Berkeley, Busby(William Berkeley Enos)

Born: 1895 AD
Died: 1976 AD, at 80 years of age.

Nationality: American
Categories: Choreographers, Director, Entertainers

1895 - Born on the 29th of November in Los Angeles, California.

1900 - He made his stage debut acting in the company of his performing family.

Berkeley served in WWII as a field artillery lieutenant.

1920 - Dance director for Broadway musical ‘A Connecticut Yankee'.

1933 - Choreographed musicals back-to-back for Warner Brothers: "42nd Street", "Footlight Parade" and "Gold

Diggers of 1933".

1943 - Removed as director of Girl Crazy because of disagreements with Garland.

1962 - Berkeley's final film as choreographer was MGM's "Billy Rose's Jumbo".

1976 - Berkeley died on 14th of March in Palm Springs, California.

Page last updated: 12:20am, 04^th Feb '07

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