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| re: Is there footage (other than the film) of the original Broadway cast of MEMBER OF THE WEDDING? | |
| Posted by: Teacher64 04:34 pm EDT 04/18/20 | |
| In reply to: re: Is there footage (other than the film) of the original Broadway cast of MEMBER OF THE WEDDING? - GreatMartin 04:16 pm EDT 04/18/20 | |
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| I am SO jealous!! If I had a time machine, that is the one production I would go back to see. | |
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| re: Is there footage (other than the film) of the original Broadway cast of MEMBER OF THE WEDDING? | |
| Posted by: GreatMartin (greatmartin2003@yahoo.com) 11:17 pm EDT 04/18/20 | |
| In reply to: re: Is there footage (other than the film) of the original Broadway cast of MEMBER OF THE WEDDING? - Teacher64 04:34 pm EDT 04/18/20 | |
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| What about "Death of a Salesman"? "Come Back Little Sheba"? Just to name a couple plus the actors of that time? I was lucky enough that I had parents who believed in and loved the theatre--first show I ever saw was the original production of "Oklahoma" in 1943 when I was 7! (I wanted to be Alfred Drake but I couldn't carry a tune! After driving my parents crazy with me wanting to be Marlon Brando, Lee J. Cobb and every other actor I saw they convinced me that I was more important than any of them as an audience member!!) It's been a tough job but I am still playing the role LOL | |
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| Posted by: winters 08:02 am EDT 04/19/20 | |
| In reply to: re: Is there footage (other than the film) of the original Broadway cast of MEMBER OF THE WEDDING? - GreatMartin 11:17 pm EDT 04/18/20 | |
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| In 1944 you would have then matured to the ripe old age of...eight. Did your parents take you to see Laurette Taylor in, arguably, the greatest stage performance of the twentieth century? Your poor parents....lol..... How did they react to the knowledge that in the 1940’s their single digit aged son aspired to be Lee J. Cobb rather then Joe DiMaggio. How wonderful that it appears that they allowed you to march to the beat of your own drummer. |
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