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• TALLULAH BANKHEAD: GIVE MY REGARDS TO BROADWAY! (AEI Records #AEI-CD 609) contains 23 rare recordings by the great stage and screen actress, Miss Tallulah Bankhead (1902-1968), whose famous trademark greeting was a robust "Hello, dahling!" Known more for her dramatic and comedic talents than for her singing, Miss Bankhead nonetheless gives her own special interpretations of such classic songs as I’ll Be Seeing You, You Go to My Head, I’m An Old Cowgirl, Say It With Music and God Bless America, among others. Many of the tracks are recordings from Miss Bankhead’s numerous radio performances and include hilarious dialogue with popular co-stars. Miss Bankhead is heard in several duets : Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better with Marlene Dietrich, which is preceded by a witty and sharp-tongued conversation between the two venerable actresses on growing old; Put It There with Bob Hope from his film Road to Utopia; Baby, It’s Cold Outside with Jack Carson, from the film Neptune’s Daughter; Here Comes the Spring with comedienne Joan Davis; How Could You Believe Me? with Danny Kaye, from the film Royal Wedding; and If the World Were Full of Durantes with Jimmy Durante. Tallulah Bankhead is fondly remembered for her roles captured on film, such as her lead in the Alfred Hitchcock suspense picture Lifeboat, or her comic perfection as Lucy Ricardo’s neighbor in the classic Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour television episode, entitled The Celebrity Next Door. Thanks to CD producer David Cunard, we can now enjoy Miss Bankhead’s unique vocal recordings, too, as preserved on this release. ...

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• Broadway star Tovah Feldshuh can visit your private party or convention as the legendary Tallulah Bankhead in a custom-made musical piece that could wrap around your event.
• In an evening which brings us songs, intimate stories, and high humor, covering Miss Bankhead's life and her willingness to substitute at the last minute for the famed Ella Fitzgerald, seize this unique opportunity to spend the evening with two legends of the American stage. The international icon, Tallulah Bankhead, and Broadway's own Tovah Feldshuh.

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• For those who care, there is still a chance to see Kathleen Turner in "Tallulah" before the show closes at San Francisco's Curran Theatre. Turner, one of the busiest, hardest-working & most disciplined actresses of the eighties & nineties is no more Tallulah than any other contemporary actress I can think of, although several drag queens come to mind. Turner says that actors must change their voice as wel1 as manner to suit their characters, here, Turner tries both, but she is as close to Tallulah as chiseled glass is to a real diamond. ... For the course of a full-length play, the audience is deluged with a torrent of self pity & self loathing, neither of which Tallulah would ever let anyone see her exhibit. All the so-called 'facts' are wrong, too: this Tallulah claims never to have heard of Helmut Dantine nor to have recognized Marlon Brando's genius in the middle of 1948 when the real Bankhead worked with both on-stage in early 1947, & was fully aware that Brando knew every scene-stealing trick in the book. This Tallulah refers to "Abbott & Costello Meet the Bride of Candy Rock" when "The 30 Foot Bride Of Candy Rock" wasn't filmed until 1959 when Costello alone, shortly before his death, co-starred with Dorothy Provine, who was all of eleven in 1948. ... Tallulah Bankhead was blessed with theatrical gifts which were captured effectively on the big screen only once, when she made "Lifeboat" with Alfred Hitchcock in 1944. ... She was miscast in most of her other films, but, as one of her critics noted, "I have never seen Tallulah in a good play," either. Tallulah was a phenomenon, something of a Roaring 20's Spice Girl, with an enormous cult following of mostly young girls who tried to see every single crummy play she was in between 1923 & 1930, all of them yearning to be exactly like her. Her still photographs always look like she's been caught saying, "So what?" & it is her what-the-hell joie-de-vivre that is among Tallulah's most appealing qualities. ... At her best, Tallulah was as funny as tonight's party & as fresh as tomorrow morning's brunch.

