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7th Tony Awards

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1953 theatrical awards ceremony

7th Tony Awards
DateMarch 29, 1953
LocationWaldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York City, New York
Hosted byFaye Emerson
Television/radio coverage
NetworkNational Broadcasting Company radio
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The7th Annual Tony Awards, presented by theAmerican Theatre Wing, took place at theWaldorf-Astoria Starlight Ballroom on March 29, 1953. The Antoinette Perry Awards for Excellence in Theatre, more commonly known as theTony Awards, recognize achievement inBroadway theatre. The event was broadcast on radio by theNational Broadcasting Company. The presenter wasFaye Emerson. Music was by Meyer Davis and his Orchestra.

Award winners

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Source:Infoplease[1]

Production

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AwardWinner
Outstanding PlayThe Crucible byArthur Miller. Produced byKermit Bloomgarden.
Outstanding MusicalWonderful Town. Book byJoseph Fields andJerome Chodorov, music byLeonard Bernstein, lyrics byBetty Comden andAdolph Green. Produced byRobert Fryer.

Performance

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AwardWinner
Distinguished Dramatic ActorTom Ewell,The Seven Year Itch
Distinguished Dramatic ActressShirley Booth,The Time of the Cuckoo
Distinguished Musical ActorThomas Mitchell,Hazel Flagg
Distinguished Musical ActressRosalind Russell,Wonderful Town
Distinguished Supporting or Featured Dramatic ActorJohn Williams,Dial M for Murder
Distinguished Supporting or Featured Dramatic ActressBeatrice Straight,The Crucible
Distinguished Supporting or Featured Musical ActorHiram Sherman,Two's Company
Distinguished Supporting or Featured Musical ActressSheila Bond,Wish You Were Here

Craft

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AwardWinner
DirectorJoshua Logan,Picnic
Scenic DesignerRaoul Pene Du Bois,Wonderful Town
Costume DesignerMiles White,Hazel Flagg
ChoreographerDonald Saddler,Wonderful Town
Conductor and Musical DirectorLehman Engel,Wonderful Town and Gilbert and Sullivan Season
Tony Award for Best Stage TechnicianAbe Kurnit,Wish You Were Here

Special awards

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  • Beatrice Lillie, for An Evening with Beatrice Lillie.
  • Danny Kaye, for heading a variety bill at the Palace Theatre.
  • Equity Community Theatre.

Multiple nominations and awards

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The following productions received multiple awards.

References

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  1. ^"1953 Tony Awards" infoplease.com, accessed June 21, 2012

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