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Descriptive Summary Don Gohman Papers, 1946-1974 Gohman, Don JPB 06-34 24 linear feet ; 48 boxes The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts. Music Division.

New York, New York

The Don Gohman Papers primarily consist of scores, mostly for the Broadway musical Ambassador (1972), but also for 19 other stage, television and film productions, some never produced. The collection also contains correspondence, business papers and clippings. Subjects Personal Names {personal name entry} Organizations {organization/corporate name entry} Subjects {subject entry} Places Document Types {genreform entry} Occupations {occupation entry} Titles {title entry} Administration Information Access

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Don Gohman Papers, JPB 06-34. Music Division, The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.

Biography

Don Gohman (1927 – ca. 1974) grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio, where he studied piano at Cincinnati Conservatory with Leo Paalz and composition with Carl W. Grimm. He also studied composition at Miami University before moving to New York in 1948, where he continued music and theatre studies at the Juilliard School and the American Theater Wing. His first project in New York was the music for the Boris Runanin ballet I Laughed At Spring (1952), performed by the Slavenska-Franklin Ballet Company, and he later wrote music for a CBS television series, Turnpike. However, Gohman’s main goals were to write musical comedies and pop songs. Among his popular song successes were Never My Love, Every Woman and Once Before.

In the mid-1950s he teamed with the lyricist Hal Hackady. Gohman and Hackady wrote songs for two films, Let’s Rock and Senior Prom (both 1958), and started writing material for stage musicals. Several of their efforts, including Mrs. Who, O’Malley’s Nuns and Step Right Up, were never produced. Work on the musical Ambassador, based on the Henry James novel The Ambassadors, began in 1960 after it was optioned by Jim Downey, Jr. (the original idea for creating a musical out of the novel was James Thurber’s). It was not produced until 1971, with a book by Don Ettlinger and Anna Marie Barlow, and starred Howard Keel, Danielle Darrieux and a young Andrea Marcovicci. The show opened in London to weak reviews and ran for 86 performances. It was reworked, with some songs dropped and others added, and opened in previews in New York on November 2, 1972, but again received negative reviews and closed after 19 performances. Gohman reportedly committed suicide not long after the show closed, but the Gohman Papers contain work on a musical, The Little Prince Who Cried, which dates from 1974.

Source: Filchia, Peter. “Be Thankful.” November 24, 2004, Theatermania.com (Accessed 26 Sept. 2007) http://www.theatermania.com/content/news.cfm?int_news_id=5373&showComments=recent

Scope and Content Note

The Don Gohman Papers consist mostly of scores for the stage and film projects Gohman wrote music for, as well as for songs he wrote for recording artists, usually with the lyricist Hal Hackady. Scores for the musical Ambassador make up the bulk of the collection, and include lead sheets of all songs written for the London and New York productions, as well as orchestrations, parts and sketches. Other projects documented by scores include the ballet I Laughed At Spring, an unproduced musical about P.T. Barnum called Step Right Up, the 1958 film Senior Prom and several unproduced projects. The collection also contains business papers, clippings and correspondence documenting Gohman’s career and his various projects.

Organization

The collection is organized into 2 series and 3 sub-series. They are: Series I: Scores, 1946-1974 and undated Sub-series 1 – Instrumental Music, undated Sub-series 2 – Projects, 1951-1974 and undated Sub-series 3 – Songs, 1946-1969 and undated Series II: Professional Papers, 1949-1974 and undated

Series Descriptions/Container List Series I: Scores, 1946-1974 and undated 44.5 boxes

This series comprises the bulk of the collection. It is divided into three sub-series, instrumental music, projects and songs. The instrumental music was not composed for any particular stage or film project, and may have been for school assignments only. The projects sub-series contains music composed for stage and film productions, primarily the musical Ambassador. The third sub-series is comprised of lead sheets for songs by Gohman which were not obviously linked to any specific stage or film project.

Sub-series 1: Instrumental Music, undated 1 box

Alphabetical

These scores are divided into composition and orchestration studies, both loose and in notebooks; finished works for solo piano; and loose sketches. The composition studies make up the majority of the sub-series.

