New York Cavalcade of Broadway Feuds and Campaign Songs
In New York theater notes, Ted Allan alleges his original play Oh What a Lovely War was altered by Joan Littlewood, with new offerings Chu-Chen and Zen-Buddhist Hebrew musical in development. Pierre Salinger campaign songs by Peter Nero gain mention amid celebrity chatter and birthdays.
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New York
David Merrick
London
Ted Allan
Ted
Allan
Joan Littlewood
Chu-Chen
Pierre Salinger
California
Salinger
Peter Nero
Berlin Lands Big Role After Staggering Hit
Recounting the tale of a modest payment of 15 dollars from Ted Snyder Music to a writer for the Dorando tune the number proved a runaway hit. Berlin then secured a fine job with the firm earning 25 dollars weekly. Rumor links Shelley Berman to Phil Silvers' new TV project as creator and writer.
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Dorando
Ted Snyder
Berlin
Phil Silvers
Shelley Berman
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