So Long 174th St reveals Broadway faux pas and Morse clash
The review lampoons the stage show So Long 174th St as a cheaply produced tribute with Rex Reed lamenting its amateurish tone. It follows Bobby Morse in a dressing room interview and a late 1930s flashback where Morse, as David Kotlowitz, imagines fame amid girl chasing lines and pop culture parodies.
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Morse
Bronx
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Hollywood
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Paul Mazurky
Fanny Brice
David Kotlowitz
Mr. Morse
John Barrymore
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David
Stage In Review Falls Flat On Broadway Night
A scathing Broadway review laments a 30s inspired production starring Mr. Morse with faux jazz age outfits and a weak chorus. It mocks the choreography, sets resembling a high school shop, and tasteless jokes while noting a spoof of a MGM number and a funeral scene that undercuts any charm.
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Mr. Morse
Bobby Soxers
Joan McCracken
Actors Equity
George S. Irving
Greta Garbo
Stan Daniels
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