ANNIVERSARY TODAY:
January 30, 1935 - Three Men on a Horse opens on Broadway. This show ran for almost 2 years, and this is the show that gave Shirley a prominent and memorable starring role.
Three Men on a Horse was an important milestone in Shirley Booth's early career and her longest running show to date. This role gave her real star billing in lights on Broadway. It began at the Playhouse Theatre on January 30, 1935, and moved to the Fulton Theatre in October of the following year, running for a stupendous 835 performances.
My recently released book pictured above (For Bill, His Pinup Girl: The Shirley Booth & Bill Baker Story) focuses on a specific period of time (1943 to 1951) when Shirley married her soulmate Bill Baker...For more information, GO TO: http://shirleybooth.blogspot.com.*****
In the final Hazel episode, #154 ("A Questions Of Ethics"), Mrs. Johansson tells Hazel "selling our farm - it wasn't meant to be." Hazel says, "Oh no, I don't believe in that kind of fate. Man makes his own trouble. And there ain't a day passes that I don't prove it!"
Antenna TV broadcasts Hazel episodes nightly.
January 30, 1935 - Three Men on a Horse opens on Broadway. This show ran for almost 2 years, and this is the show that gave Shirley a prominent and memorable starring role.
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George Abbott co-wrote (with John Cecil Holm) and staged, and Alex Yokel produced this comedy farce about unlucky gamblers who meet up with a timid greeting card verse writer Erwin Trowbridge (William Lynn) who has a knack for picking winners. Abbott observed: "I have worked with more actresses than I can count, and to me Shirley is easily tops."
Three Men on a Horse was an important milestone in Shirley Booth's early career and her longest running show to date. This role gave her real star billing in lights on Broadway. It began at the Playhouse Theatre on January 30, 1935, and moved to the Fulton Theatre in October of the following year, running for a stupendous 835 performances.
My recently released book pictured above (For Bill, His Pinup Girl: The Shirley Booth & Bill Baker Story) focuses on a specific period of time (1943 to 1951) when Shirley married her soulmate Bill Baker...For more information, GO TO: http://shirleybooth.blogspot.com.
Actor Dick Van Patten remembers going to see this show, and he gives his opinion of it in my first-published Shirley Booth biography, Love is the Reason for it All: The Shirley Booth Story (BearManor Media, 2008).
Hazel says...
In the final Hazel episode, #154 ("A Questions Of Ethics"), Mrs. Johansson tells Hazel "selling our farm - it wasn't meant to be." Hazel says, "Oh no, I don't believe in that kind of fate. Man makes his own trouble. And there ain't a day passes that I don't prove it!"
Antenna TV broadcasts Hazel episodes nightly.
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For Bill, His Pinup Girl: The Shirley Booth & Bill Baker Story
by Jim Manago
Foreword by Leslie Sodaro
Published December 1, 2010
Further details at: http://shirleybooth.blogspot.com
THANKS FOR VISITING!
JOIN ME AGAIN TOMORROW!
*****
For purchasing any of my books, you can visit Amazon.com
You can also check www.bookfinder.com
which offers the best prices on new & used copies.
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For Bill, His Pinup Girl: The Shirley Booth & Bill Baker Story
by Jim Manago
Foreword by Leslie Sodaro
Published December 1, 2010
Further details at: http://shirleybooth.blogspot.com
*****
Love is the Reason for it All: The Shirley Booth Story
by Jim Manago
Radio Research by Donna Manago
Foreword by Ted Key
BearManor Media, May 2008
http://bearmanormedia.bizland.com/
by Jim Manago
Radio Research by Donna Manago
Foreword by Ted Key
BearManor Media, May 2008
http://bearmanormedia.bizland.com/
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