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Busby Berkeley Autographs, Memorabilia & Collectibles

BUSBY BERKELEY
Born: November 29, 1895 in Los Angeles, California
Died: March 14, 1976 in Palm Springs, California
Biography
Director and choreographer Busby Berkeley (1895-1976) is famed for his spectacular musical production numbers, featuring scores of chorus girls. Beginning with hit Broadway musicals in the 1920s, Berkeley moved to films with the advent of sound, producing hit musical films like 42nd Street (1933). When not choreographing and directing musical extravaganzas, he proved a skilled director of serious dramas like They Made Me a Criminal (1939). At age 75, he came out of retirement to direct a Broadway revival of No No Nanette.
Film Credits | show moreshow less
1933-Plane-Nuts (Other), 1933-Plane-Nuts (Sound), 1996-Great-Performances (Other), 1935-Things-You-Never-See-on-the-Screen (in person), 1933-Footlight-Parade (Other), 1930-Whoopee! (Other), 1930-Whoopee! (Director), 1950-Annie-Get-Your-Gun (Director), 1946-Cinderella-Jones (Director), 1943-Girl-Crazy (Director), 1943-Cabin-in-the-Sky (Director), 1939-Babes-in-Arms (Director), 1939-They-Made-Me-a-Criminal (Director), 1935-I-Live-for-Love (Director), 1935-Gold-Diggers-of-1935 (Director), 1933-Footlight-Parade (Performer), 1950-Annie-Get-Your-Gun (Other), 1938-Gold-Diggers-in-Paris (Other), 1937-Varsity-Show (Other), 1935-I-Live-for-Love (Other), 1935-Gold-Diggers-of-1935 (Other), 1954-Rose-Marie (Music Department), 1998-The-Canadians (Other), 2008-American-Masters (Other), 1962-Billy-Rose's-Jumbo (Other), 1951-Two-Tickets-to-Broadway (Other), 1948-Romance-on-the-High-Seas (Other), 1939-Broadway-Serenade (Other), 1937-Hollywood-Hotel (Other), 1937-The-Singing-Marine (Other), 1933-Gold-Diggers-of-1933 (Other), 1932-The-Kid-from-Spain (Other), 1932-Night-World (Other), 1931-Flying-High (Other), 1949-Take-Me-Out-to-the-Ball-Game (Director), 1948-Romance-on-the-High-Seas (Director), 1942-For-Me-and-My-Gal (Director), 1941-Blonde-Inspiration (Director), 1940-Strike-Up-the-Band (Director), 1940-Forty-Little-Mothers (Director), 1938-Garden-of-the-Moon (Director), 1937-Hollywood-Hotel (Director), 1937-The-Go-Getter (Director), 1933-She-Had-to-Say-Yes (Director), 1933-She-Had-to-Say-Yes (Performer), 1933-Gold-Diggers-of-1933 (Performer), 1971-The-Movie-Crazy-Years (in person), 1942-We-Must-Have-Music (in person), 1935-A-Trip-Thru-a-Hollywood-Studio (in person), 1942-Calling-All-Girls (Music Department), 1975-Brother-Can-You-Spare-a-Dime (Other), 1934-Fashions-of-1934 (Music Department), 1998-Busby-Berkeley:-Going-Through-the-Roof (Other), 1951-Call-Me-Mister (Other), 1950-Two-Weeks-with-Love (Other), 1943-Three-Cheers-for-the-Girls (Other), 1939-The-Wizard-of-Oz (Other), 1935-In-Caliente (Other), 1932-Bird-of-Paradise (Other), 1931-Kiki (Other), 1941-Babes-on-Broadway (Director), 1941-Lady-Be-Good (Director), 1941-Ziegfeld-Girl (Director), 1939-Fast-and-Furious (Director), 1938-Comet-Over-Broadway (Director), 1936-The-Singing-Kid (Director), 1935-Bright-Lights (Director), 1971-Cineastes-de-notre-temps (in person), 1971-New-York,-New-York (in person), 1970-The-David-Frost-Show (in person), 1934-And-She-Learned-About-Dames (in person), 1942-Born-to-Sing (Music Department), 1985-That's-Dancing! (Other), 1963-Hollywood-and-the-Stars (Other), 1945-All-Star-Musical-Revue (Music Department), 1936-Gold-Diggers-of-1937 (Music Department), 2004-Ziegfeld-Girl-Intro (Other), 1953-Easy-to-Love (Other), 1953-Small-Town-Girl (Other), 1952-Million-Dollar-Mermaid (Other), 1943-The-Gang's-All-Here (Other), 1935-Stars-Over-Broadway (Other), 1934-Dames (Other), 1934-Wonder-Bar (Other), 1933-Roman-Scandals (Other), 1933-42nd-Street (Other), 1932-Girl-Crazy (Other), 1932-Sky-Devils (Other), 1931-Palmy-Days (Other), 1956-MGM-Parade (Director), 1954-1955-Big-Town (Director), 1951-The-Blue-Veil (Director), 1943-The-Gang's-All-Here (Director), 1938-Men-Are-Such-Fools (Director), 1936-Stage-Struck (Director), 1934-Dames (Director), 1931-Palmy-Days (Performer), 1970-The-Phynx (in person), 1969-The-Joey-Bishop-Show (in person), 1934-Hollywood-Newsreel (in person)
Theater Credits | show moreshow less
No,-No,-Nanette - Production (January 19, 1971 - March 3, 1973), Sweet-and-Low - Choreography (November 17, 1930 - April 1931), The-International-Review - Choreography (March 25, 1930 - May 17, 1930), Nine-Fifteen-Revue - Choreography (March 11, 1930 - March 15, 1930), The-Street-Singer - Production (September 17, 1929 - March 7, 1930), Broadway-Nights - Choreography (July 15, 1929 - August 17, 1929), A-Night-in-Venice - Choreography (May 21, 1929 - October 19, 1929), Pleasure-Bound - Choreography (March 18, 1929 - June 15, 1929), Hello,-Daddy - Music (December 26, 1928 - June 15, 1929), Rainbow - Choreography (November 21, 1928 - December 15, 1928), Good-Boy - Choreography (September 5, 1928 - April 13, 1929), Earl-Carroll's-Vanities-[1928] - Choreography (August 6, 1928 - March 2, 1929), Present-Arms - Performer (April 26, 1928 - September 1, 1928), White-Eagle - Choreography (December 26, 1927 - March 4, 1928), A-Connecticut-Yankee - Choreography (November 3, 1927 - October 27, 1928), Lady-Do - Staging (April 18, 1927 - June 4, 1927), The-Wild-Rose - Choreography (October 20, 1926 - December 11, 1926), Holka-Polka - Other (October 14, 1925 - October 31, 1925)

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