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Although Gower was 6' to Marge's 5'1," Marge was willing, and the duo became "Gower and Bell" in 1945, although their first professional appearance together was in 1947. They married that same year and were then billed as "Marge and Gower Champion." In 1948, Champion staged the numbers for a Broadway revue called "Small Wonder," and a few ...
Gower was cast in ten major films after that and was the director of two others. In 1950, the couple began appearing in dramatic television productions. In 1957, they hosted their own television show, The Marge and Gower Champion Show, a situation comedy in which they played dancers trying to start new lives. He made his final acting appearance ...
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Marge and Gower Champion (1957) During the summer of 1957, the Champions had their own TV series, The Marge and Gower Champion Show, a situation comedy with song and dance numbers. Marge played a dancer and Gower a choreographer. Real-life drummer Buddy Rich was featured as a fictional drummer named Cozy.
30. März 1999 · Gower Champion's career spanned the years during which American musical theatre was transformed from a crude popular entertainment into a sophisticated art form. As the director and choreographer of Hello, Dolly!, 42nd Street, and other Broadway musicals, he was central to that transformation.
Gower was born in Geneva, Illinois, to Beatrice Carlisle and advertising executive John Champion. His mother was a descendant of Alfred Carlisle, a well-known Fox Valley realtor and Kane County deputy sheriff. When Gower was two years old, his parents divorced. Beatrice took Gower and his older brother, John, to California, where she worked as ...
Although Gower was 6' to Marge's 5'1," Marge was willing, and the duo became "Gower and Bell" in 1945, although their first professional appearance together was in 1947. They married that same year and were then billed as "Marge and Gower Champion." In 1948, Champion staged the numbers for a Broadway revue called "Small Wonder," and a few ...
