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New Faces (1934)

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New Faces of 1934 was a Broadway revue created and produced by Leonard Sillman. It presented a succession of comic sketches, songs, dances, and other variety performances rather than a continuous dramatic plot. The production is remembered for introducing or advancing the careers of young performers, including Imogene Coca, who later became known for her work in American television and musical comedy.

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What was New Faces of 1934?

New Faces of 1934 was a Broadway revue created and produced by Leonard Sillman. It presented separate comic sketches, songs, dances, and variety acts instead of one continuous story.

Did New Faces of 1934 have a single dramatic plot?

No. Like other revues, it moved through a succession of sketches and musical numbers, with the performers and individual acts providing the structure.

Who created New Faces of 1934?

Leonard Sillman created and produced the revue. The production is also remembered for helping introduce or advance performers’ careers.

What kind of performances appeared in New Faces of 1934?

The show combined comedy sketches, songs, dances, and other variety performances. Its appeal came from the changing lineup of acts rather than a single sustained narrative.

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