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Interview with Donald Saddler

Title
Interview with Donald Saddler [sound recording]
Author
Saddler, Donald
Publication
1980.

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AudioUse in library *MGZTC 3-1383Performing Arts Research Collections - Dance

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Additional Authors
Stern, Lee Edward.
Description
1 sound cassette (ca. 30 min.)
Summary
Donald Saddler discusses adapting choreographic methods for different mediums as well as for varied skill levels; his strategies for teaching non-dancers; his feelings on opening nights; his relaxed attitude toward reviews; the importance of advertising and television commercials for the survival of Broadway musicals; the effect of television on Broadway audiences; producers David Merrick and Alexander Cohen; he contrasts the creative freedom and independent direction possible in small films vs. Broadway productions; his work with Doris Day; his work on industrial and trade shows; the responsibility of the arts to entertain; getting professional dance stars to work together during gala productions; his hopes for the future.
Donor/Sponsor
  • National Initiative to Preserve American Dance.
  • Oral History Archive.
Uniform Title
Speaking of dance (Radio program)
Subjects
Note
  • Recorded August 20, 1980.
  • Host: Lee Edward Stern for the WNYC, New York radio program series, Speaking of dance.
Call Number
*MGZTC 3-1383
OCLC
NYPY01-R9
Author
Saddler, Donald, interviewee.
Title
Interview with Donald Saddler [sound recording]
Imprint
1980.
Local Note
Preservation master tape: *MGZTO 7-1383.
Dubbing master: *MGZTD 10-1383.
Preservation funded by the National Initiative to Preserve American Dance (NIPAD).
Local Subject
Audiotapes -- Saddler, D.
Added Author
Stern, Lee Edward. Interviewer
Added Title
Speaking of dance (Radio program)
Research Call Number
*MGZTC 3-1383
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