No Legs, No Jokes, No Chance: A History of the American Musical Theater Review

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No Legs, No Jokes, No Chance: A History of the American Musical Theater ReviewOn page 416, Mr P writes that in 1971, writer Sam Spewack, producer Leland Hayward and funny girl Fanny Brice died. I am not sure of the exact date, but its a well documented fact that Ms. Brice died about 20 years before 1971.
On page 429, he writes that Tony Curtis sang and danced for the first time in his career in a tour of Some Like it Hot, but in 1954, Mr. Curtis sang and danced in So this is Paris. A musical.
Then toward the end, he seems a bit rushed while discussing the 2006-2007 season. He wrote that the Color Purple lost the Tony to The Drowsy Chaperone. But The Color Purple WASNT nominated for Best Musical and The Drowsy Chaperone lost the Tony to Jersey Boys
I hesitate to buy books anymore because of this growing trend of inaccuracies, misspelled words, etc.No Legs, No Jokes, No Chance: A History of the American Musical Theater Overview

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