1969 Original ‘1776’ Playbill Signed By John Cullum Broadway Musical Program

Description: 1969 by Theatre 28 Company Inc. Rare Original ‘1776’ Playbill 1776 Opened in New York on March 16, 1969 at the 46th Street Theatre Signed By John Cullum Broadway Musical Program Large Playbill Version 9” x 12 20 Pages John Cullum John Cullum (born March 2, 1930) is an American actor and singer. He has appeared in many stage musicals and dramas, including Shenandoah (1975) and On the Twentieth Century (1978), winning the Tony Award for Best Leading Actor in a Musical for each. In 1966 he gained his first Tony nomination as the lead in On a Clear Day You Can See Forever, in which he introduced the title song, and more recently received Tony nominations for Urinetown The Musical (2002) (Best Actor in a Musical) and as Best Featured Actor in the revival of 110 in the Shade (2007). John Cullum Born March 2, 1930 (age 93) Knoxville, Tennessee, U.S. Alma mater Knoxville High School University of Tennessee Occupation(s) Actor, singer Years active 1960–present Spouse Emily Frankel (m. 1959) Children JD Cullum Outside of the theatre world, Cullum is best known for his role as tavern owner Holling Vincoeur in the television drama series Northern Exposure, for which he was nominated for an Emmy Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama. He was featured in fifteen episodes of the NBC television series ER as Dr. Mark Greene's father. He played farmer Jim Dahlberg in the landmark television drama The Day After. He made multiple guest appearances on Law & Order and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit as attorney/judge Barry Moredock, and appeared as Big Mike in several episodes of The Middle. He appeared as Senator Beau Carpenter on the CBS series Madam Secretary. Personal life He made his Broadway debut as Sir Dinadan in the Alan Jay Lerner/Frederick Loewe musical Camelot in 1960. He also understudied Richard Burton (King Arthur) and Roddy McDowall (Arthur's son Mordred),[11] going on four times when Burton became ill and succeeding McDowall. He went on to play Laertes opposite Burton's 1964 Broadway performance as Hamlet and in the film version of the production) and in Burton's final Broadway appearance in Noël Coward's Private Lives in 1983. In 1965, he was called in to replace Louis Jourdan during the Boston tryout of the musical On a Clear Day You Can See Forever. It was his first starring role on Broadway, netting him a Theatre World Award and his first Tony Award nomination. The original cast album received a Grammy Award (presented to lyricist Alan Jay Lerner and composer Burton Lane). He portrayed Edward Rutledge of South Carolina in the Broadway musical 1776, providing a dramatic highlight with his performance of "Molasses to Rum," a tirade against the hypocrisy of some Northerners over the slave trade ("They don't keep slaves, but they are willing to be considerable carriers of slaves to others. They're willing – for the shilling.") Cullum had been the third Rutledge on Broadway, but played the role the longest and repeated it for the 1972 film. He is well known for premiering the role of Charlie Anderson in the musical Shenandoah, which began at Goodspeed Opera House, Connecticut in 1974. Cullum won the Tony, Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle Awards when the show was produced on Broadway in 1975. He also played the role at Wolf Trap, Virginia, in June 1976, opened the national tour for 3 weeks in Fall 1977 in Chicago, and starred in the limited run Broadway revival in 1989. He followed Shenandoah by playing the maniacal Broadway producer Oscar Jaffee in the 1978 musical On the Twentieth Century, opposite Madeline Kahn and later Judy Kaye, earning his second Tony Award. He received his fourth Tony nomination in 2002 for originating the role of evil moneygrubber corporate president Caldwell B. Cladwell in Urinetown The Musical.