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re: Hammerstein did not write stage book for SOM

Posted by: PlayWiz 08:04 pm EST 12/06/13
In reply to: re: Hammerstein did not write stage book for SOM - JereNYC 12:35 pm EST 12/06/13

"The Sound Of Music" was still a hit during its initial run; it tied with "Fiorello!" for the Tony that year (although "Gypsy" was famously overlooked). Lindsay and Crouse were very well-known names -- they had written among other things "Life With Father" which still holds the record for the longest-running straight play on Broadway.


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