description Bless You All Overview
Bless You All was a Broadway musical revue that opened at the Mark Hellinger Theatre in December 1950 and ran into February 1951. Harold Rome wrote the music and lyrics, Arnold Auerbach contributed sketches, and Herman Levin and Oliver Smith produced the show; the original cast included Pearl Bailey, Jules Munshin, and Gene Barry. The work belongs to the postwar American revue tradition, combining topical comedy sketches with songs.
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When did Bless You All open on Broadway?
Bless You All opened at the Mark Hellinger Theatre in December 1950. Its Broadway run continued into February 1951.
Who wrote Bless You All?
Harold Rome wrote the music and lyrics. Arnold Auerbach contributed the sketches, while Herman Levin and Oliver Smith produced the revue.
What type of show was Bless You All?
It was a Broadway musical revue, combining songs, comedy sketches, and topical stage material. The format differed from a conventional book musical with one continuous plot.
Where was Bless You All performed?
The production was staged at New York's Mark Hellinger Theatre. That theater was a major Broadway venue during the show's 1950 to 1951 run.
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