[14] He earned his fifth Tony nomination in the 2007 revival of 110 in the Shade, playing H.C. Curry, father to Audra McDonald's Lizzie. In 2003, Cullum co-starred with Northern Exposure castmate Barry Corbin in Blackwater Elegy, a short film written by Matthew Porter and co-directed by Porter and Joe O'Brien. Later Broadway appearances include the title role of William Shakespeare's seldom-performed Cymbeline, at Lincoln Center in 2007[19] and August: Osage County, by Tracy Letts for the week of September 16, 2008, and then since November 11, 2008.[20] In addition to enjoying a long stage career, he is well known to television audiences for his regular role as Holling Vincoeur on the quirky CBS series Northern Exposure, his extended appearances on the NBC medical drama ER as Mark Greene's father, and on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit as constitutional lawyer and later judge, Barry Moredock. Cullum has also appeared as Lucky Strike executive Lee Garner, Sr. on AMC's Mad Men. He appeared as Leap Day William, the embodiment of the fictional Leap Day national holiday, in the "Leap Day" episode of the sixth season of NBC's 30 Rock. John Cullum appeared on Broadway in The Scottsboro Boys (2010), a musical by Kander and Ebb about a notorious miscarriage of justice in the American South in the 1930s. The Scottsboro Boys was directed by Susan Stroman, with Cullum as the only non-African-American member of the cast. John Cullum was inducted into the Theatre Hall of Fame in 2007.[21] In 2015 Cullum appeared and sang in the satirical B&W period movie-musical footage of Daddy's Boy on Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. The "forgotten footage" features comically incestuous lyrics set in an innocent context that apes classic 1930's films. Cullum, then an octogenarian, joined the cast of Waitress as Joe on October 12, 2017, replacing Larry Marshall. Work Stage productions All performances on Broadway, unless otherwise noted. YearTitleRoleNotes 1960Saint JoanEnsemble 1960CamelotSir Dinadanlater Mordred, also u/s for King Arthur 1962Infidel CaesarCassios 1963The Rehearsalu/s for The Count, Hero 1964HamletLaertes 1965On a Clear Day You Can See ForeverDr. Mark Bruckner 1967Man of La ManchaMiguel Cervantes/Don QuixoteReplacement 19721776Edward RutledgeReplacement 1972Vivat! Vivat Regina!Lord BothwellReplacement 1975ShenandoahCharlie Anderson 1977The Trip Back DownBobby Horvath 1978On the Twentieth CenturyOscar Jaffee 1979DeathtrapSidney BruhlReplacement 1982WhistlerJames McNeill WhistlerOne-man show at Provincetown Playhouse 1983Private LivesVictor Prynnealso standby for Elyot Chase 1985DoublesGuy 1986The Boys in AutumnHuck 1986You Never Can TellWaiterReplacement 1986Shenandoah (revival)Charlie Anderson 1990Aspects of LoveGeorge DillinghamReplacement 1994Show BoatCap'n Andy HawkesReplacement 1995Man of La ManchaMiguel Cervantes/Don QuixoteTour 1995All My SonsJoe KellerOff-Broadway 2001UrinetownCaldwell B. Cladwell 2005Sin: a Cardinal DeposedCardinal Law 2006Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas!Old Max 2007110 in the ShadeH.C. Curry 2008CymbelineKing Cymbeline 2009August: Osage CountyBeverly WestonReplacement 2010The Scottsboro BoysInterlocutor 2011Measure for MeasureVincentioShakespeare in the Park 2011All's Well That Ends WellThe DukeShakespeare in the Park 2014Casa ValentinaTerry 2016WaitressOld JoeReplacement Filmography edit YearTitleRoleNotes 1963All the Way HomeAndrew 1964Richard Burton's HamletLaertes 1966HawaiiRev. Immanuel Quigley 19721776Edward Rutledge 1983The ActThe President 1983The ProdigalElton Stuart 1983MarieDeputy Attorney General 1987Sweet CountryBen 1998The Secret Life of AlgernonAlgernon Pendleton 1998Ricochet RiverLink Curren 1999Held UpJack 1999Inherit the WindJudge Merle Coffey 2003Blackwater ElegyJ.T. 2006The Notorious Bettie PagePreacher in Nashville 2006The Night ListenerPap Noone 2010All Good ThingsRichard Panatierre 2011The ConspiratorJustice Wylie 2013Kill Your DarlingsProfessor Steeves 2013KilimanjaroMilton Sr 2013Adult WorldStan 2014Before We GoHarry 2014Love Is StrangeFather Raymond 2014The HistorianBrigston Hadley 2016ChristineBob Anderson 2019JunglelandYates 2021The AcolyteArch PontifexShort film 2022Simchas and SorrowsNate