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• In 1968, when Marnie was being born, actress Tallulah Bankhead was being buried nearby. ... Tallulah's feisty spirit lives on in Bankhead, the band.
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• Tallulah Bankhead made only 18 movies in the course of her extensive acting career, and was also a famous performer on the stage, on radio and later on television. ...
• A still from Hitchcock's LIFEBOAT starring Henry Hull, John Hodiak, Hume Cronyn, William Bendix, Mary Anderson, and Tallulah. ...
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• Kathleen Turner’s excellent acting ability is the main element that keeps the play Tallulah from falling flat as a pancake. Set in actress Tallulah Bankhead’s boudoir before and after a re-election party for Harry S. Truman, the play tries to be a comedy while focusing on Bankhead’s excesses, particularly with alcohol and sex. ...
• While Turner’s energetic performance does pull quite a few laughs out of the audience (when she highlights some of Bankhead’s infamous qualities), jokes about a person’s out of control behavior evoke hollow, nervous laughter that quickly dissipates into an uneasy embarrassment.
• The problem is that the play is written with too much emphasis on Bankhead’s dark side and with trying to make that dark side funny. When author Sandra Ryan Heyward tries to bring in elements of Bankhead’s fears and isolation, it just confuses the audience. ...
• On the positive side, however, Tallulah is a good opportunity to see a live performance by Kathleen Turner. ...
• Tallulah is now playing at the Curran Theatre. ...

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• Best known for her rip-roaring personality and deep voice, Tallulah Bankhead is one of the greatest stars of the American stage starring in such iconic plays as Lillian Hellman's The Little Foxes in 1939 and Thorton Wilder's The Skin of Our Teeth in 1942. ...
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• Tallulah Bankhead ended her biography with, “I've lived to the hilt. ... ” Bryony Lavery's funny and affectionate Outline takes you for a ride through Bankhead's extraordinary party-going, dirty-talking, hard-loving life as a glamorous, promiscuous actress from New York, through London in the twenties, the early years of Hollywood and the great years of American radio. ...

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• It would be a shame to whittle down silver-screen actress Tallulah Bankhead's vices to an unexceptional drink problem. ... Bankhead stood out from her friends at New York's Algonquin round table and Hollywood's drinking elite because she revelled in debauchery: 'The only thing I regret about my past is the length of it. ...

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• This is a short list of the things I wished I'd done instead of watching Tallulah, which opened last night at the Colonial Theatre. ...
• Screen luminary Kathleen Turner stars in this new one-woman play written by Sandra Ryan Heyward which attempts to give us a portrait of the legendary screen actress Tallulah Bankhead. The problem with Tallulah is not at all Ms. ... Through a series of bad one-liners and repeated jokes involving Bankhead's sagging bosom, Heyward unfortunately does not give us a decent portrait of this great star. Instead, Heyward allows us to witness a pish-posh of stories about Bankhead's life with no through-line. ...
• The first act of Tallulah gives us a view of Bankhead preparing for a large party to take place at her home that evening. It is never truly clarified why we are in Bankhead's bedroom at all. ... Tallulah never accomplishes this. With Turner making direct requests to the audience for applause and asking us questions such as "How do I look?," I could not comprehend if we were supposed to be watching Bankhead performing a play about herself onstage or if we were actually in her bedroom. ...
• We simply watch Bankhead reminisce while getting dressed for her party and in the second act watch her ramble on about her life in a post-drunken stupor at four o'clock in the morning. At this point, she ponders such in-depth questions as: "When did I become a joke?" and "Why must I always screw up my life?" I left feeling unfulfilled and wishing I had been given a better representation of the exuberant personality of Tallulah. ...
• Turner's sexiness and husky voice produce a Tallulah filled with vitality and sometimes despair. ... It is obvious she enjoys the role as we watch her sip champagne and smoke cigarettes with the same panache that Tallulah was well known for. ...
• Late in act two, Tallulah makes the statement that "being a piece of work is not easy. " Turner makes portraying the piece of work that was Tallulah Bankhead look easy, but I assure you that starring in the piece of work that is Tallulah is definitely not easy for this wonderful actress coping with mundane writing. ...

