Bert Lahr

Mike Bouldrey 214; Travis Hollis 198. Read More

Bright guy and an interesting writer. Read More

1916 For Her Soldier Boy, Rida Johnson Young adapted her book to Emmerich Kalman's score, with additional music by Sigmund Romberg. Read More

The veteran entertainer, who will be turning a "that's incredible" 68 years old in the coming days, is actually relishing the chance to tackle this most curmudgeonly of seasonal signature roles. Read More

An old miner died near Dayton and revealed to a couple of attendants the whereabouts of three gold bullion bricks buried in 1862 in the cellar of an old ruined hotel near Devil's Gate in Silver City ... several parties are now hunting. Read More

It's probably best to check your wits at the saloon door to enjoy "Girl Crazy," the Gershwin musical from 1930 that opens this year's Encores! series of concert musicals at City Center. Read More

Film buffs often claim that 1939 was the best year for movies - and chief among them (or running a close second, behind "Gone with the Wind") was a little fantasy tale called "The Wizard of Oz." Read More

Emily Bronte's tale of Cathy and Heathcliff (Merle Oberon, Laurence Olivier), a gentleman farmer's daughter and the orphan boy he takes in. Read More

When it was released during Hollywood's golden year of 1939, "The Wizard of Oz" didn't start out as the perennial classic it has since become. Read More

Tony Award-winning Spring Awakening director Michael Mayer will co-direct the Drama League's 2010 all-star benefit gala, A Musical Celebration of Broadway , which will honor five-time Tony Award winner Angela Lansbury. Read More