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     • The show ran on Broadway for nearly a year in 1952, and helped launch the careers of Paul Lynde, Alice Ghostley, Eartha Kitt, Robert Clary, Carol Lawrence, Ronny Graham, performer/writer Mel Brooks (as Melvin Brooks), and lyricist Sheldon Harnick.
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   When did 'new faces' come to Broadway?

   • Such a night was March 15, 1934, when a musical revue featuring twenty-two unknown performers opened at the Fulton Theater in Leonard Sillman’s New Faces. The band of resolute troupers had done more than 138 auditions in the year it took to raise the $15,000 necessary to bring it to Broadway.

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   Who starred in New Faces?

   • Retitled New Faces, the film version was directed by Harry Horner in Cinemascope and Eastmancolor, and released by Twentieth Century Fox on March 6, 1954. Ronny Graham, Eartha Kitt, Robert Clary, Alice Ghostley, June Carroll, Virginia De Luce, Carol Lawrence, Patricia Hammerlee, Paul Lynde, and Bill Millikin repeated their stage roles.

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   Who starred in New Faces of '38 & '43?

   • New Faces of ’38 introduced a would-be opera singer named Sonny Tufts, Richard Carlson and a burlesque comic, the late Rags Ragland. New Faces of ’43 brought forth Alice Pearce, Irwin Corey, Doris Dowling and John Lund (an ex-stevedore and merchant seaman turned actor) who also wrote sketches for the revue.

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   Who wrote new faces?

   • This revue set the standard which Mr. Sillman has maintained in subsequent editions of New Faces in ’36, ’38, ’43, ’52 and ’56. It was the late Lee Shubert who gave the impetus to Mr. Sillman to embark on a career as a producer.

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   What happened to New Faces of '52?

   • New Faces of ’52 came at a time when the wiseacres in Shubert Alley were loudly proclaiming that the revue form was dead and dated. In the sprightly musical, Ronny Graham did a devastating take-off on Truman Capote and a lampoon of a Menotti opera.

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   Who wrote new faces of '43 & '52?

   • New Faces of ’43 brought forth Alice Pearce, Irwin Corey, Doris Dowling and John Lund (an ex-stevedore and merchant seaman turned actor) who also wrote sketches for the revue. New Faces of ’52 came at a time when the wiseacres in Shubert Alley were loudly proclaiming that the revue form was dead and dated.

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3. www.broadwayworld.com › shows › New-Faces-of-1962New Faces of 1962 Broadway Original Cast

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   Meet the original Broadway cast of New Faces of 1962 on Broadway, and find out who was in the Original Cast, what parts they played and more.

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   Such a night was March 15, 1934, when a musical revue featuring twenty-two unknown performers opened at the Fulton Theater in Leonard Sillman’s New Faces. The band of resolute troupers had done more than 138 auditions in the year it took to raise the $15,000 necessary to bring it to Broadway.

5. www.ibdb.com › broadway-production › new-faces-ofNew Faces of 1962 – Broadway Musical – Original - IBDB

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   New Faces of 1962 (Original, Musical, Revue, Broadway) opened in New York City Feb 1, 1962 and played through Feb 24, 1962.

6. castalbums.org › recordings › New-Faces-of-1952-1952New Faces of 1952 > Original Broadway Cast - CastAlbums.org

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   Show Details. New Faces of 1952 (3) Book. Mel Brooks (22), Ronny Graham (30) Recording Details. Date. June 15, 1952. Type. Audio / Stage Cast. Language. English. Location. US / NY / New York. Theatre/Venue. Royale Theatre. Music. Michael Brown (27), Ronny Graham (30), Murray Grand (11), Sheldon Harnick (234), Francis Lemarque, Arthur Siegel (62)

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7. castalbums.org › recordings › New-Faces-of-1956-1956New Faces of 1956 > Original Broadway Cast : CastAlbums.org

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   New Faces of 1956 > Original Broadway Cast. Releases 4. Stats. History 1. Show Details. New Faces of 1956 (2) Book. Barry Blitzer, Louis Botto (2), Paul Lynde (19), Richard Maury (4), Terry Ryan, Danny Simon, Neil Simon (22) Recording Details. Date. June 17, 1956. Type. Audio / Stage Cast. Language. English. Location. US / NY / New York.

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8. www.ibdb.com › broadway-production › new-faces-ofNew Faces of 1956 – Broadway Musical – Original - IBDB

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   New Faces of 1956 (Original, Musical, Revue, Broadway) opened in New York City Jun 14, 1956 and played through Dec 22, 1956.

9. www.playbill.com › production › new-faces-of-1956New Faces of 1956 (Broadway, Ethel Barrymore Theatre, 1956)

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   New Faces of 1956. Broadway. Original. Ethel Barrymore Theatre. 243 W. 47th St., New York, NY. SYNOPSIS: music: Dean Fuller, John Rox. lyrics: Marshall Barer, Michael Brown.