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4th Tony Awards

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1950 theatrical awards ceremony
4th Tony Awards
DateApril 9, 1950
LocationWaldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York City, New York
Hosted byHumphrey Bogart
Television/radio coverage
NetworkWOR,
Mutual Network
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The4th Annual Tony Awards were held on April 9, 1950, at theWaldorf-Astoria Grand Ballroom inNew York City, and broadcast on radio stationWOR and theMutual Network. The host was James Sauter.

Ceremony

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Presenters wereHelen Hayes (president of the American Theatre Wing) andMrs. Martin Beck (chairman of the board), with a special presentation byEleanor Roosevelt.[1]

Performers were Yvonne Adair, Rod Alexander,John Conte,Richard Eastham,Adolph Green,Georges Guétary,Bambi Linn,Allyn McLerie,Lucy Monroe, Danny Scholl,Herb Shriner,William Tabbert,William Warfield, Lou Wills Jr.,Julie Wilson, andMartha Wright.

Award winners

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Source:The New York Times[1]

Note: nominees are not shown

Production

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AwardWinner
Best PlayThe Cocktail Party byT. S. Eliot. Produced byGilbert Miller
Best MusicalSouth Pacific Music byRichard Rodgers, lyrics byOscar Hammerstein II, book byOscar Hammerstein II andJoshua Logan. Produced byLeland Hayward,Oscar Hammerstein II,Joshua Logan andRichard Rodgers.
Tony Award for Producers (Musical)South Pacific Produced byLeland Hayward,Oscar Hammerstein II,Joshua Logan andRichard Rodgers.

Performance

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AwardWinner
Actor-PlaySidney Blackmer,Come Back, Little Sheba
Actress-PlayShirley Booth,Come Back, Little Sheba
Actor-MusicalEzio Pinza,South Pacific
Actress-MusicalMary Martin,South Pacific
Tony Award for Actor, Supporting or Featured (Musical)Myron McCormick,South Pacific
Tony Award for Actress, Supporting or Featured (Musical)Juanita Hall,South Pacific

Craft

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AwardWinner
Best DirectorJoshua Logan,South Pacific
ChoreographerHelen Tamiris,Touch and Go
Tony Award for LibrettoOscar Hammerstein II andJoshua Logan,South Pacific
Tony Award for ScoreRichard Rodgers,South Pacific
Costume DesignerAline Bernstein,Regina
Scenic DesignerJo Mielziner,The Innocents
Tony Award for Best Conductor and Musical DirectorMaurice Abravanel,Regina

Special awards

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  • Maurice Evans, for work he did in guiding the City Center Theatre Company through a highly successful season
  • Eleanor Roosevelt presented a special award to volunteer workerPhilip Faversham of the American Theatre Wing's hospital program
  • Brock Pemberton, founder of Tony Awards and its original chairman (posthumous)
  • Stage Technician,Joe Lynn, master propertyman (Miss Liberty)

Multiple nominations and awards

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The following productions received multiple awards.

References

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  1. ^ab"8 Perry Awards Go To 'South Pacific': Hit Musical Sweeps the Field --T.S. Eliot's 'Cocktail Party' Captures 'Tony' Honored for Libretto Evans Gets Citation",The New York Times, April 10, 1950, p.27

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