Larry Blyden

Final Broadway appearance in the play "Absurd Person Singular"; was the official photographer for the production

Performed in "The Frogs", a musical by Stephen Sondheim and Burt Shevelove produced at Yale

Won Tony Award for supporting performance as the slave Hysterium in the revival of "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum", starring Phil Silvers

Made one-shot return to features co-starring in the musical "On a Clear Day You Can See Forever"

Directed and starred in the short-lived play "The Mother Lover"; opened and closed on same night

Appeared in the Broadway comedy "You Know I Can't Hear You When the Water's Running"

Had male lead in the Broadway musical "The Apple Tree"

Hosted the NBC game show "Personality"

Replaced Eli Wallach in the play "Luv"

Appeared alongside Bert Lahr in the musical "Foxy"

Had title role of Sammy Glick in TV production of "What Makes Sammy Run" (NBC)

Made stage directing debut with "Harold", a play starring Anthony Perkins

Co-starred in "Flower Drum Song" on Broadway

Appeared in the film "The Bachelor Party"

Film acting debut, "Kiss Them for Me"

Starred as a cab driver in the CBS sitcom "Joe and Mabel"

First Broadway musical, "Wish You Were Here"

Hired to appear on Broadway in "Mr. Roberts"

Appeared at the Alley Theater in "The Sound of Hunting"

At age 14, decided to be an actor

Attended drama school in London

Had lead in the sitcom "Harry's Girls"

Hosted the syndicated game show "What's My Line?"

Raised in Houston, Texas

Served in the US Marines during WWII

Settled in NYC to pursue career

While in college began working as a radio broadcaster hosting the hour-long show "International Hour"