1 1-2 Composition And Orchestration Studies, undated 1 3 Piano Solos, undated

Titles: Chinese Dance, March, Gavotte, Mazurka, Tranquillity, Two Polkas, Waltz, Tarantella, In Varying Mood.

2 1 Sketches, undated Sub-series 2: Projects, 1951-1974 and undated 39 boxes

These scores contain music Gohman wrote for various stage, television and film productions, not all of which were produced. The bulk of the sub-series is scores and parts for Ambassador. The show was produced in London before it was revised and produced in New York, leaving multiple versions of songs, as well as some songs and orchestrations that were abandoned after the London production, and new ones introduced in New York. The Ambassador material is organized into Alternative Instrumental and Alternative Choral Arrangements; Conductor Scores; Full Scores (arranged by production number); Lead Sheets and Reduction Scores for each song in the show; Piano-Vocal Scores; Parts; and Sketches. There are two sets of Lead Sheets and Reduction Scores. One set is arranged alphabetically, the other is arranged as it was found, in production number order. Only the New York production sequence is known; this information is included in notes with each of the full score folders.

After Ambassador, the productions with the most material are I Laughed At Spring, a ballet, the Wonders Of… series of films (promotional films for tourism in several cities) and Step Right Up, an unproduced musical about P.T. Barnum. There are scores for several smaller, possibly unproduced, musicals for children, and music Gohman contributed for a 1958 film, Senior Prom. Most of the files contain written lead sheets, while some also include sketches and lyric sheets. The clippings in Series II contain information about many of these projects.

Ambassador, 1971-1972 and undated 2 2 Alternative Choral Arrangements

Reduction scores. Kyrie Eleison, Amelia's March, La Femme and That's What I Need Tonight.

Alternative Instrumental Arrangements

Parts only.

2 3 Am I Wrong? 2 4 Hats Exit 2 5 Lilas 2 6 Love Dance 2 7 Love Finds The Lonely 2 8 Not Tomorrow 3 1 Notre Dame Dance 3 2 Quandry 3 3 Surprise 3 4 That's How I Feel 3 5 Tonight Exit 4 1-2 Conductor Scores

Two complete versions.

Full Scores

Arranged by production number.

5 1 Overture and 1-3

Includes Tuilleries (1), A Boy Like That (2) and I Know The Man (3).

5 2 3A - 4A

Includes I Know The Man Transition (3A), RIght Time Intro (3B), The Right Time, The Right Place (4) and Underscoring (4A).

5 3 5 - 7A

Includes She Passed My Way (5), Waltz Underscore (5A), Valse (6), Something More (7) and Playoff (7A).

5 4 8 - 9A

Includes Love Finds The Lonely (8), Kyrie Eleison (9) and Laundress Transition (9A).

5 5 10 - 10A

Includes Surprise (10) and Surprise Continued (10A).

6 1 11 - 11C

Includes Surprise Production (11), Surprise Playoff (11A).

6 2 12 - 13A

Includes Happy Man (12), Transition (12A) and Curtain Act I (13).

6 3 14 - 16A

Includes Lilas & What Happened To Paris (14), Transition (14A), Young With Him (15), Too Much To Forgive (16) and Transition (16A).

6 4 17 - 18

Includes Why Do Women (17), Transition (17B), and Mama (18).

6 5 19 - 21C

Includes That's What I Need Tonight (19), Cross-over(19A), Maxixe-Habanera (20), Vocal (21), and Waltz - Ensemble Vocal (21 A&B).

7 1 22 - 23B

Includes Gossip (22), Not Tomorrow (23) and Transition (23A).

7 2 24 - 31

Includes All Of My Life (24), Transition (24A), Reprise - She Passed My Way (25), Thank You, No (26), Transition (26A), Curtain Act II(27), Bows (28) and Exit Music (29).

Unnumbered 7 3 A - M 8 1 O - Q 8 2 The Right Time, The Right Place 8 3 S- Y 8 4 Unidentfied and Orphan Score Pages Lead Sheets And Reduction Scores List One

Alphabetical.

