Leonard Stone

On stage 2 productions, 2 years

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In the literature8 passages

• Tony Awards and Nominations : Best Featured Actor in a Musical (Russell Nype , in a tie with Leonard Stone for Redhead ); Best Featured Actress in a Musical (Pat Stanley ); Best Costume Designer (Castillo); Best Choreography (Agnes de Mille)ebooks/Dietz, Dan/Complete Book of 1950s Broadway Musicals, The - Dan Dietz.txt
• Act One: “The Simpson Sisters” (Singers, Dancers); “The Right Finger of My Left Hand” (Gwen Verdon); “Just for Once” (Gwen Verdon, Richard Kiley, Leonard Stone); “Merely Marvelous” (Gwen Verdon); “The Uncle Sam Rag” (Leonard Stone, Singers, Dancers); “Erbie Fitch’s Twitch” (Gwen Verdon); “She’s Not Enough Woman for Me” (Richard Kiley, Leo…ebooks/Dietz, Dan/Complete Book of 1950s Broadway Musicals, The - Dan Dietz.txt
• Actor Leonard Stone was among the first to be seen for the role of George Poppett, the murderer. Having never auditioned for a Broadway musical, Stone had no idea how he was going to get through the afternoon.ebooks/Wasson, Sam/Fosse - Sam Wasson.txt
• [>] Actor Leonard Stone was among the first: Leonard Stone, interview with the author, October 17, 2011.ebooks/Wasson, Sam/Fosse - Sam Wasson.txt
• [>] “I’d do anything to be up there”: Leonard Stone, interview with the author, October 17, 2011.ebooks/Wasson, Sam/Fosse - Sam Wasson.txt
• [>] “a slick dandy”: Leonard Stone, interview with the author, October 17, 2011.ebooks/Wasson, Sam/Fosse - Sam Wasson.txt

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