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Beanie told the story of surprising her parents with her Funny Girl casting on Seth Meyers last October.

I don’t actively follow Messing’s social media, but the other day she had an Instagram story that seemed to suggest she had a neck injury.

The production design looks spectacular. On another note, the latest season of TCM’s podcast THE PLOT THICKENS is devoted to Lucy. It’s fabulous so far!

suzycat said: "Does it bother anyone that Sills & Socha are 30 years apart in age?"Robert Preston was 30 years older than Bernadette Peters.

Have they kept the Lucille Ball scene?

jpbran said: "SNAFU said: "I love that Dick Van Dyke is still so very spry at his age!"Not sure if you're joking, but it kinda looked like a face/head-replacment CGI job. (or at least it does on my laptop... will watch it HD/big screen later)"Dick Van Dyke is most certainly doing his own dancing. He's spoken about it in interviews. He'll usually break out into a dance whenever he's on a talk show.Check him out doing a bit of "Step in Time" two years ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIiI05...

This was a wonderful film! I can't recommend it enough. The footage that was filmed for the unproduced 1981 TV documentary was priceless. I'd love to see more footage of the original production. Has anyone watched the recording at the Lincoln Center Library? There's a note that it's in poor quality. Is it watchable?

I believe this was taped during the 1975 Broadway musicians strike so Chicago was temporarily closed. Kander, Ebb, and Liza figured Chita was still in New York.

In her first post-Seinfeld sitcom, Watching Ellie, Julia played a struggling professional singer. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xc8l65U-8H4 Steve Carrell was a regular on the series, playing her ex-boyfriend.

Marvin, Lucie, and Robert have done this in several cities over the past few years. It's sort of a "4 Girls 4" style act. The three each do a condensed version of their respective solo acts and then the last section is the three of them performing the songs of "They're Playing Our Song." There are little book scenes that link the numbers together, but it's not the full show. It's a great evening. I don't think it's quite clear in the marketing what exactly the show consists of. But since it s...

Kaye has been saying she was a finalist for Mame as way back as 1967 when The Mothers-in-Law started. Kaye says Jerry Herman told her no one would believe she ever resided on Beekman Place. Fred Ebb and Liza both now say that Maybe This Time was written for Kaye. The story supposedly goes that Kaye, who was always Fred Ebb's biggest champion before he became known, was a regular on The Perry Como Show in 1961-62. Kander and Ebb wrote My Coloring Book for Kaye and she passed the song on to the...

As a surprise, I'd love to see Marlo Thomas sneak in the Best Featured Actress for Relatively Speaking. I thought she was marvelous.

The plot sounds like "Mary, Mary." However, I can't find any record of Tammy starring in that anywhere.

Ann Sothern got a Golden Globe nomination for the film version, so the role of Mrs. Gamadge as gotten some recognition in the past.

On occasion, TCM will show a non-film as part of their Star of the Month series. When Grace Kelly was Star of the Month, they showed some of her live television work and for Frank Sinatra, TCM showed a couple of televised concerts.

Thanks for your responses. Sorry, I should have made myself clearer. I'm actually looking for the actual address. I was hoping to write a letter to Valerie Harper to tell her how great I thought her performance was.

Does anyone have the address for the Lyceum Theatre stage door? I've searched and can't find it anywhere.

I know Allen Ludden once did Chicago with Sue Ann Langdon as Roxie on the Kenley circuit. I don't know if Allen and Betty ever did the show together.

According to the Over Here! LA website, Dick will play the Spokesman, Donna will play Paulette, and Pam Myers will play Pauline. If you click on the cast list on the website, it says who is playing which role. I remember hearing about the West End revivial will McKechnie that never materalized. I hope this one does in a New York production!

According to this website, a revivial of "Over Here!" is being mounted next year featuring Cody Linley and, possibly Dick Van Dyke. Van Dyke's partner, Michele Triola, passed away a few weeks ago, so his involvement isn't confirmed. http://www.radaronline.com/exclusives/2009/11/cody-linley-broadway-bound They have a website up, http://www.overherela.com/blog/about/, and it looks like the show will start in LA before coming to New York. Donna McKechnie and Pam Myers are both listed among the c...