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Hazel Flagg / Original Cast Recording


Release Date: 04/07/2009 
Label:  Rca   Catalog #: 05097  
Composer:  Jule Styne
Performer:  John Howard,  Helen Gallagher,  Benay Venuta,  Jack Whiting,   ... 
Conductor:  Pembroke Davenport
Orchestra/Ensemble:  Orchestra
Number of Discs: 1 
Recorded in: Mono 
Length: 0 Hours 39 Mins. 

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Jule Styne
in association with Anthony B. Farrell
presents
HELEN GALLAGHER
BENAY VENUTA - JACK WHITING
JOHN HOWARD - THOMAS MITCHELL

in
HAZEL FLAGG

Book: BEN HECHT
Music: JULE STYNE
Lyrics: BOB HILLIARD

based on a story by James Street and the film, Nothing Sacred

Dances and musical numbers staged by Robert Alton
Book directed by David Alexander

Musical direction: Pembroke Davenport
Choral arrangements and direction: Hugh Martin
Orchestrations: Don Walker

Track Listing:
1. Overture, 3:16
2. A Little More Heart, 2:42 - Benay Venuta
3. The World Is Read more Beautiful Today, 2:23 - Helen Gallagher
4. The Rutland Bounce, 1:17
5. I'm Glad I'm Leaving, 4:19 - Helen Gallagher
6. Hello, Hazel, 1:24 - Benay Venuta
7. Every Street's A Boulevard In Old New York, 3:13 - Jack Whiting
8. How Do You Speak To An Angel?, 3:07 - John Howard
9. Autograph Chant, 1:56 - Chorus
10. I Feel Like I'm Gonna Live Forever, 1:25 - Helen Gallagher
11. You're Gonna Dance With Me, Willie, 2:35 - Helen Gallagher
12. Who Is The Bravest?, 1:17 - Male Chorus
13. Salome, 2:01 - Dean Campbell
14. Everybody Loves To Take A Bow, 3:30 - Benay Venuta / Jack Whiting
15. Laura De Maupassant, 3:23 - Helen Gallagher
16. Finale, 1:35 - Company
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Works on This Recording

1. Hazel Flagg by Jule Styne
Performer:  John Howard (Voice), Helen Gallagher (Voice), Benay Venuta (Voice),
Jack Whiting (Voice), Dean Campbell (Voice)
Conductor:  Pembroke Davenport
Orchestra/Ensemble:  Orchestra
Period: 20th Century 
Written: 1953; USA 
 Date of Recording: 02/1953 
Venue:  Manhattan Center, New York City 
Length: 39 Minutes 23 Secs. 

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