The King Of Comedy (1983)
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Theatre History
1954 A star is born as Carol Haney’s understudy in The Pajama Game goes on in place of the ailing actress and is discovered by theatre critic George Freedly. Writes Freedly in his review of the musical: “The night I saw the show, Miss Haney was sick and her understudy Shirley MacLaine took over.
The King of Comedy (Martin Scorsese, 1983)
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The King Of Comedy
$13.99 1983 Warner Brothers Records - Martin Scorsese Film Starring Robert DeNiro And Tony Randall - Songs Include : Back On The Chain Gang - Pretenders / 'Taint Nobody's Bizness If I Do - B.B. King / Swamp - Talking Heads / King Of Comedy - Bob James / Rainbow Sleeve - Rickie Lee Jones / Between Trains - Robbie Robertson / Steal The Night - Ric Ocasek / Come Rain Or Come Shine - Ray Charles / The Finer ... |
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The Pirates of Penzance [VHS]
$14.50 When New York theatrical producer Joseph Papp decided to bring Gilbert and Sullivan to Broadway, he added typically broad, bold strokes to make their singular operetta format meaningful to 1980s audiences. In The Pirates of Penzance, Papp had a story that offered a mixture of potential action and comedy that was less arcane than other G&S chestnuts, which Papp's production underlined by playin... |
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Two Of A Kind (1983 Film)
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Bill Cosby, Himself
$6.48 Bill performs his hilarious comedy routines in this concert film. There's sweet and funny looks at Cos' boyhood days on the streets of Philadelphia, as well as his witty observations on parenthood, dentists, and more. 103 min. Standard and Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital stereo, Dolby Digital mono; Subtitles: English, Spanish.... |
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The Pirates of Penzance
$12.19 When New York theatrical producer Joseph Papp decided to bring Gilbert and Sullivan to Broadway, he added typically broad, bold strokes to make their singular operetta format meaningful to 1980s audiences. In The Pirates of Penzance, Papp had a story that offered a mixture of potential action and comedy that was less arcane than other G&S chestnuts, which Papp's production underlined by playin... |