Madison Square Garden, Leonard Bernstein & Stephen Schwartz's "MASS" at The Kennedy Center; the title role in Wright & Forrest's "KEAN" at The York Theater, and "BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928" [also book, lyrics & direction] Off-Broadway. He appears with an All-Star cast of Broadway Legends in Rick McKay’s film "Broadway: Beyond The Golden Age" [2014 release], and also starred in "Ziegfeld: The Man and His Women", "Harry and Walter Go To New York", "Fantasies" [songs & lyrics.], "The Initiation". On TV he starred in the hit NBC series "McDuff, The Talking Dog", "Days Of Our Lives", and as Clyde Griffiths in Theodore Dreiser's "An American Tragedy" on PBS' "The Great Novelists". Winner of A Special William Inge Award, Mr. Willison has written and directed plays and musicals across the US at theaters from San Diego's Old Globe to Off-Broadway, and Special Events such as the 2005 and 2006 "Theatre World Awards" at Studio 54. He has sung on and/or produced 29 CDs. Most recently, in 2013, he costarred in The All-Star Actors Fund Benefit "KATHI MOSS’ RAMA-LAMA-DING DONG REUNION! which he wrote & directed with Laura Kenyon and co-produced with Ms. Kenyon & Steve Ross, Steve Ross' "OUT WITH THE SONG ON WITH THE SHOW", John O'Boyle's "EASTER MYSTERIES" Off-Broadway, as The Duke of York in "THE DOLLY SISTERS" for The Ziegfeld Society, and as Alan-A-Dale in the Workshop of the new Martin Charnin, Thomas Meehan, Peter Sipos musical "ROBIN HOOD: The Final Adventure", in which Dan D. Luca played his son, Alan-A-Dale, Jr.
Dan D. Luca is currently starring as Jack Kelly in the National Tour of Disney’s NEWSIES, by Alan Menken, Jack Feldman and Harvey Fierstein, directed by Jeff Calhoun. A Pittsburgh native and a recent graduate from the CAP21 Conservatory, his recent credits include Danny in Stephen Schwartz's "SNAPSHOTS" at Goodspeed, Gabe in "NEXT TO NORMAL", Fydeka in "FIDDLER ON THE ROOF", and Charlie Brown in "YOU’RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN" at the Weston Playhouse. Other credits include workshops, readings and concerts of new works by Martin Charnin, Duncan Sheik, Ryan Scott Oliver & Jonathan Reid Gealt, and Jim Piazza.
Videotaped by Milan Misko, Miskos Productions.
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Tony Award nominee and Theatre World Award winner Walter Willison and Dan D. Luca, star of the current 2014-2015 first national tour of Disney’s NEWSIES, perform "No Time At All" by Stephen Schwartz, from "PIPPIN", in which Mr. Willison took over the title role with the original 1972 Broadway cast, in tribute to his on stage Pippin "Granny", the Legendary Irene Ryan [Granny on "The Beverly Hillbillies"]. Performed on December 9th, 2013, in "CURTAIN’S UP! For a Cure " 2013, A Broadway Holiday Concert to benefit The Huntington's Disease Society of America's Greater New York Chapter, at The NYIT Auditorium in New York City. Written and Directed by Mr. Willison, With Liam Forde on the piano.
Walter Willison garnered a Tony Award nomination and Theatre World Award for Richard Rodgers & Martin Charnin's "TWO BY TWO". He has starred on Broadway in shows including "GRAND HOTEL", the title role in "PIPPIN", "NORMAN, IS THAT YOU?", "WILD AND WONDERFUL", "A CHRISTMAS CAROL" at Madison Square Garden, Leonard Bernstein & Stephen Schwartz's "MASS" at The Kennedy Center; the title role in Wright & Forrest's "KEAN" at The York Theater, and "BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928" [also book, lyrics & direction] Off-Broadway. He appears with an All-Star cast of Broadway Legends in Rick McKay’s film "Broadway: Beyond The Golden Age" [2014 release], and also starred in "Ziegfeld: The Man and His Women", "Harry and Walter Go To New York", "Fantasies" [songs & lyrics.], "The Initiation". On TV he starred in the hit NBC series "McDuff, The Talking Dog", "Days Of Our Lives", and as Clyde Griffiths in Theodore Dreiser's "An American Tragedy" on PBS' "The Great Novelists". Winner of A Special William Inge Award, Mr. Willison has written and directed plays and musicals across the US at theaters from San Diego's Old Globe to Off-Broadway, and Special Events such as the 2005 and 2006 "Theatre World Awards" at Studio 54. He has sung on and/or produced 29 CDs. Most recently, in 2013, he costarred in The All-Star Actors Fund Benefit "KATHI MOSS’ RAMA-LAMA-DING DONG REUNION! which he wrote & directed with Laura Kenyon and co-produced with Ms. Kenyon & Steve Ross, Steve Ross' "OUT WITH THE SONG ON WITH THE SHOW", John O'Boyle's "EASTER MYSTERIES" Off-Broadway, as The Duke of York in "THE DOLLY SISTERS" for The Ziegfeld Society, and as Alan-A-Dale in the Workshop of the new Martin Charnin, Thomas Meehan, Peter Sipos musical "ROBIN HOOD: The Final Adventure", in which Dan D. Luca played his son, Alan-A-Dale, Jr.
