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December 2, 2008 4:20:15 AM CST



Holmes' Sept. Broadway Debut Already a Bust?

Posted Jul 2, 08 11:41 AM CDT in Arts & Living Gossip 

(Newser) – Katie Holmes is not drawing the tickets sales for her Broadway debut producers had hoped for, the New York Post reports. "I bought 1,000 tickets to the show," one broker says of the September revival of Arthur Miller's All My Sons. "I still have them." Some had predicted Holmes' turn would rival Julia Roberts' box-office success with Three Days of Rain in 2006.

Many are already juxtaposing Holmes’ sluggish start to the Broadway success of Tom Cruise’s first wife’s. Nicole Kidman saw $4 million in advance sales in 1998 for The Blue Room, where her brief nude scene not only catapulted her career but even netted scalpers $700-a-seat for balcony tickets.

Source New York Post

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Katie Holmes and her daughter, Suri Cruise watch the Los Angeles Galaxy play Chelsea during a World Series of Football exhibition last summer.   (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)
Katie Holmes and husband Tom Cruise last month.   (AP Photo/Matt Sayles)
Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes attend the New York premiere of "Lions For Lambs" at the Museum of Modern Art on Nov. 4, 2007.   (AP Photo)
Katie Holmes' Broadway debut may be a bust.   (AP Photo/Matt Sayles, file)
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