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Winners and Honorees
Winners / 1952
1952 / Actor (Musical)
Phil Silvers,
Top Banana
1952 / Actor (Play)
José Ferrer,
The Shrike
1952 / Actress (Musical)
Gertrude Lawrence,
The King and I
1952 / Actress (Play)
Julie Harris,
I Am a Camera
1952 / Actor (Featured Role – Musical)
Yul Brynner,
The King and I
1952 / Actor (Featured Role – Play)
John Cromwell,
Point of No Return
1952 / Actress (Featured Role – Musical)
Helen Gallagher,
Pal Joey
1952 / Actress (Featured Role – Play)
Marian Winters,
I Am a Camera
1952 / Choreographer
Robert Alton,
Pal Joey
1952 / Conductor and Musical Director
Max Meth,
Pal Joey
1952 / Costume Designer
Irene Sharaff,
The King and I
1952 / Director [Play or Musical]
José Ferrer,
The Shrike
/
The Fourposter
/
Stalag 17
1952 / Musical
The King and I
. Book and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Richard Rodgers.
1952 / Play
The Fourposter
by Jan de Hartog
1952 / Scenic Designer
Jo Mielziner,
The King and I
1952 / Special Tony Award
Judy Garland, for an important contribution to the revival of vaudeville through her recent stint at the Palace Theatre.
Edward Kook, for his contributing to and encouraging the development of stage lighting and electronics.
Charles Boyer, for distinguished performance in
Don Juan in Hell
, thereby assisting in a new theatre trend.
1952 / Stage Technician
Peter Feller, master carpenter for
Call Me Madam
.