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Date Of Birth:
June 02, 1917
Date Of Death:
July 30, 2000 (83)
Birth Place:
Caldwell, KS, USA
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    Max Showalter Headshot
    Date of Birth: June 02, 1917
    Date of Death: July 30, 2000 (83)
    Birth Place: Caldwell, KS, USA
    Gender: Male
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    Stage
    Performances

    The Grass Harp
    [Broadway]
    Original Broadway Production, 1971
    Dr. Morris Ritz
    Hello, Dolly!
    [Broadway]
    Original Broadway Production, 1964
    Horace Vandergelder [Replacement]
    Make Mine Manhattan
    [Broadway]
    Original Broadway Production, 1948
    "Anything Can Happen In New York" Singer
    "Saturday Night in Central Park" Singer
    Performer
    Blodgett
    The Salesman
    The Mayor
    Milkman
    Patient
    John Loves Mary
    [Broadway]
    1947
    George Beechwood
    Show Boat
    [Broadway]
    Broadway Revival, 1946
    Jake
    Show Boat
    [Los Angeles]
    LACLO Production, 1944
    Jake
    My Sister Eileen
    [Broadway]
    1940
    Frank Lippencott [Replacement]
    Frank Lippencott [Replacement]
    Very Warm for May
    [Broadway]
    Original Broadway Production, 1939
    Lowell Pennyfeather
    Writing
    Harrigan 'n Hart
    Composer

     

    Stage
    Performances

    The Grass Harp
    [Broadway]
    Original Broadway Production, 1971
    Dr. Morris Ritz

    Hello, Dolly!
    [Broadway]
    Original Broadway Production, 1964
    Horace Vandergelder [Replacement]

    Make Mine Manhattan
    [Broadway]
    Original Broadway Production, 1948
    "Anything Can Happen In New York" Singer

    "Saturday Night in Central Park" Singer

    Performer

    Blodgett

    The Salesman

    The Mayor

    Milkman

    Patient

    John Loves Mary
    [Broadway]
    1947
    George Beechwood

    Show Boat
    [Broadway]
    Broadway Revival, 1946
    Jake

    Show Boat
    [Los Angeles]
    LACLO Production, 1944
    Jake

    My Sister Eileen
    [Broadway]
    1940
    Frank Lippencott [Replacement]

    Frank Lippencott [Replacement]

    Very Warm for May
    [Broadway]
    Original Broadway Production, 1939
    Lowell Pennyfeather

    Writing
    Harrigan 'n Hart
    Composer