Dan D. Luca is currently starring as Jack Kelly in the National Tour of Disney’s NEWSIES, by Alan Menken, Jack Feldman and Harvey Fierstein, directed by Jeff Calhoun. A Pittsburgh native and a recent graduate from the CAP21 Conservatory, his recent credits include Danny in Stephen Schwartz's "SNAPSHOTS" at Goodspeed, Gabe in "NEXT TO NORMAL", Fydeka in "FIDDLER ON THE ROOF", and Charlie Brown in "YOU’RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN" at the Weston Playhouse. Other credits include workshops, readings and concerts of new works by Martin Charnin, Duncan Sheik, Ryan Scott Oliver & Jonathan Reid Gealt, and Jim Piazza.
Videotaped by Milan Misko, Miskos Productions.
- published: 10 Jan 2014
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Modern Movie Legends - Bruce Willis
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- Duration: 6:01
- Updated: 23 Mar 2016
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Walter Bruce Willison, known professionally as Bruce Willis, is an American actor, producer, and singer. His career began on the Off-Broadway stage and then in ...
Walter Bruce Willison, known professionally as Bruce Willis, is an American actor, producer, and singer. His career began on the Off-Broadway stage and then in television in the 1980s.
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Walter Bruce Willison, known professionally as Bruce Willis, is an American actor, producer, and singer. His career began on the Off-Broadway stage and then in television in the 1980s.
- published: 23 Mar 2016
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BARBARA PARKINS as Anna Held sings "WON'T YOU COME AND PLAY WITH ME" One-London in ZIEGFELD
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- Duration: 4:23
- Updated: 06 Feb 2009
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BARBARA PARKINS is Anna Held, as she performs Wont You Come and Play With Me? one of Helds signature numbers, in the film ZIEGFELD: The Man and His Women. Ms. P...
BARBARA PARKINS is Anna Held, as she performs Wont You Come and Play With Me? one of Helds signature numbers, in the film ZIEGFELD: The Man and His Women. Ms. Parkins, who won the 1965 Photoplay Gold Medal Award for Best Newcomer and became a 60s icon from her notorious starring roles as Betty Harrington Anderson in Peyton Place [1964] on television and Ann Wells in the cult classic film Valley of the Dolls [1965], has often said that the role of Anna Held [previously portrayed on screen in the 1936 film The Great Ziegfeld by Luise Rainer] is her favorite, because it gave her the opportunity to showcase her singing and dancing talents, as well as use her acting ability, in the demanding role of the fragile, and ultimately heart-broken International star who became the first wife of the Legendary Florenz Ziegfeld. She performs two versions of this number in the film; this first, more modest one, when Ziegfeld sees Held on stage in London in 1985, before he woos and weds her and turns her into a controversial Turn-Of-The-Century Broadway sex symbol. The singing was a new experience for Barbara, but the dancing proved easy since she had started studying ballet at age six and turned professional at 16, two years later traveling with her Mother to Hollywood to begin studying acting. At first I wanted to be a ballerina and even worked for a year with a Canadian ballet troupe, said Parkins. When I decided to become an actress, I continued the weekly dance lessons to keep fit and because I knew someday they would come in handy. She also admits, Im a romantic, I love the costumes of the 1890s and early 1900s. The laces, satins, ribbons are all very feminine. I have always had the feeling I was born during the wrong era.
The multi-million dollar three-hour move, which had its US television premiere on May 21, 1978, as part of NBC TVs Sunday night Big Event series, is the longest musical ever filmed for television. [The original 150-minute version was later seen on Showtime, and an edited 100-minute version, retaining most of the musical sequences, has been aired more recently on The Encore Channel].