9 1 Act I Finale All Of My Life 9 2 In Bb 9 3 In Ab 9 4 All Of My Life Reprise 10 1 Am I Wrong? 10 2 Amelia's March 10 3 Amelia's Triumphant Entry 10 4 Balloons! 10 5 Bows 10 6 Cakewalk - Crossover 10 7 Charming 10 8 Charming Reprise 10 9 Enjoy Yourself 10 10 Entre Act 10 11 La Femme 11 1 Finale 11 2 Forgettable 11 3 Gossip 11 4 Happy Man 11 5 Hats Exit - Hysteric Scene Change 11 6 Hotel Lobby 11 7 I Can't Wait 11 8 I Know The Man 11 9 I Thought I Knew You 11 10 I'm Me 11 11 I'm Prepared To Be Wonderful 11 12 It's A Woman 11 13 Kyrie Eleison 12 1 Lambert's Quandry 12 2 Left Bank Vendors 12 3 Less Than Loved 12 4 Lilas and What Happened To Paris 12 5 Love Finds The Lonely 12 6 Mama! 13 1 A Man You Can Set Your Watch By 13 2 Marie 13 3 Maxixe - Habanera 13 4 My Lady 13 5 Not Tomorrow 13 6 Moment Of Decision 13 7 Nobody Else But Me Can Give My Life 13 8 Notre Dame Dance And Underscore 13 9 Overture 13 10 Papa! 14 1 Penny Steamer 14 2 Practice On Me 14 3 Prologue 14 4 Resist Me 14 5-6 The Right Time, The Right Place 15 1 The Servants 15 2 She Passed My Way 15 3 Something More 15 4-5 Surprise 16 1 Tell Her 16 2 Thank You, No! 16 3 That's How I Feel 16 4 That's The Girl 16 5-6 That's What I Need Tonight 17 1 Theme Under Lambert And Waymarsh / In Church 17 2 Themes For Paris Transition 17 3 Too Much To Forgive 17 4 Tuileries Ballet 17 5 Valse 17 6 The Veiled Threat 17 7 De Vionnet - Underscore 17 8 Was She Wrong? 17 9-10 What Can You Do With A Nude? 18 1 Why Do Women Have To Call It Love? 18 2-3 You Can Tell A Lady By Her Hat and The Unveiled Threat 18 4 Young With Him 18 5 You're Never Too Old 18 6 Orphan Pages List Two

Possibly unused songs, in production sequence.

19 1 It's My Pleasure

19 2 Strange

19 3 Remember Who You Are!

19 4 You're Accused

19 5 Could That Man Be Me?

#11

19 6 I Don't Love You (Do You Mind?)

#12

19 7 I Can't Wait!

#13

19 8 Shameless

#14

19 9 Knowing What You Don't Want

#15

19 10 This Side Of Paradise

#16

19 11 I Confess

#18

19 12 Figure Of A Man

#19

19 13 Does Anybody Really Know Marie?

#20

19 14 The Misguided Tour

#20A

19 15 There's No Where Else I'd Rather Be Tonight

#20B

19 16 Why Do We Have To Call It Love?

#21

19 17 Where Are You?

#22

19 18 Marie

#23

19 19 Drink The Wine!

#24

19 20 The Letter Home

#26

19 21 How Dare You!

#27

19 22 A Man's World

#28

20 1 My Lady

#29

20 2 Lewis Lambert Strether '49

#30

20 3 My Bosom My Bottom My Bananas

#31

20 4 Paris Is Paris

#32

20 5 Tell Her Instrumental

#33

20 6 The Attic Aristocracy

#34

20 7 Live, Lambert, Live!

#35

20 8 I Like It Here!

#36

20 9 Be Parisian!

#37

20 10 I Will Not Like Paris

#38

20 11 Let Me Show You Paris!

#39

20 12 Who Will Buy My Flowers?

