Thursday, July 17, 2014

Broadway Legend Elaine Stritch Passes

Gentle Friends one of Broadways real troopers has passed.....

Elaine Stritch - February 2, 1925 - July 17, 2014

Her one woman, Emmy Award Winning show "Elaine Stritch - At Liberty" - 2002 - is so worth a look, stories and songs from her enormous 70 year career - all done wearing black stockings and a white silk shirt with only a chair for a prop, you'll be mesmerized for the entire 140 minutes.  
A light goes out on the great white way......missing you already.
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14 comments:

  1. Just heard NPR replaying a fab interview :(

    What a dame!!

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  2. So very sad--she was a wonder!

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  3. Oh that's sad. I really enjoyed when she was on the CBS Sunday Morning Show.

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  4. They really just don't make them like her anymore. She was BRILLIANT and BRASH and I love her for it. She will be missed greatly. RIP Elaine.

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  5. I recently watched her Britcom "Two's Company" courtesy of Netflix. She was one of a kind.

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  6. Ohhhh...sorry to see this. She was a hoot...I first became aware of her in the show Two's Company where she played an American with an English butler. She was always fun to watch.

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  7. RIP dear Elaine. She was a class act.
    Carolyn

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  8. Wow an amazing character and a real performer. Thanks for getting me lost on YouTube watching Ms. Stritch (or Stritchie as Coward called her.)

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  9. Fabulous Lady. Love her

    Blessings
    Catherine

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  10. A fond adieu to a classy dame who
    knew how to make it all count.

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  11. A great loss, indeed. Time to hunt for my LP of "Company" to hear her sing "Ladies Who Lunch" in memorial to this class act.

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  12. What a fun, fabulous woman! She was a free spirit who stayed true to her "self". She'll be missed....

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