Franz Allers(1905-1995)

Music Department
Soundtrack

Franz Allers was born on 6 August 1905 in Karlsbad, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary [now Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic]. He is known for Hansel and Gretel (1954), The Fabulous Fifties (1960) and Sunday Showcase (1959). He was married to Jane Furch and Caroline Shaffer. He died on 26 January 1995 in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.

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Awards
- 1 nomination total

Known for

Hansel and Gretel

6.5

Music Department

1954

The Fabulous Fifties

6.9

Soundtrack

1960

Sunday Showcase

4.3

TV Series

Music Department

The Yeomen of the Guard

7.9

TV Movie

Music Department

1957

Credits

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Music Department

Die schöne Helena
8.3
TV Movie
- conductor
- 1975
Heute abend: Anneliese Rothenberger
TV Mini Series
- music supervisor
- 1970
Ein Walzertraum
8.4
TV Movie
- musical director
- 1969
Annie Get Your Gun
7.5
TV Movie
- conductor
- 1967
Der arme Prinz
TV Movie
- music supervisor
- 1965
The Nutcracker
7.7
TV Movie
- conductor
- 1964
Das Kabinett des Professor Enslen
8.7
TV Movie
- musical director
- 1964
Von 'Brigadoon' zu 'My Fair Lady'
TV Movie
- conductor
- 1964
Die göttlichen Träume ... zu der Musik von Jacques Offenbach
TV Movie
- musical director
- 1964
Operette - made in USA
TV Movie
- conductor
- 1964
Die lustige Witwe
TV Movie
- choir
- 1963
Musik vom Broadway
TV Movie
- conductor
- 1963
Teahouse of the August Moon
7.2
TV Movie
- conductor
- 1962
The Broadway of Lerner and Loewe
8.0
TV Movie
- musical director
- 1962
The Ed Sullivan Show
7.9
TV Series
- conductor
- 1961

Soundtrack

Personal details

Born
- August 6, 1905
- Karlsbad, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary [now Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic]
Died
- January 26, 1995
- Las Vegas, Nevada, USA(pneumonia)
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Other works
Active as Broadway's most famous conductors, he conducted the original Broadway stage productions of all but one of Lerner and Loewe's musicals - "The Day Before Spring", "Brigadoon", "Paint Your Wagon", "My Fair Lady", and "Camelot". (He did not conduct "What's Up?", their first show.)