Gwen Verdon: A Life on Stage and Screen (48 page)

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_____. “Max Wilk Comedy Finds A Producer.”
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_____. “Miller Theater Brings $500,000: Producer’s Wife Is Selling it to Detroit Chain.”
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_____. “Musical Planned For Gwen Verdon: Bob Fosse, Her Husband, to Try Show He Conceived.”
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A&E Biography

Abbott, George

Alice

Alive and Kicking

All Is Forgiven

All That Jazz

Allen, Debbie

Allen, Woody

Ameche, Don

American Dance Machine

Bancroft, Anne

Beddow, Margery

Best Friends for Life

Big Deal

Blonde from Brooklyn

The Bob Hope Show

Bonanza Bound!

Breakfast at Tiffany’s
(stage)

Broadway: The Golden Age, By the Legends Who Were There

Bruno

Burnett, Carol

Burrows, Abe

Cabaret
(film)

Can-Can
(film)

Can-Can
(stage)

Capote, Truman

Captain Kangaroo

The Carol Burnett Show

Cavett, Dick

Champion, Marge

Channing, Carol

Charlie Rose

Charnin, Martin

Chicago
(film)

Chicago
(stage)

Children! Children!

Cocoon

Cocoon: The Return

Cole, Jack

Coleman, Cy

Coppola, Francis Ford

The Cosby Mysteries

The Cotton Club

Cronyn, Hume

Damn Yankees
(film)

Damn Yankees
(stage)

Dancin’

The Danny Kaye Show

David and Bathsheba

Davis, Sammy, Jr.

Deadly Visitor

Dear John

The Dick Cavett Show

The Dinah Shore Chevy Shore

Donen, Stanley

Douglass, Stephen

Dream On

Dreamboat

E! True Hollywood Story

Easter Parade

Ebb, Fred

The Ed Sullivan Show

Ed Sullivan’s Broadway

The Equalizer

Fame
(TV show)

The Farmer Takes a Wife

Fields, Dorothy

Fosse
(stage)

Fosse, Bob

Fosse, Nicole

Funny Girl
(stage)

Garbo, Greta

Garland, Judy

The Gary Moore Show

Gaynor, Mitzi

Gentlemen Marry Brunettes

Gentlemen Prefer Blondes

Gimme a Break!

Goodyear Television Playhouse

Gottfried, Martin

Grable, Betty

Great Performances: Dance in America

Grubb, Kevin Boyd

Hague, Albert

Haney, Carol

Happy Birthday Mr. Abbott! / The Night of 100 Years

Harris, Roy

Hayworth, Rita

Henaghan, Jimmy

Homicide: Life on the Street

Hotel
(TV show)

Howard, Ron

Hunter, Tab

The I Don’t Care Girl

In Cold Blood

The Jerk, Too

Kander, John

Kaye, Danny

Keaton, Diane

Kelly, Gene

Key West

Kidd, Michael

Kiley, Richard

The King Steps Out

Lanning, Jerry

Laurie, Piper

Legs

Lilo

Loney, Glenn

Love Letters
(stage)

MacLaine, Shirley

Magdalena

Magnum, P.I.

Marvin’s Room

M*A*S*H
(TV show )

May, Elaine

McCracken, Joan

McKechnie, Donna

McMartin, John

Meet Me After the Show

Meisner, Sanford

Merman, Ethel

The Merry Widow

The Merv Griffin Show

The Mike Douglas Show

Minnelli, Liza

The Mississippi Gambler

Monroe, Marilyn

Nadine

Neuwirth, Bebe

New Girl in Town

Night of 100 Stars II

Nights of Cabiria

The Nutcracker

Oldest Living Confederate Widow Tells All

On the Riviera

Once Upon an Eastertime

The Pajama Game

Palmer, Leland

Parade of Stars

Paris Is Burning

Perry Como’s Kraft Music Hall

Porter, Cole

Power, Tyrone

Presenting Lily Mars

Prince, Harold

Promised Land

Redhead
(film)

Redhead
(stage)

Reinking, Ann

Ritter, Thelma

Rivera, Chita

Robbins, Jerome

Rogers, Ginger

The Rosie O’Donnell Show

Russell, Jane

St. Leon, Kim

Sanford Meisner: The American Theatre’s Best Kept Secret

Scheider, Roy

Selleck, Tom

Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band
(film)

Sheldon, Sidney

Simon, Neil

Sinatra, Frank

Singin’ in the Rain

Star 80

Streep, Meryl

Streisand, Barbra

Sweet Charity
(film)

Sweet Charity
(stage)

Toast of the Town

Touched by an Angel

Trapper John, M.D.

Ungerer, Phoebe

Walker, Texas Ranger

Walking Across Egypt

Walston, Ray

Wasson, Sam

Webster