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Larry Douglas

ComposerBorn 1914, died 1996On stage 1943 to 196910 productions on this page

Larry Douglas (1914–1996) was an American singer-actor who created the role of Lun Tha in The King and I (1951), introducing "I Have Dreamed," and starred as Sid Sorokin in the national tour of The Pajama Game.

On stage

10 productions, 26 years

1943

What’s Up?Broadway National Theatre. Original. Directed by George Balanchine, Robert H. Gordon

63 performances

1946

The Duchess MisbehavesBroadway Adelphi Theatre. Original. Directed by Martin Manulis

5 performances

1948

HilaritiesBroadway Adelphi Theatre. Original

14 performances

1948

Hold ItBroadway National Theatre. Original. Directed by Robert E. Perry

46 performances

1948

Where’s Charley?Broadway St. James Theatre. Original. Directed by George Abbott

792 performances

1949

All for LoveBroadway Mark Hellinger Theatre. Original. Directed by Edward Reveaux

121 performances

1951

The King and IBroadway St. James Theatre. Original. Directed by John van Druten

1,246 performances

1963

Here’s LoveBroadway Shubert Theatre. Original. Directed by Stuart Ostrow

334 performances

1968

Her First RomanBroadway Lunt Fontanne Theatre. Original. Directed by Derek Goldby

1969

JimmyBroadway Winter Garden. Original. Directed by Joseph Hardy

84 performances

Worked with more than once

12 names

Paul Reed 3 productions
Helena Schurgot 3 productions
Helen Wenzel 3 productions
Yvonne Tibor 2 productions
William Griffis 2 productions
Sid Lawson 2 productions
Scott Hunter 2 productions
Sally Neal 2 productions
Richard Kiley 2 productions
Prue Ward 2 productions
Patricia Wymore 2 productions
Mary Louise 2 productions

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