Television edit YearTitleRoleNotes 1963–65The DefendersJeremiah/Michael Yager/Angel Mauru3 episodes 1964The DoctorsPa Thatcher5 episodes 1964The DuPont Show of the WeekHughEpisode: "The Gambling Heart" 1966–67The Edge of NightDavid "Giddy" GideonRecurring 1967Androcles and the LionThe CaptainTV movie 1969One Life to LiveArtie DuncanRecurring 1969The OutcastsPale Hands MontaineEpisode: "And Then There Was One" 1971You Are ThereWilliam ClarkEpisode: "Lewis and Clark Expedition" 1973The Man Without a CountryAaron BurrTV movie 1978Roll of Thunder, Hear My CryMr. JamisonTV movie 1981Great PerformancesWalter/Lawyer Royall2 episodes: "Edith Wharton: Looking Back" & "Summer" 1981American PlayhouseHimself/Carl SandburgEpisode: "Carl Sandburg: Echoes and Silences 1983The Day AfterJim DahlbergTV movie 1986–87The EqualizerStuart Cane/Judge Howard Tainey2 episodes: "Unpunished Crimes" & "Carnal Persuasion" 1986Spenser: For HireAnthony BennettEpisode: "Rockabye Baby" 1987–88Buck JamesHenry CarlinerMain role 1988ShootdownRobert AllardyceTV movie 1989Quantum LeapJohn O'MalleyEpisode: "To Catch A Falling Star" 1989Money, Power, Murder.Rev. EndicottTV movie 1990–95Northern ExposureHolling VincoeurMain role, 110 episodes 1992With a VengeanceFred MitchellTV movie 1992Mattie's WaltzClydeTV movie 1996Aaahh!!! Real MonstersMillard (voice)2 episodes 1997All My ChildrenJudge Carl Breen1 episode 1997Nothing SacredJoe KeneallyEpisode: "Mixed Blessings 1997Touched By An AngelMark TwainEpisode: "It Came Upon A Midnight Clear" 1997, 2001Law & OrderHarold Dorning/Bernard Powell, Sr.2 episodes: "Menace" and "Soldier of Fortune" 1997–2000ERDavid Greene15 episodes 1998The Magnificent SevenReverend Owen MosleyEpisode: "Manhunt" 1998To Have and To HoldRobert McGrailMain role, 8 episodes 2000RoswellJames Valenti, Sr.2 episodes: "Into The Woods" and "The Convention" 2003–11Law & Order: Special Victims UnitBarry Moredock11 episodes 2007Mad MenLee Garner, Sr.2 episodes: "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes" & "Indian Summer" 2009–18The MiddleBig Mike9 episodes 2011DamagesEd O'MalleyEpisode: "Add That Litle Hopper to Your Stew" 201230 RockLeap Day WilliamEpisode: "Leap Day" 2012Royal PainsAndres BochinskiEpisode: "Dawn of the Med" 2013The Good WifeCardinal JamesEpisode: "Death of a Client" 2013Live from Lincoln CenterStarkeeper/Dr. SeldonEpisode: "The New York Philharmonic's Performance of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Carousel" 2013Nurse JackieWallyEpisode: "Soul" 2015Unbreakable Kimmy SchmidtDaddy's DaddyEpisode: "Kimmy's in a Love Triangle!" 2016ThanksgivingWalter MorganMain role; 6 episodes 2017The Good WifeSenator Beau Carpenter4 episodes 2019The BlacklistTed KingEpisode: "The Third Estate (No. 136)" 2021Prodigal SonLogan ZeigerEpisode: "Sun and Fun" Awards and nominations edit [24] Awards 1966 Theatre World Award – On a Clear Day You Can See Forever[25] 1975 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Actor, Musical – Shenandoah[26] 1975 Outer Critics Circle Award, Best Performances – Shenandoah[27] 1975 Tony Award Best Actor in a Musical – Shenandoah 1978 Tony Award Best Actor in a Musical – On the Twentieth Century 1982 Drama Desk Award for Unique Theatrical Experience for the one-man show Whistler[28] 1998 Founders Day Medal, University of Tennessee 2004 Clarence Brown Theatre Company (University of Tennessee), Lifetime Achievement Award[29] 2007 Inductee American Theatre Hall of Fame[30] Nominations 1966 Tony Award Best Actor in a Musical – On a Clear Day You Can See Forever 1993 Emmy Award Best Supporting Actor in a Drama – Northern Exposure 2002 Outer Critics Circle Award Outstanding Actor in a Musical – Urinetown[31] 2002 Tony Award Best Actor in a Musical – Urinetown 2005 Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Actor in a Play – Sin (A Cardinal Deposed)[32] 2007 Tony Award Best Featured Actor in a Musical – 110 in the Shade 2008 Drama Desk Award, Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play – The Conscientious Objector[33]

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