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QuotesI'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that. --HAL means business (2001: A Space Odyssey) Listen to it! (.wav)
Quite frankly, you're beginning to smell....and for a stud in New York, that's a real handicap. --Ratso lectures Joe Buck on hygiene (Midnight Cowboy) Plastics. --Ben receives some career advice (The Graduate) When the Lord closes a door, somewhere He opens a window... --Maria (The Sound Of Music) ![]() Bond....James Bond --Agent 007 introduces himself (the James Bond thrillers) | ||
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1960s Movies
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Midnight Cowboy movie theme A Time For Us Romeo & Juliet Feed The Birds Mary Poppins Camelot title song Theme From A Summer Place movie theme Foggy Mountain Breakdown Bonnie & Clyde James Bond Theme movie theme Tradition Fiddler On The Roof |
I Could Have Danced All Night My Fair Lady So Long, Farewell The Sound Of Music Moon River Breakfast At Tiffany's C'est Moi Camelot Viva Las Vegas title song Chim Chim Cheree Mary Poppins Consider Yourself Oliver! Lida Rose/Will I Ever Tell You The Music Man | ||
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On Stage
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popular stage productions
musicals & revues Oliver! Mame Hello, Dolly The Fantasticks Man Of La Mancha Jacques Brel Is Alive & Well -------& Living In Paris Fiddler On The Roof Bye Bye Birdie Little Me Funny Girl Camelot Hair Stop The World, I Want To Get Off! Cabaret A Funny Thing Happened On -------The Way To The Forum How To Succeed In Business -------Without Really Trying Sweet Charity Gypsy No Strings You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown George M Can-Can The Unsinkable Molly Brown drama & comedy The Odd Couple Barefoot In The Park The Miracle Worker theater links Stage Musicals Of The 60s The Plays Of Neil Simon Tony Award Archives Ed Sullivan Does Broadway Internet Broadway Database my YouTube playlist ![]() 1960s Stage Productions | ----- | ![]() Richard Burton and Julie Andrews in Camelot stage tidbits*Pearl Bailey, Cab Calloway and Morgan Freeman starred in an all-black version of Hello, Dolly on Broadway from 1967 to 1969. *In the 1950s, Rex Harrison's speaking/singing portrayal of Professor Henry Higgins in My Fair Lady introduced audiences to the concept of the non-traditional musical star. In the 1960s, Richard Burton continued this trend with his performance as King Arthur in Camelot.
*In the late 1960s, the acceptance of non-traditional musical performers came full circle. Rock musicals like Hair featured singers who had rock voices instead of traditional musical-comedy voices.*Man Of La Mancha was the first Broadway production to be performed without an intermission. *Paul Lynde's character in Bye Bye Birdie was written to suit his personality after he joined the cast. *Before he became famous as a Monkee, Davy Jones was the theater's most famous street urchin. In 1963, he originated the role of the Artful Dodger in the Broadway production of Oliver! Unfortunately, although Davy was a member of the original cast, we don't hear him on the original cast album. It was recorded during the pre-Broadway tour, when the part was being played by Michael Goodman. | ||
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