Headlining as Florenz Ziegfeld was Paul Shenar who began his career on Broadway [Tartuffe, Six Characters In Search of An Author, and Variety Critics-nominee for Tiny Alice and The Three Sisters ], a founding member, actor, director and teacher with William Balls famed American Conservatory Theatre for more than 10 years, who had gained acclaim as Orson Welles, in the TV movie The Night That Panicked America. Starring along with Parkins, as "His Women," were Samantha Eggar [Oscar nominee, Golden Globe/Cannes Film Festival winner for The Collector] as the staunch and lovely Billie Burke; Broadways Pamela Peadon [Celebration, On The Town, Irene, Rodgers & Hart], as beloved 20s icon Marilyn Miller, then receiving acclaim as Cassie in the Los Angeles production of A Chorus Line; Valerie Perrine [Oscar and Golden Globe nominee, Cannes Film Festival/New York Film Critics Award winner for Lenny] as the artistically challenged Lillian Lorraine, who became a Ziegfeld star despite her lack of talent. Broadway, film, and TV notables guest starring as Ziegfeld stars also includes Inga Swenson [Broadway: New Faces of 56, The First Gentleman (Theatre World Award/Variety Critics Poll Award), 110 In The Shade( Tony Award nomination/London Theatre Critics Award), Baker Street (Tony-nomination)] as Nora Bayes, whose films include Advise & Consent, The Miracle Worker, The Betsy, television appearances include Richard Rodgers Androcles And The Lion, best known to TV fans as housekeeper Gretchen Kraus on Benson; Broadways Ron Husmann [Tony nominee and Theatre World Award winner for Tenderloin, All American, Lovely Ladies, Kind Gentlemen, Irene], as Bayes husband and on stage partner, Jack Norworth, made his feature debut in Love Has Many Faces, vast TV appearances include The Hallmark Hall of Fame [The Music of Richard Rodgers, 1961, et cetera], The Gershwin Years, Days of Our Lives [Tony Merritt], opposite Bernadette Peters in Once Upon a Mattress [1972]; Broadways Walter Willison [Tony Award nominee and Theatre World Award winner for Richard Rodgers Two By Two, Pippin, Wild and Wonderful, Grand Hotel] had recently=2 0starred as Dr. Calvin Campbell in the hit NBC Saturday morning series McDuff, The Talking Dog when cast as Frank Carter, the famed Ziegfeld star who introduced Irving Berlins classic A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody; Catherine Jacoby as Fanny Brice [a role she was familiar with, having recently played the famed diva in Donn Ardens spectacular Hallelujah, Hollywood at the original MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas]. Executive Producer, Mike J. Frankovich, Produced and Directed by Buzz Kulik, written by Joanna Lee, Production Supervised by Patricia Ziegfeld Stephenson. ZIEGFELD received a Golden Globe nomination as Best Motion=2 0Picture Made for Television, eight Emmy Award nominations, and won two 1978 Emmy Award.
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BARBARA PARKINS is Anna Held, as she performs Wont You Come and Play With Me? one of Helds signature numbers, in the film ZIEGFELD: The Man and His Women. Ms. Parkins, who won the 1965 Photoplay Gold Medal Award for Best Newcomer and became a 60s icon from her notorious starring roles as Betty Harrington Anderson in Peyton Place [1964] on television and Ann Wells in the cult classic film Valley of the Dolls [1965], has often said that the role of Anna Held [previously portrayed on screen in the 1936 film The Great Ziegfeld by Luise Rainer] is her favorite, because it gave her the opportunity to showcase her singing and dancing talents, as well as use her acting ability, in the demanding role of the fragile, and ultimately heart-broken International star who became the first wife of the Legendary Florenz Ziegfeld. She performs two versions of this number in the film; this first, more modest one, when Ziegfeld sees Held on stage in London in 1985, before he woos and weds her and turns her into a controversial Turn-Of-The-Century Broadway sex symbol. The singing was a new experience for Barbara, but the dancing proved easy since she had started studying ballet at age six and turned professional at 16, two years later traveling with her Mother to Hollywood to begin studying acting. At first I wanted to be a ballerina and even worked for a year with a Canadian ballet troupe, said Parkins. When I decided to become an actress, I continued the weekly dance lessons to keep fit and because I knew someday they would come in handy. She also admits, Im a romantic, I love the costumes of the 1890s and early 1900s. The laces, satins, ribbons are all very feminine. I have always had the feeling I was born during the wrong era.
