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Philemon
North Shore Music Theatre Production; 1975
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Goldilocks
Original Broadway Production; 1958
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Paint Your Wagon
Original Broadway Production; 1951
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Flahooley
Original Broadway Production; 1951
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On the Twentieth Century
National Tour; 1979
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Jolson
World Premiere; 1978
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Camelot
Touring Production; 1977
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1776
Paper Mill Playhouse Production; 1972
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1776
National Tour; 1970
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Company
National Tour; 1971
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Fiddler on the Roof
1st National Tour; 1966
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The King and I
City Center Revival; 1968
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Brigadoon
City Center Revival; 1967
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South Pacific
Lincoln Center Revival; 1967
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Finian's Rainbow
City Center Revival; 1967
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Annie Get Your Gun
Television Production; 1967
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Carousel
City Center Revival; 1966
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Annie Get Your Gun
Broadway Return Engagement; 1966
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Annie Get Your Gun
Lincoln Center Production Tour; 1966
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Kismet
National Tour; 1965
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Hang Down Your Head and Die
Original Off-Broadway Production; 1964
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Camelot
2nd National Tour; 1963
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Camelot
Original Broadway Production; 1960
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Paint Your Wagon
Original Broadway Cast; 1951
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Flahooley
Original Broadway Cast; 1951
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South Pacific
Lincoln Center Revival Cast; 1967
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On the 20th Century
National Tour Cast; 1979
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Camelot
Regional Tour Cast; 1977
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Mr. Anderson started as a performer. He studied at the Curtis Institute and was planning a career in opera. After performing for some years, he was employed as a stage manager for the original production of Camelot. Because he had a background as a singer, pianist and conductor of small orchestral groups, he had sometimes assisted the show’s musical director and conductor, Franz Allers, in various musical chores. Allers flew to Chicago during the run to conduct a Gilbert and Sullivan program in Grant Park on a Sunday. He was expected to return in time to conduct the Monday night performance, but rain caused delays and finally his plane was forced to land in Philadelphia instead of New York. The assistant conductor, Max Tarr, was on vacation. Mr. Anderson volunteered to conduct the performance and did well. He went on to work widely as a musical director and conductor. He later returned to performing at least once: in Philemon at North Shore in 1975.
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