Marsha Korb

"... of ?Vanities" in Traverse City, Mich. sric uses her mother's maiden name as her professional name. ?We expected her to be little Ms. President." said Susan Bigelow, who with Marsha Korb also appears in lhe production. "You know snotty, overdressed and affected." Miss Davis, 30, turned out to be "a fascinating person so open and caring." said Ms. Bigelow, who recalled ..."

"... animated comic strips. Tom Celli as lhe cantankerous, old Uncie and Blaxill as lhe Mayor Pian- tural, wouldn't mako bad satire. John La Gioia as lhe (overly) stuffy bachelor Marsha Korb as a (saccharine) swert girl Virginie. Fred Barrows as lhc straight- laced buller Roxana Stuart as the sexy French mald Josephine, Carol Gustafson as the (sentle) confused Madame and Sterling ..."

"... wos in the original “King and I and who will be in the revival ot that musical on Broadway this season; Norman Budd, a vaudeville performer of note, and Marsha Korb, who understudied thc Broadway load in the production twice but wos never called on to fill thc role thc original star never took a day off. Even so, thc production ..."

"... role she portrayed. Although Davis, thc daughter of President and Mrs. Ronald Reagan, was billed as the star in a comedy about three best Texas girlfriends, bubbly, somewhat erratic Marsha Korb (Joanne) claimed more attention. Prime and proper and thoroughly shocked by Davis Mary) lifestyle Korb was silly but almost believable in her role as the romantic who wanted a husband, home and family. All of which she even tually had. Susan Bigelow (Kathy) was the ..."