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Thoroughly Modern Millie is a musical comedy. It was first made as a film in 1967 from a screenplay by Richard Morris, based on his original story, by director George Roy Hill. Julie Andrews starred in the title role, supported by Mary Tyler Moore, Carol Channing, John Gavin, Beatrice Lillie and James Fox. It was nominated for seven Academy Awards and four Golden Globes. It won the Oscar for Best Original Music Score (composed by Elmer Bernstein) and Globe for Best Supporting Actress for Channing.Set in 1922, the story revolves around the adventures of Millie Dillmount, who escapes to New York City determined to get a job as a stenographer in order to marry her wealthy boss. Shedding her country girl clothing for the modern look of a "flapper", she takes a room at the Priscilla Hotel for Women, unaware its a front for a prostitution ring. In short time, she finds herself involved with Jimmy Smith, an apparently ne'er-do-well paper clip salesman, Miss Dorothy "Just Perfect" Brown, a genteel aspiring actress, Trevor "Swell" Graydon, her no-nonsense boss, and Muzzy "Raspberries!" van Hossmere, a madcap heiress with a zest for the high life!In the early 2000s, the musical was adapted for the stage at the La Jolla Playhouse in San Diego, California, with a book by Richard Morris and Dick Scanlan, new music by Jeanine Tesori and new lyrics by Dick Scanlan. It maintained the basic story line of the original but, in an effort to modernize, toned down many of the stereotypical traits associated with the Asian characters. It enjoyed substantial runs on both Broadway and in London's West End. The Broadway production won six 2002 Tony Awards - for Best Musical, Best Actress (Sutton Foster), Best Featured Actress (Harriet Sansom Harris), Best Choreography (Rob Ashford), Best Orchestrations and Best Costume Design (Martin Pakledinaz), with additional Tony nominations for Marc Kudisch as Best Featured Actor among others. Later in the Broadway run, Susan Egan, Delta Burke, Dixie Carter, Christopher Sieber and Leslie Uggams joined the cast at various times. The show ended its Broadway run in early 2004, and went on a national tour throughout the United States in 2004 and 2005. The show also toured the United Kingdom in 2005. An original Broadway cast recording is available on the RCA Victor label.
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'Thoroughly Modern Millie' is thoroughly marvelous
Like any young woman, Millie Dillmount considers herself "thoroughly modern." She moves from small-town Kansas to New York City, undergoes a makeover and decides she's going to marry for money. She isn't in the city long before she lands a job as stenographer for Trevor Graydon.
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'Thoroughly Modern Millie' at Contra Costa Civic Theatre
A Midwestern gal takes a bite of the Big Apple, gets her hair bobbed, dances the Charleston in a speakeasy and is busted in a raid; falls for the first ne’er-do-well she meets, instead of the successful boss she’s determined on; evades the toils of White Slavery—and lives happily ever after.
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Review: Fantastic flappers hit stage in Players' 'Millie'
The 1920s roar back into town in glamorous style during the Naples Players' stylish summer musical "Thoroughly Modern Millie." The show, a high-octane, high-fashion and thoroughly entertaining trope on that old "fresh face in the city" theme, serves up a night of lively goings-on punctuated by several sterling performances, notably Whitney Winfield in the title role.
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Best bets for the weekend
Here's what the United Arts Council of Collier County suggests you work into your plans for June 26-28 (call ahead for open hours and specific show times): Thoroughly Modern Millie - The Naples Players' summer musical is on stage at Sugden Community Theatre through July 25. See review on page C8. 263-7990 or www.naplesplayers.org.
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This week's theater
Thoroughly Modern Millie - The Naples Players present highspirited, toe-tapping musical suitable for all ages in "Thoroughly Modern Millie," performed through July 25 on the main stage at Sugden Community Theatre, 701 5th Avenue South, Naples. Tickets: $30/adults, $10/students. Dinner show package available. 263-7990 or www.naplesplayers.org.
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