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30 de mar. de 1999 · Gower Champion's career spanned the years during which American musical theatre was transformed from a crude popular entertainment into a sophisticated art form. As the director and choreographer of Hello, Dolly!, 42nd Street, and other Broadway musicals, he was central to that transformation. He came of age during the zenith of American musical theatre production and made his mark on both ...
More spectacular dancing with Marge and Gower ChampionFor original movie sound track, check out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CC_QNkLVxc
Gower Champion was portrayed by Bruce Gray in the 1985 film "Odd Birds." "Light as bubbles, wildly imaginative in choreography, and infinitely meticulous in execution. Above all, they are exuberantly young. The best dance team of its kind in the world." --critic John Crosby.
Marge and Gower Champion's exqusite turpsicore in the 1940's MGM movie Showboat . If you haven't seen it get this movie.Their talent is indescribable ! H...
Other articles where Gower Champion is discussed: Robert Z. Leonard: Later films: …Yours (1952) with Marge and Gower Champion, but even their considerable dance skills could not energize the mundane musical. The Clown (1953) cast Red Skelton as a former vaudeville star whose career is destroyed by alcohol, but his loving son encourages him to stage a comeback; the drama was a…
"Gower Champion" published on by null. (b Geneva, Ill., 22 Jun. 1920 (some sources say 1919); d New York, 25 Aug. 1980)US dancer, choreographer, and director. Famed for his dance partnership with Marge Champion (also his wife), he choreographed his first musical in 1948 (Lend an Ear), which launched his career on Broadway and in Hollywood.
Gower Champion. Date of Death: August 25, 1980 (61) Birth Place: Geneva, IL, USA. Latest News on Gower Champion: Review: Hello, Jodi! It's a Match Made in Heaven with Encore! Performing Arts in ...
