The New York & London Stage Shows:
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Over the Top (NY-November 28, 1917)
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The Passing Show of 1918 (NY-July 25,1918)
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Apple Blossoms (NY-October 7, 1919)
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The Love Letter (NY-October 4, 1921)
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For Goodness Sake (NY-February 20, 1922)
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The Bunch and Judy (NY-November 28, 1922)
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Stop Flirting (London-May 30, 1923; the London version of For
Goodness Sake)
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Lady, Be Good! (NY-December 1, 1924; London-April, 1926)
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Funny Face (NY-November 22, 1927; London-November, 1928)
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Smiles (NY-November 19, 1930)
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The Band Wagon (NY-June 3, 1931) *Adele
retired after this show
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The Gay Divorce (NY-November 31, 1932; London-November, 1933)
The Movies:  =
I
own a copy
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Dancing Lady (MGM 1933)
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Flying Down to Rio (RKO 1933)
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Gay Divorcee (RKO 1934)
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Roberta (RKO 1935)
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Top Hat (RKO 1935)
- for some reason many people want the lyrics to "Cheek
to Cheek" from this movie, so here they are.
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Follow the Fleet (RKO 1936)
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Swing Time (RKO 1936)
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Shall We Dance (RKO 1937)
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A Damsel in Distress (RKO 1937)
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Carefree (RKO 1938)
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The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle (RKO 1939)
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Broadway Melody of 1940 (MGM 1940)
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Second Chorus (Paramount 1940)
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You'll Never Get Rich (Columbia 1941)
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Holiday Inn (Paramount 1942)
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You Were Never Lovelier (Columbia 1942)
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The Sky's the Limit (RKO 1943)
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Ziegfeld Follies (MGM 1944-45)
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Yolanda and the Thief (MGM 1945)
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Blue Skies (Paramount 1946)
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Easter Parade (MGM 1948)
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The Barkleys of Broadway (MGM 1949)
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Three Little Words (MGM 1950)
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Let's Dance (Paramount 1950)
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Royal Wedding (MGM 1951)
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Belle of New York (MGM 1952)
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The Band Wagon (MGM 1953)
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Daddy Long Legs (20th Century Fox 1955)
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Funny Face (Paramount 1956)
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Silk Stockings (MGM 1957)
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On The Beach (Stanley Kramer Productions 1959)
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The Pleasure of His Company (Paramount 1961)
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The Notorious Landlady (Columbia 1962)
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Finian's Rainbow (Warner Bros. 1968)
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Midas Run (1969)
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The Towering Inferno (Warner Bros./20th Century Fox 1974)
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That's Entertainment! (MGM 1974)
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That's Entertainment, Part II (MGM 1976)
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The Amazing Dobermans (Golden 1976)
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The Purple Taxi (Un taxi mauve) (National Film Studios of Ireland/Rizzoli
Film S.P.A./Sofracima/Sphinx Films/TF1 Films Productions 1977)
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Ghost Story (Universal 1981)
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George Stevens: A Filmmaker's Journey (1984)
The Television Shows: =
I
own a copy
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Toast of the Town (February 14, 1954)
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Imp on a Cobweb Leash (GE Theatre 1957)
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An Evening with Fred Astaire (Chrysler Corp. - November 4, 1958)
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Man on a Bicycle (GE Theatre - January 1, 1959)
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Another Evening with Fred Astaire (Chrysler Corp. - September
28, 1959)
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Astaire Time (Chrysler Corp. - September 28, 1960)
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Fred Astaire's Alcoa Premiere Theatre: Mr. Easy (February 13,
1962)
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Fred Astaire's Alcoa Premiere Theatre: Moment of Decision (July
10, 1962)
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Fred Astaire's Alcoa Premiere Theatre: Guest in the House (October
3, 1962)
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Fred Astaire's Alcoa Premiere Theatre: Mr. Lucifer (November
1, 1962)
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Fred Astaire's Alcoa Premiere Theatre: Blues for a Hanging (December
27, 1962)
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Think Pretty (Bob Hope's Chrysler Theatre - October 24, 1964)
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The Hollywood Palace (Sept. 2, 1965, Jan. 22, 1966, Mar. 12,
1966, Apr. 30, 1966)
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Dr. Kildare (NBC - November 1965)
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The Fred Astaire Show (NBC - February 27, 1968)
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It Takes a Thief (ABC - four episodes 1968-70)
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Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town (1970)
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The Over-the-Hill Gang Rides Again (November 17, 1970)
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'S Wonderful, 'S Marvelous, 'S Gershwin (NBC - September 9, 1972)
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The Easter Bunny is Comin' To Town (1977)
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The Man in the Santa Claus Suit (1978)
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A Family Upside Down (April 9, 1978)
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Battlestar Galactica: The Man with Nine Lives (January
28, 1979)
Awards:
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1949 - Honorary Oscar for "unique artistry and his contributions
to the techniques of musical pictures."
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1951 - Golden Globe: Best Motion Picture Actor for Three Little
Words
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1958 - Emmy: Best Actor for An Evening with Fred Astaire
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1958 - Emmy: Best Single Performance for An Evening with Fred
Astaire
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1958 - Emmy: An Evening with Fred Astaire also won Best Single
Program, Best Musical Special, and five others
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1960 - Emmy - Best Performance for Astaire Time
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1960 - Emmy: Astaire Time also won Best Variety Special
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1960 - Dance Magazine annual award
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1961 - Golden Globe: Cecil B. DeMille Award
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1975 - Golden Globe: Best Supporting Actor for Towering Inferno
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1975 - British Academy Awards: Best Supporting Actor for Towering
Inferno
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1977 - Emmy: Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama or Comedy Special
for A Family Upside Down
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1978 - Kennedy Center Honors for lifetime achievement.
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1981 - The American Film Institute Lifetime Achievement Award
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1989 - Inducted into the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences
Hall of Fame
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1999 - Named as #5 in AFI's Top 50 Male Screen Legends
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I know Fred Astaire won more awards (especially Emmys) than
are listed here, I just don't know for what yet But I am looking into it,
so if you know of any, please e-mail
me with the info so I can post it here. Thanx!
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