RODGERS & HART PLAY CAST - SHOW BILL SIGNED CO-SIGNED BY: TOVAH FELDSHUH, LAURENCE GUITTARD, MARY SUE FINNERTY, JIMMY BRENNAN, BARBARA ANDRES, WAYNE BRYAN, JAMIE DONNELLY, JIM LITTEN - HFSID 301503

RODGERS & HART PLAY CAST: TOVAH FELDSHUH, LAURENCE GUITTARD, MARY SUE FINNERTY, JIMMY BRENNAN, BARBARA ANDRES, WAYNE BRYAN, JAMIE DONNELLY, and JIM LITTEN
Eight actors sign the cast page of the 1975 production at New York's Helen Hayes Theatre.
Show Bill signed: "Tovah Feldshuh", "Laurence Gittard", "Best Wishes/Mary Sue/Finnerty", "Jim Litten", Thanks/Jimmy/Brennan", "Thanks for the/faithful attendance/Wayne/Bryan", "Barbara/Andres","So/good/to/see/you/again/&/again/Jamie", 49 pages, 5½x9. Eight signers in all. Playbill for the Broadway production of Rodgers & Hart at New York's Helen Hayes Theatre (1975). This revue, a musical tribute to the musical comedy team of Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart, opened on May 13, 1975, running for 108 performances. Over 90 songs from the Rodgers & Hart repertoire were performed. Internet Broadway Database lists all cast members as Performer without identifying which numbers each sang. BARBARA ANDRES (b. 1939) appeared in 10 Broadway plays (1969-2004), including supporting roles in On Golden Pond, Kiss of the Spider Woman and Cabaret. JIMMY BRENNAN made 9 Broadway performances (1974-1997), including 42nd Street, Little Me and Crazy for You. This play was the second of three Broadway shows for WAYNE BRYAN, sandwiched between Good News (1974) and Tintypes (1981). It was the first of five visits to the Great White Way for JAMIE DONNELLY, whose other shows included George M and Grease. MARY SUE FINNERTY would follow this show with an appearance in Happy New Year (1980). LAURENCE GUITTARD was seen on Broadway seven times (1965-1992), including starring roles as Curly in Oklahoma! and Don Quixote in Man of La Mancha. JIM LITTEN can boast 6 Broadway shows, including A Chorus Line and Zorba. Perhaps the biggest star among these signers is TOVAH FELDSHUH (b. 1952),s a four-time Tony nominee for Yentil (1976), Saravà (1979), Lend Me a Tenor (1989) and Golda's Balcony (2004). She has also starred in the TV miniseries Holocaust (1978). Active in civic affairs, Feldshuh has won the Eleanor Roosevelt Humanitarian Award and the Israeli Government Friendship Award. Altogether, the signers here represent a sampling of stars from Broadway's biggest hit musicals of recent decades. Lightly toned at edges. Otherwise, fine condition.