#40

20 13 To Be Remembered

#41

20 14 We've Been Good For Each Other

#42

20 15 Family Tree And No Fairer Tree

#43

20 16 Spend A Little Bit Time

#46

Piano-Vocal Score (New York Version) 20 17 Act I 20 18 Act II Parts Alternative Arrangements 21 1 All Of My Life and Lilas 21 2 Love Finds The Lonely 21 3 Papa 21 4 Prologue 21 5 Surprise 21 6 Surprise Transition Bound Parts 22 1 Reed I (Flute) 22 2 Reed 2 (Oboe) 22 3 Reed 3 (Clarinet) 23 1-2 Reed 4 (Bassoon) 23 3 French Horns 24 1 Trumpets 1-2 24 2 Trumpet 3 24 3 Trumpet (unidentified) 25 1-2 Trombone 25 3 Violin A 26 1 Violin B 26 2 Violin C 27 1 Viola 27 2 Cello 27 3 Bass 28 1 Piano 28 2 Organ 29 1 Accordian 29 2-3 Harp 30 1-2 Percussion Deletions 30 3 Flute 30 4 Bassoon 30 5 French Horn 30 6-7 Trumpet 31 1 Trombone 31 2 Violin 31 3 Bass 31 4 Organ 31 5 Percussion 31 6 Conductor Scores 31 7 General Unbound Parts 32 1 Woodwind I 32 2 Woodwind II 32 3 French Horn 32 4-5 Violins

For cast album.

33 1-3 Violins

General.

34 1 Violins

General.

34 2-3 Viola 34 4 Cello 35 1 Bass 35 2 Harp 35 3 General 35 4 Sketches 36 1 The Bride Wore Yolande, 1964

Lyrics by Hal Hackady. Lead sheets. See also papers in Box 46, Folder 5.

36 2 Cinderella, undated

Lyrics by Hal Hackady. Lead sheets. See also papers in Box 46, Folder 6.

36 3 First Love, undated

Lyrics by Hal Hackady. Lead sheets. See also papers in Box 46, Folder 7.

I Laughed At Spring, 1951

Ballet. See also papers in Box 46, Folders 8-9.

36 4 Sketches 36 5 Parts 37 1 Reduction Scores And Lead Sheets 37 2 The Little Prince Who Cried, 1974

Book by Gerry Hackady and Jay Fishman. Lyrics by Jay Fishman. Lead sheets. See also papers in Box 46, Folder 10.

37 3 Mrs. Who, 1962

Proposed musical, never produced. Lyrics by Hal Hackady. Lead sheets. See also papers in Box 46, Folder 11.

37 4 O'Malley's Nuns, 1966

Unproduced musical. Book by Hal Hackady, lyrics by Eddie Heyman. Lead sheets. See also papers in Box 47, Folder 1.

38 1 Once Around The Universe, 1973

Lyrics by Jay Fishman. Lead sheets. See also papers in Box 47, Folder 2.

38 2 Senior Prom, 1958

Film. Lyrics by Hal Hackady. Includes published lead sheet. See also papers in Box 47, Folder 3, and recording in Separated Materials.

38 3 Step Right Up, undated

Lyrics by Hal Hackady. Lead sheets. See also Papers in Box 47, Folders 5-6.

39 1-2 Step Right Up, undated 39 3 Turnpike, 1960-1962

Television film music. Sketches, lead sheets and conductor score. Arranged by John Mandel. See also script in Box 48, Folder 1.

39 4 Two Tickets To Paris, 1962

Lyrics by Hal Hackady. Lead sheets.

39 5 Where The Money Went, undated

Lyrics by Hal Hackady. Lead sheets.

Wonders Of... Film Series, 1960-1962

Music for promotional film series.

40 1 Wonders Of Arkansas, 1962

Full score, conductor score and parts for vocal group. Arranged by Ray Ellis.

40 2 Wonders Of Dallas, 1962

Lead sheets and conductor scores. Arranged by Ray Ellis. See also papers in Box 48, Folder 3.

40 3 Wonders Of Ontario, 1960

Lead sheets, some published.

40 4 Wonders Of Philadelphia, 1961-1962

Lead sheets and full scores for solo voice and choir.

40 5 Yankee Doodle Girl, 1968

Unfinished musical. Lead sheets. See also papers in Box 48, Folder 5.

