Dorothy Loudon wasn't working. Neither was Annie. Loudon, by the mid-1970s, had gone into a semi-voluntary semi-retirement. The Women, in 1973, was the last of a half-dozen promising Broad…
SOURCE: The New York Public Library at 10:05AMThe idea of late blooming was essential to Dorothy Loudon's mythology. Although she admitted to being 44 at the time of Annie (a fiction that many internet sites, including the Internet Movi…
SOURCE: The New York Public Library at 12:33PMThe season of Noël Coward at the NYPL is coming to a close, as we near the end of the Library for the Performing Arts's exhibition Star Quality: The World of Noël Coward, which com…
SOURCE: The New York Public Library at 11:29AMDorothy Loudon would have made a fine archivist. As it happens, Ms. Loudon chose another line of work. An acclaimed nightclub singer, television performer, and theater actress, Loudon's most…
SOURCE: The New York Public Library at 09:41AMMichael Lipton, a prominent Broadway and daytime television actor who dabbled in film and prime-time over the course of a five-decade career, died on February 10 at the Actors’ Fund Home i…
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