Paddy Stone began his career with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet in Manitoba. He was acclaimed for his performances on the London stage, including in "Annie Get Your Gun" in the 1950s. Stone teamed up with Irving Davies and Beryl Kaye to form a dance group called "Three's Company" that eventually toured in Paris, Rome, London, Chicago and New York City in 1953. The trio settled in New York City by the mid-1950s. He appeared on the "The Ed Sullivan Show" twice in 1955. His other performances included Broadway performances and appeared as a dancer in films such as Gene Kelly's Invitation to the Dance (1956). He was choreographer for the film Victor/Victoria (1982). Stone returned to Manitoba, Canada as a choreographer with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet in the early 1980s.
Bio:
Paddy Stone began his career with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet in Manitoba. He was acclaimed for his performances on the London stage, including in "Annie Get Your Gun" in the 1950s. Stone teamed up with Irving Davies and Beryl Kaye to form a dance group called "Three's Company" that eventually toured in Paris, Rome, London, Chicago and New York City in 1953. The trio settled in New York City by the mid-1950s. He appeared on the "The Ed Sullivan Show" twice in 1955. His other performances included Broadway performances and appeared as a dancer in films such as Gene Kelly's Invitation to the Dance (1956). He was choreographer for the film Victor/Victoria (1982). Stone returned to Manitoba, Canada as a choreographer with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet in the early 1980s.
Tivia:
His body was donated to University of Manitoba for medical science.Unmarried.Father: Isadore Stone; Mother: Lottie Setnor.
Paddy Stone began his career with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet in Manitoba. He was acclaimed for his performances on the London stage, including in \"Annie Get Your Gun\" in the 1950s. Stone teamed up with Irving Davies and Beryl Kaye to form a dan
Trivia:
His body was donated to University of Manitoba for medical science.Unmarried.Father: Isadore Stone; Mother: Lottie Setnor.
Job title:
Additional Crew,Actor,Music Department
Others works:
(1954) He performed in the show, "Joyce Grenfell Requests the Pleasure," at the Fortune and at St. Martin's Theatres in London, England with Joyce Grenfell, Beryl Kaye, and Irving Davies in the cast. Laurier Lister was director.
(1960) He
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Paddy Stone began his career with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet in Manitoba. He was acclaimed for his performances on the London stage, including in "Annie Get Your Gun" in the 1950s. Stone teamed up with Irving Davies and Beryl Kaye to form a dance group called "Three's Company" that eventually toured in Paris, Rome, London, Chicago and New York City in 1953. The trio settled in New York City by the mid-1950s. He appeared on the "The Ed Sullivan Show" twice in 1955. His other performances included Broadway performances and appeared as a dancer in films such as Gene Kelly's Invitation to the Dance (1956). He was choreographer for the film Victor/Victoria (1982). Stone returned to Manitoba, Canada as a choreographer with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet in the early 1980s.
