CURLEY McDIMPLE Bert Wheeler Theater - 1967
In black and white, it cleverly pays homage to the silver screen and presents a valentine to that wonderful musical era. I had been with several shows that had favorable mention, even praise for the dancing, but this was the first time I had a major role that received personal reviews from New York critics. |
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Robert Dahdah, the brainchild of Curley McDimple, having written
the book, music and lyrics with Mary Boylan, directed and produce, is a charming satire on
Shirley Temple and the films of the thirties. 
