Levin, Herman
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Levin, Herman (1907–90), producer. The Philadelphia‐born lawyer turned to the stage in 1949 with the musical revue
Call Me Mister and the Sartre drama
No Exit. In 1949 he produced the popular musical version of
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, but his greatest success came when he presented
My Fair Lady (1956).
The Great White Hope (1968) was his only subsequent hit.
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