1. The 24th Annual Tony Awards (1970)
Celebrating the 1969-1970 Broadway theatre season. Best play nominees: Borstal Boy, Child's Play, Indians, and Last Of The Red Hot Lovers. Best musical nominees: Applause, Coco, and Purlie.
Release date: 1970-04-19
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Season number: 8
Episode number: 1
Runtime: minutes
Director: Clark Jones
Writer: Hildy Parks
Guest stars
Bonnie Franklin
as Self - Nominee / Performer
Lauren Bacall
as Self - Nominee / Performer
Melba Moore
as Self - Nominee / Performer
Cleavon Little
as Self - Nominee / Performer
Katharine Hepburn
as Self - Nominee / Performer
George Rose
as Self - Nominee / Performer
David Holliday
as Self - Performer
Cecil Beaton
as Self - Nominee
Jack Cassidy
as Self - Presenter
Ken Howard
as Self - Nominee
René Auberjonois
as Self - Nominee
Michael Caine
as Self - Presenter
Patricia Neal
as Self - Presenter
James Stewart
as Self - Presenter
George C. Scott
as Self - Presenter
David Frost
as Self - Presenter
Maggie Smith
as Self - Presenter
Robert Stephens
as Self - Presenter
Lynn Fontanne
as Self - Recipient
Alfred Lunt
as Self - Recipient
Cary Grant
as Self - Presenter
Noël Coward
as Self - Recipient
Claire Bloom
as Self - Presenter
Len Cariou
as Self - Nominee
Linda Lavin
as Self - Nominee
Penny Fuller
as Self - Nominee
Blythe Danner
as Self - Winner
Tammy Grimes
as Self - Winner
Helen Hayes
as Self - Nominee
Eileen Heckart
as Self - Nominee
Stacy Keach
as Self - Nominee
Barbra Streisand
as Self - Winner
Fritz Weaver
as Self - Winner
Rest of guest stars - click here to expand
Gale Dixon - Self - Performer, Jo Mielziner - Self - Nominee, Joseph Hardy - Self - Nominee, Frank McMahon - Self - Nominee, Michael McAloney - Self - Nominee, Ron Field - Self - Nominee, Lee Adams - Self - Nominee, Lawrence Kasha - Self - Nominee, Joseph Kipness - Self - Nominee, Clive Barnes - Self - Presenter, Joseph Papp - Self - Recipient