(Image via production still)

Sal Mineo and Don Johnson appeared in the controversial gay play Fortune and Men's Eyes 50 years ago, but no footage of them was thought to exist, and they didn't appear in the 1971 film.

Now, a collector has posted 15 precious minutes of the play on YouTube — what a great find! WATCH HERE.

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The Cher Show original Broadway cast recording includes hits like “If I Could Turn Back Time” and “I Got You Babe.”

 

The Cher Show is nominated for three Tony Awards, including best actress (Stephanie J. Block). 

 

Superstars come and go. Cher is forever. 

 

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Block delivers the gutsiest of the Chers, the one who'll stick with you. (Image by Joan Marcus)

Not being a big fan of jukebox musicals, I didn't rush out to see The Cher Show on Broadway. But being a big fan of Cher, I couldn't resist forever, and made the pilgrimmage this week.

I was able to quickly snap out of my disdain for the form thanks to powerful and perfectly calibrated performances by the women playing Cher as a hippie teen called Babe (Micaela Diamond), as a mid-life superstar called Lady (Teal Wicks) and as an ageless goddess and eternal fount of wisdom called Star (Stephanie J. Block).

Though it was a little confusing at first seeing and hearing them interact throughout, as opposed to one aging out of the narrative and being replaced by the next, it was ultimately an effective device — Cher as her own muses, with a big assist from Mama Georgia Holt (Emily Skinner).

The songs are beautifully sung and used in sometimes surprising ways, and no “Heart of Stone” is left unturned — they even explore Cher's backing vocals on some of Phil Spector's '60s hits. If there is a stand-out, it has to be the elaborate “Dark Lady” tango. Some of Cher's biggest solo hits of yore can take on the vibe of novelty tunes, but “Dark Lady” is made both timeless and current, and is embodied in a show-stopping performance led by dancer Ashley Blair Fitzgerald that is worth the price of admission all by itself.

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