Johnny Mercer ()

Johnny Mercer

Performer, Writer

Johnny Mercer

Performer, Writer

Also Known As: John Herndon Mercer, John Mercer
Born: Nov 18, 1909 in Savannah, Georgia, USA
Death: Jun 25, 1976 in Los Angeles, California, USA

Roles (32)

	Never Gonna Dance Opened December 04, 2003	Featured Songs with Lyrics
	Elaine Stritch at Liberty Opened February 21, 2002	Featured Songs with Lyrics
	Mostly Sondheim Opened January 14, 2002	Featured Songs with Lyrics
	42nd Street Opened May 02, 2001	Additional Lyrics
	Swing! Opened December 09, 1999	Featured Songs ("GI Jive" and "Blues in the Night")
	Fosse Opened January 14, 1999	Featured Songs with Lyrics ("I Wanna Be a Dancin' Man", "Hooray For Hollywood")
	Dream Opened April 03, 1997	Based on the lyrics Featured Songs
	Barbara Cook: A Concert for the Theatre Opened April 15, 1987	Featured Songs with Lyrics
	Jerome Kern Goes to Hollywood Opened January 23, 1986	Featured Songs with Lyrics
	Peg Opened December 14, 1983	Featuring "Goody, Goody"
	Seven Brides for Seven Brothers Opened July 08, 1982	Lyrics
	Blues in the Night Opened June 02, 1982	Featured Songs with Lyrics
	Sophisticated Ladies Opened March 01, 1981	Featured Songs with Lyrics
	42nd Street Opened August 25, 1980	Additional Lyrics
	A Day in Hollywood / A Night in the Ukraine Opened May 01, 1980	Featured Songs Featured Songs with Lyrics
	The American Dance Machine Opened June 14, 1978	Featured Songs with Lyrics
	Dancin' Opened March 27, 1978	Featured Songs with Lyrics
	Bette Midler's Clams on the Half Shell Revue Opened April 14, 1975	Featured Songs
	Foxy Opened February 16, 1964	Lyrics
	Saratoga Opened December 07, 1959	Lyrics
	Li'l Abner Opened November 15, 1956	Lyrics
	Mr. Wonderful Opened March 22, 1956	Featured Songs
	Top Banana Opened November 01, 1951	Music Lyrics
	Texas, Li'l Darlin' Opened November 25, 1949	Lyrics
	St. Louis Woman Opened March 30, 1946	Lyrics
	Walk with Music Opened June 04, 1940	Lyrics
	Swingin' the Dream Opened November 29, 1939	Lyrics for "Jeepers Creepers"
	Lew Leslie's Blackbirds of 1939 Opened February 11, 1939	Lyrics
	Hero Worship Opened May 11, 1928	as Sam Robbins (Original)