The Revuers

The Revuers were an American night-club act who began performing in 1938. The five members of the group were Judy Holliday, Betty Comden, Adolph Green, Alvin Hammer and John Frank (2). The Revuers played engagements at various New York night clubs starting at the Village Vanguard, and including Spivy's Roof, Blue Angel, and the Rainbow Room, and in Hollywood, the Trocadero. Leonard Bernstein, on occasion, played the piano with the group, including on releases. The group disbanded in early 1944.