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Walter Bullock

WALTER BULLOCK  (1907 - 1953)

 Nationality:    USA
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 Great To Be Alive         Mr Barry's Etchings

Great To Be Alive

Synopsis:
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Notes:
Music by Robert Russell Bennett; Abraham Ellstein; lyrics by Walter Bullock; book by Walter Bullock; Sylvia Regan

1st Produced:
Winter Garden Theatre, New York    23 Mar 1950

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Genre:
Musical

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Mr Barry's Etchings

Synopsis:
Judson Barry is an enthusiastic etcher, and as a pastime had made a marvelous imitation of a $50 bill. Barry would never think of doing anything dishonest but his town has been in the hands of political jugglers and is in financial difficulties. all the worthy causes, hospitals, etc., are suffering, and Barry realizes that unless something is done his town will soon be at the mercy of grafters. Out of the goodness of his heart he distributes his counterfeit bills to the good causes in need of money, including a political campaign to drive out the crooks. at once the town responds and is on the way to recovery when a pair of counterfeiters make their way into Barry's home and propose a partnership whereby he shall supply the bills and they will circulate them. Barry is shocked and turns them over to the police. But this brings about the discovery that Barry has been circulating counterfeits. His friends rally to his defense, but Barry is determined to accept his punishment. Meantime, a movie executive offers h

Notes:
written with Daniel Archer

1st Produced:
48th Street Theatre, New York    18294

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1st Published:
Dramatists Play Service, NY,    -

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Genre:
Comedy

Parts:
Male:  7            Female:  6            Other:  -

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