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The revue opened on Broadway at the Royale Theatre on May 16, 1952, and ran for 365 performances. It was produced by Leonard Sillman, directed by John Murray Anderson and John Beal with choreography by Richard Barstow. The sketches were written by Graham and Brooks.
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A showcase for fresh new theatrical talent, the New Faces revues were the concept of entrepreneur Leonard Sillman who put together seven such revues between 1934 and 1968. Of all of them, the 1952 vintage remains by all accounts the most successful, thanks in large part to an extraordinary cast that included Paul Lynde, Eartha Kitt, Alice ...
New Faces of 1956 (Original, Musical, Revue, Broadway) opened in New York City Jun 14, 1956 and played through Dec 22, 1956.
May 17, 2011 · Fifty-eight years before The Addams Family opened on Broadway last year, New Faces of 1952 was referencing artist Charles Addams and his atypical outlook on life in “Love Is a Simple Thing.” June Carroll co-wrote the song and appeared as the Addams character, too.
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 (235), Francis Lemarque, Arthur Siegel (62)
Nov 2, 1982 · OF the seven editions of ''New Faces'' revues that the late Leonard Sillman produced on Broadway between 1934 and 1968, the most celebrated was the 1952 edition. It launched more successful...