The multi-million dollar three-hour move, which had its US television premiere on May 21, 1978, as part of NBC TVs Sunday night Big Event series, is the longest musical ever filmed for television. [The original 150-minute version was later seen on Showtime, and an edited 100-minute version, retaining most of the musical sequences, has been aired more recently on The Encore Channel].
Headlining as Florenz Ziegfeld was Paul Shenar who began his career on Broadway [Tartuffe, Six Characters In Search of An Author, and Variety Critics-nominee for Tiny Alice and The Three Sisters ], a founding member, actor, director and teacher with William Balls famed American Conservatory Theatre for more than 10 years, who had gained acclaim as Orson Welles, in the TV movie The Night That Panicked America. Starring along with Parkins, as "His Women," were Samantha Eggar [Oscar nominee, Golden Globe/Cannes Film Festival winner for The Collector] as the staunch and lovely Billie Burke; Broadways Pamela Peadon [Celebration, On The Town, Irene, Rodgers & Hart], as beloved 20s icon Marilyn Miller, then receiving acclaim as Cassie in the Los Angeles production of A Chorus Line; Valerie Perrine [Oscar and Golden Globe nominee, Cannes Film Festival/New York Film Critics Award winner for Lenny] as the artistically challenged Lillian Lorraine, who became a Ziegfeld star despite her lack of talent. Broadway, film, and TV notables guest starring as Ziegfeld stars also includes Inga Swenson [Broadway: New Faces of 56, The First Gentleman (Theatre World Award/Variety Critics Poll Award), 110 In The Shade( Tony Award nomination/London Theatre Critics Award), Baker Street (Tony-nomination)] as Nora Bayes, whose films include Advise & Consent, The Miracle Worker, The Betsy, television appearances include Richard Rodgers Androcles And The Lion, best known to TV fans as housekeeper Gretchen Kraus on Benson; Broadways Ron Husmann [Tony nominee and Theatre World Award winner for Tenderloin, All American, Lovely Ladies, Kind Gentlemen, Irene], as Bayes husband and on stage partner, Jack Norworth, made his feature debut in Love Has Many Faces, vast TV appearances include The Hallmark Hall of Fame [The Music of Richard Rodgers, 1961, et cetera], The Gershwin Years, Days of Our Lives [Tony Merritt], opposite Bernadette Peters in Once Upon a Mattress [1972]; Broadways Walter Willison [Tony Award nominee and Theatre World Award winner for Richard Rodgers Two By Two, Pippin, Wild and Wonderful, Grand Hotel] had recently=2 0starred as Dr. Calvin Campbell in the hit NBC Saturday morning series McDuff, The Talking Dog when cast as Frank Carter, the famed Ziegfeld star who introduced Irving Berlins classic A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody; Catherine Jacoby as Fanny Brice [a role she was familiar with, having recently played the famed diva in Donn Ardens spectacular Hallelujah, Hollywood at the original MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas]. Executive Producer, Mike J. Frankovich, Produced and Directed by Buzz Kulik, written by Joanna Lee, Production Supervised by Patricia Ziegfeld Stephenson. ZIEGFELD received a Golden Globe nomination as Best Motion=2 0Picture Made for Television, eight Emmy Award nominations, and won two 1978 Emmy Award.
- published: 06 Feb 2009
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WALTER WILLISON sings "WAITIN' FOR THE ROBERT E LEE" with TOMMY BANKS
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- Duration: 4:28
- Updated: 20 Sep 2014
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Walter Willison sings "Waiting For The Robert E. Lee" on Tommy Banks "Celebrity Revue" TV show, hosted by Jimmy Dean, November 1976. Tony Award nominee and Thea...
