Malas said he feels that non-profit Lincoln Center, one of the producers, was uncomfortable giving the show the full-scale promotion, such as television advertising, needed for a Broadway hit. He had signed on to do "The Most Happy Fella" for a year on Broadway, but the run ended Aug. Later in the day, he has an appointment with an agent about a possible movie. Malas will be driving his younger son, Nicky, 19, back to Northwestern University in Evanston, Ill. He was maybe 10."Ī window air conditioner hums in the Malas household in the high-rise between Broadway and West End Avenue on a recent, hot summer day. I got him to listen to the Texaco Metropolitan Opera on Saturday afternoons on the radio. "I'm the one who introduced him to music. Malas' older sister, Sue Parthemos, who owns Duffy's, the family seafood restaurant in Irvington, with her husband Jimmy, says seeds were sown earlier. "He sang his first solo for me at Christmas, 'Birthday of a King.' "
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