Theater Play of the 1960 Broadway Musical Bye Bye Birdie

Who will eer forget Susan Watson? Or irradiation Van decameter? Or Chita Rivera and Dick Gautier? These genuinely renowned Broadway actors and actresses played the key roles in the theater play mountain pass Bye birdie (1960) that, for more than fifty years now, has been successfully revived and passed on from generation to generation. Would you ever forget the 1950s contestation sensation of America? The vibrant era of the number one American rock star venereal infection Presley? Well, of course Elvis Presley wasnt there in the play, but Conrad Birdieplayed by the gorgeous Dick Gautierlooked and sang and acted like Elvis Presley.The foremost time I saw a poster of the original theater play, I even thought the actor was, indeed, Elvis Presley. There are so many aspects of them that appeared the same. Well, so much for Elvis Presley As I was saying, Dick Gautier played the key role of Conrad Birdie who was supposed to be a gorgeous and dazzling rock star of the 1950s. All the teenage girls were struck by his beauty and his sex appeal, yet when they heard that he was about to leave and join the U. S.Army, the girls of Sweet Apple, Ohio were so horrified at the news to the extent that Conrad had to come apart a farewell performance for his very devoted fans, the next time he guests live at the Ed Sullivan television program. One very fortunate fan of him will get a forgive kiss from the astounding Conrad Birdie. His manager, Albert Peterson who was played by Dick Van Dyke, decided that the lucky girl should be the sexy and luscious Kim McAfee, who is actually Susan Watson of the original Broadway version of the play.I might have to say that I favorite(a) Ann Margaret to play the role of Kim McAfee in the movie version of the Broadway theater play. Ann Margaret was very attractive and charismatic. Do we dumb have to ask why she was chosen to give a solo number at the very start of Bye Bye Birdie? Well, 22-year-old Ann Margaret was in her yellow dress, a nd with all her charm and magnetism, flirts her way by means of the camera and straight to the eye of the beholder, which is the audience. Thats how the play starts, and I think I have seen her first song for about uh twenty times?Nope, dont think of anything else I was merely in the process of getting out the true magic of the song. Then next in line would be the songs The Telephone Hour, How Lovely To Be A Woman, Put On A Happy Face, and A Healthy, Normal, American Boy for Act I. Then for Act II would be songs like What Did I Ever suck In Him? , A Lot of Livin To Do, which is my favorite, also the songs Baby, Talk To Me, Spanish Rose and, finally, Alberts savour song for Rose Grant, the song Rosie.