DIETRICH ON BROADWAY

1967 & 1968

[Poster: 1968]

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DIETRICH ON BROADWAY

1967 & 1968

INDEX Announcements 3 Interview: “I’m the Queen of Ajax” 4 Review: 1967 show 7 Credits: 1967 show 8 Opening Night Party 1967 9 Dietrich leaving the Theatre: Photos by Fans 10 After-show 11 Review: 1968 show 12 Credits: 1968 show 13 Tony Awards 1968 14 Memorabilia 14

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ANNOUNCEMENT

25 August 1967

26 September 1967

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INTERVIEW

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22 October 1967

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REVIEW ‘67

Curtain call at the

Lunt-Fontanne Theatre (11 November 1967)

Review from The New York Times,

10 October 1967

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CREDITS ‘67

DIETRICH ON BROADWAY 1967 CREDITS

Lunt-Fontanne Theatre 9 October 1967 – 11 November 1967 Total Performances: 48 For the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre: Theatre Owned / Operated by Feuer & Martin Musicals, Inc. Lunt-Fontanne Theatre General Manager: Arthur Rubin House Manager: Leonard Soloway Produced by Alexander H. Cohen A Nine O’ Clock Theatre Production Music: Arranged by Burt Bacharach Conducted by Burt Bacharach Music Contractor: Julius Held Lighting Design: Joe Davis Miss Dietrich’s Costumes: Jean Louis General Manager: Roy A. Somlyo Company Manager: Clayton Cootes Comptroller: Seymour Herscher Production Supervisor: Jerry Adler Production Stage Manager: Tony Chardet Stage Manager: Daniel Broun General Press Representative: John Springer Associates Press Representative: Louise Weiner Casting: Linda Otto Advertising: Ingram Ash

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OPENING NIGHT PARTY

9 October 1967

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Dietrich hides under the table from photographers.

With Burt Bacharach

Dietrich leaving the theatre: photos taken by fans.

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AFTER-SHOW

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REVIEW ‘68

Marlene Dietrich at the

Mark Hellinger Theatre (1968)

Review from The New York Times, 4 October 1968

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CREDITS ‘68

DIETRICH ON BROADWAY 1968 : A RETURN ENGAGEMENT

CREDITS Mark Hellinger Theatre 3 October 1968 – 30 November 1967 Total Performances: 67 For the Mark Hellinger Theatre: Theatre Owned / Operated by Max Stahl and Stanley Stahl Mark Hellinger Theatre General Manager: Arthur Rubin Produced by Alexander H. Cohen A Nine O’ Clock Theatre Production Music: Arranged by Burt Bacharach Conducted by Stan Freeman Music Contractor: Julius Held Lighting Design: Joe Davis Miss Dietrich’s Costumes: Jean Louis Company Manager: Clayton Coots General Manager: Roy A. Somlyo Comptroller: Seymour Herscher Production Supervisor: Jerry Adler Production Stage Manager: Bennett Thomson General Press Representative: John Springer Associates Press Representative: Louise Weiner Advertising: Ingram Ash Production Associates: Ann Levack and Sally Black

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TONY AWARDS 1968

Marlene Dietrich received a special Tony Award in 1968 for her engagement at the Mark Hellinger Theatre.

MEMORABILIA

DIETRICH (Columbia 45 4-44326) A special booklet and 45 rpm single issued to promote Dietrich’s appearance at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre in 1967, and offered for sale at concerts. Features “Where Have all the Flowers Gone?” backed by “Go ‘way from my Window”.

Playbill(1968) Poster (1967) Opening Night Tickets (1968)

Prepared by: LEGEND COLLECTION - http://www. mysite.mweb.co.za/residents/tt21/ e-mail : missladiva@hotmail.com

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