Forty-five Minutes from Broadway (1/4) (1906 George M. Cohan) | Omnibus With Alistair Cooke
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- Excerpt #1: Act 1 from "Forty-five Minutes from Broadway" with Larry Blyden, Tammy Grimes; directed by Gower Champion.
Date aired - March 15, 1959 - Forty-five Minutes from Broadway
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Thank you for making these awesome clips available! I absolutely loved all of George M.Cohan.
I'd LOVE to see a Broadway revival of this musical - too much fun
The frist time I ever saw George m Cohan performance. I saw Yankee doodle dandy with James carney won of my favorites
I grew up in Pelham right next to New Rochelle, and spent much time in New Rochelle.
George M. Cohan is my Cousin.
Cooool! BTW - I love James Cagney's portrayal of George M. Cohan.
We need more like him now more than ever.
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U must be pproud...I am James Cagney's Cousin...I wish...jk
What a wonderfully talented man he was. James Cagney was the right guy to portray him! I was too young to know George M. But I feel I know him after watching Yankee Doddle Dandy. His music will live on long after all of us are gone.
Love this stuff
HISTORY
Astonishing.
No wonder George wanted Jimmy Cagney to play him.
Absolutely Wouldn't have anyone else! Only James, Cohan was Spot On😊
davey burns was in forum with my dad 62
I saw your dad in Cabaret , Sly Fox, No No Nanette, and Forum 2x . He was inimitable. He held the stage with Mostel in Forum!
Who was your Dad? Jack Gilford?
@@btmouse1 he was the first actor that I recognized. David Burns! Who is your dad? That,s a wonderful memory!
Was this a recreation? Sound movies weren't invented until about 1929.
Yes. This was an episode of "Omnibus" which aired in 1959.
The musical was written in 1906.
TItle is deceptive. it should state 1959.
People seem to think this is George. Sorry.
This is the way musicals ought to be. Andrew Lloyd Webber? Fuggedaboudit!