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•    Miss Tallulah Bankhead is one of the most celebrated personalities in the history of entertainment. ...
• Defying the conventions of the day, Bankhead, the vibrant sophisticate, marched to the beat of a different drummer. ... Known for her sizzling outspokenness and ribald comments, Tallulah scandalized some and delighted others.
•    Despite her wild side, Tallulah thought of herself as a Southern lady and "Daddy’s little girl. " Daddy was the pride of Alabama, William Brockman Bankhead, former Speaker of the House of Representatives and star of the well known "Bankhead Political Machine. " As long as Papa was alive, Tallulah, who adored and idolized this lion of the Washington scene, tried to keep herself and her overblown reputation somewhat in check. ...
•    Tallulah was also quite fond of alcohol. (The apple did not fall too far from the tree, for Papa Bankhead imbibed with glee. ...
•    There was also a warmer side to the exciting Tallulah persona. ...
•    Tallulah Brockman Bankhead was born on January 31, 1902 in Huntsville, Alabama. She had been preceded just barely a year before by her elder and equally eccentric sibling, Eugenia, whom Tallulah affectionately called "Sister. ... Those who knew them both considered Eugenia (who found her brief show biz fling tiresome) to be more outlandish than Tallulah. "Sister" shocked society by marching to the marriage altar seven times, and her scandalous emotional freedom embarrassed the Bankhead clan.
• Their father, William Bankhead, attended both the University of Alabama and Georgetown Law School. ...
• " Attorney-to-be Will Bankhead was smitten at first sight of the flirtatious Adelaide. ...

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• THEATER: What becomes a legend most? A sudden rash of stage tributes to Tallulah Bankhead's divinely dissolute career .
• senators; her father, William Brockman Bankhead, served as Speaker of the House. After winning a beauty contest at age 15, Tallulah Bankhead moved to New York City, where she became an actress as well as an attractive side dish at the Algonquin Round Table. ...
• To a fan who asked if she was really Tallulah Bankhead, she reportedly answered, "What's left of her. ...
• Tovah Feldshuh is the star and co-author of "Tallulah Hallelujah!," an off-Broadway play in the form of a fictional USO show with Bankhead as host. Nan Schmid, formerly of the Second City improv troupe, wrote and stars in "Dahling," in which eight actors portray more than 40 characters in Bankhead's life. ... Robinson in "The Graduate" in London, is touring the country in a Broadway-bound, one-woman show called (three guesses) "Tallulah. ...
• Granting that the stage bio is among the most debased of theatrical forms (a decent impersonation, a little library research and — presto! — you've got a play), Bankhead offers unusually rich material. ... In "Tallulah" we learn that the star once fired a young Marlon Brando from her play "The Eagle Has Two Heads" because she couldn't stand him "yawning and pawing his privates during my speeches. " In "Tallulah Hallelujah!" we find out that she had gonorrhea, wanted the Bette Davis part in "Jezebel" and turned down the role of Blanche in the original production of "A Streetcar Named Desire. ... "Well," says Tallulah, "do you have two fives for a ten?" .
• "Dahling" is the most information-packed but also the loopiest of this Bankhead bonanza; it opens with Tallulah as a squalling baby at her mother's funeral and trots her famous friends — Ethel Barrymore, Noël Coward, Eleanor Roosevelt — on and off the stage so fast it looks like the lightning round on "Hollywood Squares. " "Tallulah Hallelujah!" is as much cabaret act as play; Feldshuh, camping it up before a USO crowd in 1956, gives a dead-on, vibrantly self-aware performance, spiced with some lovely, low-register renditions of standards like "I'll Be Seeing You. " Turner's "Tallulah" is the most traditional star vehicle; it is set in Bankhead's lush, lavender-colored bedroom on a day in 1948 when she is about to play host at a political fund-raiser. The profanity-laden script by Sandra Ryan Heyward is being reworked for Broadway, but Turner (maybe the only actress who doesn't need voice exercises to do Tallulah) flounces about the stage with panache and, occasionally, the poignance of a woman who confesses that it's "exhausting, this business of being more than you are. ...

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• While performing in London, Bankhead decided to "consent to immortality" and sit for the talented and flamboyant artist Augustus John. ... Bankhead made John promise to sell her the finished portrait for a thousand pounds. ...

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