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Joshua Lockwood Logan III (October 5, 1908 – July 12, 1988) was an American theatre and film director, playwright and screenwriter, and actor. He shared a Pulitzer Prize for co-writing the musical South Pacific and was involved in writing other musicals.
Joshua Logan. Writer: Fanny. Joshua Logan started directing plays while he was still at Princeton and among the first actors he directed were Henry Fonda and James Stewart.
Joshua Logan. Writer: Fanny. Joshua Logan started directing plays while he was still at Princeton and among the first actors he directed were Henry Fonda and James Stewart.
Joshua Logan was an American stage and motion-picture director, producer, and writer. Best known as the stage director who brought to Broadway such classics as Charley’s Aunt (1940), Annie Get Your Gun (1946), Mister Roberts (1948), South Pacific (1949), and Fanny (1954)—the last three of which he.
Jul 14, 1988 · For most of his directing career, Joshua Logan, who died here Tuesday at 79, had days--weeks--when the good ideas wouldn’t stop coming, to the point where he was unable to sleep.
Nov 15, 1988 · Mr. Stewart was among hundreds of people, both in and out of show business, who went to the Shubert Theater yesterday to pay tribute in film, words, music and humor to Joshua Logan, the...
Dec 14, 2012 · Joshua Logan‘s face reflected horror as a prop man neatly and precisely stepped backward into a spray of mustard grass. Vanessa Redgrave, reclining in a hammock, lifted her head far enough to view the damage, and then sank back with a sigh. “I have never seen anything like it,” Logan moaned.
Jul 13, 1988 · Joshua L. Logan, the director of some of Broadway's most enduring and prestigious hits, among them ''South Pacific,'' which won the Pulitzer Prize, and ''Mister Roberts,'' died yesterday...
Joshua Logan has won several awards throughout his career. He received the Best Direction Tony Award for the Broadway show "Picnic." He also won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama for his work on the...
Jul 13, 1988 · Josh Logan, creator of many of the warmest moments in entertainment history, died Tuesday. The producer, director and author, who brought “Mister Roberts,” “South Pacific” and “Picnic ...
