[Benny Baker as Winkie Cotter and Mary Wickes as Nancy Parker in "Jackpot".]

[Dorothy Franklin as Bloody Mary and Benny Baker as Luther Billis in the touring company of "South Pacific".]

[Alfred Drake as Fred Graham/Petruchio and Patricia Morison as Lilli Vanessi/Katharine in "Kiss Me, Kate".]

[Stanley Grover as Lt. Joseph Cable, U.S.M.C. and Benny Baker as Luther Billis in the touring company of "South Pacific".]

[Phil Silvers as Hubert Cram and Nancy Walker as Kay Cram in "Do Re Mi".]

[George Gaynes as Robert Baker, Edie Adams as Eileen Sherwood, Rosalind Russell as Ruth Sherwood, and Henry Lascoe as Appopolous in "Wonderful Town".]

[José Ferrer in an unidentified production, Red Buttons and Johnny Downs in "Hold It!", and Willie Howard in an unidentified production.]

[Canada Lee as Danny, Frederick O'Neal as Frank, and John Tate as Lester in "Anna Lucasta".]

[Paula Miller as Clarice Jobes, Phoebe Brand as Violet Jobes, and Ruth Nelson as Ruby Jobes in "Weep for the Virgins".]

[Anthony Perkins as Gideon Briggs, Pert Kelton as Gramma Briggs, and Cecil Kellaway as Reverend Birdsong in "Greenwillow".]

[Lester Allen.]

[Laurence Hugo as Price, Harold Stone as Stosh, Jess Cain as Peterson, Allan Melvin as Reed, and Richard Cleary as Herb Gordon in "Stalag 17".]

[Robert Morse as J. Pierrepont Finch, Bonnie Scott as Rosemary Pillkington, and Rudy Vallee as J.B. Biggley in "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying".]

[Frances Williams as Mme. La Comtesse du Barry and Benny Baker as His Royal Highness, The Dauphin of France in "Du Barry Was a Lady".]

[Liza Stuart as Luisa, Gene Rupert as El Gallo, and Kenneth Nelson as Matt in "The Fantasticks".]

[James Hurst as John Van Mier, Elaine Stritch as Mimi Paragon, and Patricia Harty as Nancy Foyle in "Sail Away".]

[Irma Sandre as Liat and Diosa Costello as Bloody Mary in "South Pacific".]

[Keith Andes as John Shand and Betty Paul as Maggie Wylie in "Maggie".]

[Karen Morrow as Helen and Ralph Stantley as Menelaus in "Sing Muse!".]

[Franca Duval as Maria Golovin and Richard Cross as Donato in "Maria Golovin".]