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Phil Silvers

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American Jewish comic actor, born Fischl Silver, who won the 1952 Tony Award for Top Banana and later became famous as Sergeant Bilko.

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Portrait of Phil Silvers.

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Biografía

American Jewish comic actor, born Fischl Silver, who won the 1952 Tony Award for Top Banana and later became famous as Sergeant Bilko. In Jewish World Records, Phil Silvers is connected to the record “First Jewish Winner of the Tony Award for Best Actor in a Musical,” based on the stored achievement of Actor (Musical) — Top Banana, 30 March 1952. Phil Silvers won Actor (Musical) for Top Banana at the 6th Tony Awards on 30 March 1952. Masterworks Broadway states that he was born Fischl Silver, the youngest of eight children in a Russian Jewish family. The Tony Awards official 1952 winners list names Phil Silvers as Actor (Musical) winner for Top Banana. The official Tony category chronology lists Paul Hartman (1948), Ray Bolger (1949), Ezio Pinza (1950) and Robert Alda (1951) before Silvers; JWR found no earlier verified Jewish winner, making Silvers the earliest qualifying recipient.

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Publicity portrait of Phil Silvers for Top Banana.
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First Jewish Winner of the Tony Award for Best Actor in a Musical

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Phil Silvers

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30 March 1952

American comic actor Phil Silvers holds the record as the first Jewish winner of the Tony Award for Best Actor in a Musical. He received the honour on 30 March 1952 at the 6th Tony Awards ceremony in New York City. The award, officially titled "Actor (Musical)", was for his performance in the production Top Banana. Born Fischl Silver, he was the youngest of eight children in a Russian Jewish family.

País representado
Estados Unidos
Lugar del logro
Nueva York, Nueva York, Estados Unidos
Fecha del logro
30 de marzo de 1952
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