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Sammy Davis, Jr. - “Mr. Wonderful” Broadway Musical 1956-57. Mr. Wonderful. Opening Date: 22 March, 1956 / Closing Date: 23 February, 1957. Performances: 383 performances. Venue: Broadway Theater, New York. Producers: Jule Styne, George Gilbert, Lester Osterman, Jr. Director : Jack Donohue.
Mr. Wonderful is a musical with a book by Joseph Stein and Will Glickman, and music and lyrics by Jerry Bock, Larry Holofcener, and George David Weiss . Written specifically to showcase the talents of Sammy Davis Jr., the thin plot, focusing on entertainer Charlie Welch's show business struggles, primarily served as a springboard for ...
1956: Mr. Wonderful, Musical von Jerry Bock und Joseph Stein, 383 Vorstellungen bis Ende 1957 (Davis in der Rolle des Charlie Welch, produziert von Jule Styne) 1964: Golden Boy , Musical von Charles Strouse und Clifford Odets , 568 Vorstellungen bis Frühjahr 1966 (Davis in der Rolle des Joe Wellington)
The decade from 1956 to 1966 saw Sammy Davis, Jr. at the peak of his powers as an entertainer. He cemented himself a place in America’s consciousness with an omnipresence in entertainment: Sammy was in nightclubs, he was a guest on seemingly every TV show possible, he was on record (releasing 37 LP albums over this period), he was in the ...
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Official reissue on CD (and audio cassette). Liner notes by Max O. Preeo. Tracks 8-14 incorrectly ordered. Sammy Davis, Jr.’s third album for Decca was the Cast Album of “Mr. Wonderful”, an original Broadway musical written specifically as a vehicle for Sammy.
Simply put, Mr. Wonderful is a Broadway musical built around the talents of 30-year-old nightclub entertainer Sammy Davis, Jr., who plays the part of nightclub entertainer Charlie Welch.