Walter Willison sings "Waiting For The Robert E. Lee" on Tommy Banks "Celebrity Revue" TV show, hosted by Jimmy Dean, November 1976. Tony Award nominee and Theatre World Award winner Walter Willison has starred on Broadway in "TWO BY TWO", "PIPPIN", "GRAND HOTEL", "NORMAN, IS THAT YOU?", "WILD AND WONDERFUL", "A CHRISTMAS CAROL" at Madison Square Garden, and Leonard Bernstein & Stephen Schwartz's "MASS" at The Kennedy Center in Washington, and in numerous productions Off-Broadway, regional productions around the US, and in The 1st International Tour of "THE FANTASTICKS" in Japan. Films include "Ziegfeld: The Man and His Women" and "Harry and Walter Go To New York; TV includes starring in the NBC sitcom "McDuff, The Talking Dog", "Days of Our Lives", "Theodore Dryser's An American Tragedy" on PBS' "The Great Novelists", and numerous others. Mr. Willison is also an active writer, director and producer on and Off-Broadway. Tommy Banks' "Celebrity Revue" was a TV variety series produced in Vancouver, for syndication in the 1970s. Executive Producer, Jack Rhodes, Producers, Gary Jones & Tommy Banks. Tommy Banks is a Canadian pianist, conductor, arranger, composer, television personality and former senator. He starred on "Celebrity Revue", a TV variety series produced in Vancouver, for syndication in the late 1970s, and acted in dramatic roles in National Film Board and feature film productions. He presented a show on CKUA called "The Solo Piano of Tommy Banks" in about 1960,hosted the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) television show, "The Tommy Banks Show", from 1968 until 1983, is the recipient of the Juno Award, the Gemini Award, the Grand Prix du Disques-Canada, several ARIA Awards, and is a member of the Edmonton Cultural Hall of Fame. Mr. Banks provided musical direction for the ceremonies of "The XI Commonwealth Games", "EXPO ’86", "The World University Games", "The XV Olympic Winter Games", and for countless television shows. He has produced and/or conducted command performances for Her Majesty the Queen and the Royal Family, and for President Ronald Reagan; was the founding chairman of the Alberta Foundation for the Performing Arts, a member of the Canada Council from 1989 to 1995 and a policy consultant to the Council from 1996 to 1998, chairman of the Edmonton Concert Hall Foundation from 1989 to 1991, the recipient of an honorary Doctorate of Laws from the University of Alberta, of the Sir Frederick Haultain Prize, the Alberta Order of Excellence, and is an Officer of the Order of Canada. He has conducted symphony orchestras throughout North America and in Europe, and his recordings are on Century II Records, distributed by Royalty Records. Jimmy Dean was an American country music singer, television host, actor and businessman, perhaps best known today as the creator of the Jimmy Dean sausage brand. He became a national television personality starting in 1957, rising to fame for his 1961 country crossover hit "Big Bad John" and his television series,"The Jimmy Dean Show". His acting career included a supporting role as Willard Whyte in the 1971 James Bond movie "Diamonds Are Forever". Mr. Dean was nominated for The Country Music Hall of Fame in 2010, although he was formally inducted posthumously. "Waiting For The Robert E. Lee" was composed in 1912 by Lewis F. Muir & L. Wolfe Gilbert, introduced by Al Jolson at The Winter Garden in 1913,featured in the 1927 film "The Jazz Singer", and recorded by Jolson.
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Walter Willison sings "Waiting For The Robert E. Lee" on Tommy Banks "Celebrity Revue" TV show, hosted by Jimmy Dean, November 1976. Tony Award nominee and Theatre World Award winner Walter Willison has starred on Broadway in "TWO BY TWO", "PIPPIN", "GRAND HOTEL", "NORMAN, IS THAT YOU?", "WILD AND WONDERFUL", "A CHRISTMAS CAROL" at Madison Square Garden, and Leonard Bernstein & Stephen Schwartz's "MASS" at The Kennedy Center in Washington, and in numerous productions Off-Broadway, regional productions around the US, and in The 1st International Tour of "THE FANTASTICKS" in Japan. Films include "Ziegfeld: The Man and His Women" and "Harry and Walter Go To New York; TV includes starring in the NBC sitcom "McDuff, The Talking Dog", "Days of Our Lives", "Theodore Dryser's An American Tragedy" on PBS' "The Great Novelists", and numerous others. Mr. Willison is also an active writer, director and producer on and Off-Broadway. Tommy Banks' "Celebrity Revue" was a TV variety series produced in Vancouver, for syndication in the 1970s. Executive Producer, Jack Rhodes, Producers, Gary Jones & Tommy Banks. Tommy Banks is a Canadian pianist, conductor, arranger, composer, television personality and former senator. He starred on "Celebrity Revue", a TV variety series produced in Vancouver, for syndication in the late 1970s, and acted in dramatic roles in National Film Board and feature film productions. He presented a show on CKUA called "The Solo Piano of Tommy Banks" in about 1960,hosted the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) television show, "The Tommy Banks Show", from 1968 until 1983, is the recipient of the Juno Award, the Gemini