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News PHOTO CALL: Original and Revival Cast Members Celebrate 50th Anniversary of Hello, Dolly! Members of the original Broadway cast of Hello, Dolly! commenced a yearlong celebration this weekend at the New York Sheet Music Society to commemorate the musical's 50th Broadway Anniversary. The event was followed by a brunch at Sardi's Jan. 19.

By Matthew Blank

January 20, 2014

Original and Revival Cast Members Celebrate 50th Anniversary of Hello, Dolly!

Michael Riedel, Lee Roy Reams, Richard Skipper and Mary Jo Catlett — Original and Revival Cast Members Celebrate 50th Anniversary of Hello, Dolly!

Members of the original Broadway cast of Hello, Dolly! commenced a yearlong celebration this weekend at the New York Sheet Music Society to commemorate the musical's 50th Broadway Anniversary. The event was followed by a brunch at Sardi's Jan. 19. Read the Playbill.com story.
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Francine Pascal, Lee Roy Reams and Jeanne Lehman French — Francine Pascal, Lee Roy Reams and Jeanne Lehman French

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Steve Schalchlin, Harvey Evans and Tony Sheldon — Steve Schalchlin, Harvey Evans and Tony Sheldon

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Mary Jo Catlett and David Hartman — Mary Jo Catlett and David Hartman

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Mary Jo Catlett — Mary Jo Catlett

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Mary Jo Catlett — Mary Jo Catlett

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Richard Skipper — Richard Skipper

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Ron Young — Ron Young

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Francine Pascal — Francine Pascal

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Tony Sheldon and Harvey Evans — Tony Sheldon and Harvey Evans

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Ernestine Jackson and Richard Skipper — Ernestine Jackson and Richard Skipper

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James Darrah — James Darrah

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Charles Karel and Mary Jo Catlett — Charles Karel and Mary Jo Catlett

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Sondra Lee and Robert Lydiard — Sondra Lee and Robert Lydiard

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Charles Karel — Charles Karel

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Sondra Lee — Sondra Lee

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Ernestine Jackson — Ernestine Jackson

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Jeanne Lehman French, Mary Jo Catlett, Jan LaPrad, Ron Young and Joan Buttons Leonard — Jeanne Lehman French, Mary Jo Catlett, Jan LaPrad, Ron Young and Joan Buttons Leonard

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Richard Skipper and original cast — Richard Skipper and original cast

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Richard Skipper and revival cast — Richard Skipper and revival cast

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Christine Kelley Karel and Charles Karel — Christine Kelley Karel and Charles Karel

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David Hartman — David Hartman

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Mary Jo Catlett — Mary Jo Catlett

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Michael Riedel, Lee Roy Reams, Richard Skipper and Mary Jo Catlett — Michael Riedel, Lee Roy Reams, Richard Skipper and Mary Jo Catlett

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Lee Roy Reams, Richard Skipper and Robert Lydiard — Lee Roy Reams, Richard Skipper and Robert Lydiard

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David Hartman — David Hartman

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David Hartman — David Hartman

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Richard Skipper and Quanda Johnson — Richard Skipper and Quanda Johnson

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Based on Thornton Wilder's 1955 play The Matchmaker, Hello, Dolly! features a book by Michael Stewart and music and lyrics by Herman. Song titles include "Put On Your Sunday Clothes," "Before the Parade Passes By" and "It Only Takes a Moment." It opened on Broadway Jan. 16, 1964.

The original production received 10 Tony Awards, including Best Actress, Choreography, Direction and Best Musical. Hello, Dolly! has received three Broadway revivals and was adapted into a 1969 film that won three Academy Awards.

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