Award, the Grand Prix du Disques-Canada, several ARIA Awards, and is a member of the Edmonton Cultural Hall of Fame. Mr. Banks provided musical direction for the ceremonies of "The XI Commonwealth Games", "EXPO ’86", "The World University Games", "The XV Olympic Winter Games", and for countless television shows. He has produced and/or conducted command performances for Her Majesty the Queen and the Royal Family, and for President Ronald Reagan; was the founding chairman of the Alberta Foundation for the Performing Arts, a member of the Canada Council from 1989 to 1995 and a policy consultant to the Council from 1996 to 1998, chairman of the Edmonton Concert Hall Foundation from 1989 to 1991, the recipient of an honorary Doctorate of Laws from the University of Alberta, of the Sir Frederick Haultain Prize, the Alberta Order of Excellence, and is an Officer of the Order of Canada. He has conducted symphony orchestras throughout North America and in Europe, and his recordings are on Century II Records, distributed by Royalty Records. Jimmy Dean was an American country music singer, television host, actor and businessman, perhaps best known today as the creator of the Jimmy Dean sausage brand. He became a national television personality starting in 1957, rising to fame for his 1961 country crossover hit "Big Bad John" and his television series,"The Jimmy Dean Show". His acting career included a supporting role as Willard Whyte in the 1971 James Bond movie "Diamonds Are Forever". Mr. Dean was nominated for The Country Music Hall of Fame in 2010, although he was formally inducted posthumously. "Waiting For The Robert E. Lee" was composed in 1912 by Lewis F. Muir & L. Wolfe Gilbert, introduced by Al Jolson at The Winter Garden in 1913,featured in the 1927 film "The Jazz Singer", and recorded by Jolson.
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Bonnie & Clyde: Interview with Director Jeff Calhoun and Book writer Ivan Menchell
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Batman és Robin - bemutató, kritika, élménybeszámoló
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SUSAN WATSON sings "I LEAVE YOU WITH A LOVE SONG" by WALTER WILLISON & JEFFREY SILVERMAN
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SUSAN WATSON sings "I LEAVE YOU WITH A LOVE SONG" by WALTER WILLISON & JEFFREY SILVERMAN
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SUSAN WATSON & WALTER WILLISON: "AN OL' FASHIONED LOVE SONG" by Walter Willison & Jeffrey Silverman
SUSAN WATSON and WALTER WILLISON sing "An Ol' Fashioned Love Song" in this 1980 television...
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WALTER WILLISON: "DADDY, I HADDA BE A COWBOY" by Walter Willison & Jeffrey Silverman
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SHELLEY BRUCE sings "I Gotta Hear a Song" by Walter Willison & Jeffrey Silverman
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Finding A Good Family Lawyer - www.walkerfamilylaw.com
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WALTER WILLISON and PAMELA PEADON in Irving Berlin's "A PRETTY GIRL IS LIKE A MELODY"
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WALTER WILLISON and PAMELA PEADON in Irving Berlin's "A PRETTY GIRL IS LIKE A MELODY"
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JUDY KAYE & WALTER WILLISON sing "STRANGE MUSIC" by Robert Wright & George Forrest
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Sonny Boy Williamson- "Bye Bye Bird" 1963 (Reelin' In The Years Archives)
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Walter Willison and Joan Copeland at the Metropolitan Room, NYC, September 12, 2015. Remembering Ma
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WALTER WILLISON "STARLIGHT" by LUCIE ARNAZ & GARY ENGLISH
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Die Hard Series Actor Bruce Willis - Biography and Life Story
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DIDI CONN & WALTER WILLISON Lucky Supermarkets Commercial 1974
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MARCY DeGONGE MANFREDI & BUDDY CRUTCHFIELD sing "METAPHOR" in THE FANTASTICKS
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MARCY DeGONGE MANFREDI & BUDDY CRUTCHFIELD sing "METAPHOR" in THE FANTASTICKS
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MARCY DeGONGE MANFREDI sings "SOMEONE IN LOVE" by Walter Willison & John Kroner
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WALTER WILLISON & DAN D. LUCA sing "NO TIME AT ALL" by STEPHEN SCHWARTZ
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Modern Movie Legends - Bruce Willis
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BARBARA PARKINS as Anna Held sings "WON'T YOU COME AND PLAY WITH ME" One-London in ZIEGFELD
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BARBARA PARKINS as Anna Held sings "WON'T YOU COME AND PLAY WITH ME" One-London in ZIEGFELD
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WALTER WILLISON sings "WAITIN' FOR THE ROBERT E LEE" with TOMMY BANKS
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Bonnie & Clyde: Interview with Director Jeff Calhoun and Book writer Ivan Menchell
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