Sub-Series 3: Songs, 1946-1969 and undated 4.5 boxes

This sub-series consists of lead sheets and other documentation of songs which Gohman wrote with various lyricists, primarily Hal Hackady but also many others, including several with Fred Ebb. A few have lyrics by Gohman. (Unless otherwise noted, all lyrics are by Hackady.) Some files for the songs contain copyright forms or correspondence with royalty agencies. Most of the lead sheets are unpublished although some have published versions. Some also have sketches and alternative or unused lyrics. While these songs appear to be separate from the projects documented in sub-series 2, some may have been used in those projects.

41 1 Alfred, The Airsick Eagle, undated

Lyrics by Lowell Galaway. See also recording in Separated Materials.

41 2 All Is Well, 1950

Lyrics by Van Cunningham and Don Gohman.

41 3 All's Fair In Love And War, undated 41 4 Almost, 1953

Lyrics by Steve Brode.

41 5 Are You A Dream?, undated

Lyrics by Jane Spanagel and Don Gohman.

41 6 Automat Song, undated

Lyrics by Dave Rogers.

41 7 Be A Manly Man, undated

No lyrics.

41 8 Beautiful As Biscuits, undated 41 9 The Beauty Of Our Love, undated 41 10 The Best Way To Keep A Man, undated 41 11 Billy The Kid, undated 41 12 Black And Blue Heart, undated 41 13 Blue Blonde, undated 41 14 Blueberry Boy, undated 41 15 Bring Madam One More Liquor, undated

Lyrics by Stan Pearl.

41 16 Builder Of Dreams, 1954

Lyrics by Jack Perry and Harry Sims.

41 17 The Bump, undated

No lyrics.

41 18 Casual, 1959 41 19 Class Reunion, 1958 41 20 Convince Me, undated

Lyrics by Mort Goode.

41 21 Could It Be, 1946

Lyrics by Don Gohman.

41 22 The Day After Father's Day, undated

Lyrics by Van Cunningham. See also recording in Separated material.

41 23 Do You Remember, 1948

Lyrics by Don Gohman.

41 24 Do You Think Enough Of Me, undated

Lyrics by Don Gohman.

41 25 Don't Go Lookin' For Me, undated

Lyrics by Mace Neufeld.

41 26 Don't Wait To Lose Me To Love Me, undated

Lyrics by Ray Golden.

41 27 Doralynne, undated

Lyrics by Stan Pearl.

41 28 Enchanted, undated

Lyrics by Van Cunningham.

41 29 Escape Me Never, undated

Lyrics by Bob Miles.

41 30 Every Woman, 1957

Lyrics by Mort Goode. Included published lead sheet.

41 31 Everyone's Sorry, undated

Lyrics by Mace Neufeld and Lowell Sallaway.

41 32 Explain It To My Heart, 1955 41 33 Eyes Of Love, 1962

Lyrics by Max Smith and Don Gohman.

41 34 Fiddler's Family, undated

Lyrics by John Murray.

41 35 Fire!, undated 41 36 First Love, undated 41 37 Follow That Woman, undated

Lyrics by Bill Colove and Mal West.

41 38 A Fool To Love You, undated 41 39 The Fourth Day Out From San Francisco, undated

Lyric by Van Cunningham.

41 40 From Now On, undated

Lyrics by Dick Poston.

41 41 Front Page News, undated 42 1 Gadabout, undated

Lyrics by Fred Ebb.

42 2 The Garden Of Love, undated

Lyrics by Lana Stein.

42 3 Gay Paree, undated

Lyrics by Elizabeth Hart.

42 4 Get Lost, undated

Lyrics by Mort Goode.

42 5 Ghost Town, undated

Lyrics by Mort Goode and Chuck Sweeney.

42 6 Go Away Closer, undated

Lyrics by Syd Shaw.

42 7 Go Beyond The Borders, undated

Lyrics by Jack Segal.

42 8 Goldilocks, undated 42 9 Guillotine Theme, undated

No lyrics.

42 10 Harvest Of Love, undated 42 11 Have Girl Will Love, undated 42 12 Hello Heartbreak, undated

Lyrics by John Deuries.

42 13 Here's To Love, undated

Lyrics by Don Gohman.

42 14 Hop Toad, undated 42 15 A Hotrod Sittin' By A Hot Dog Stand, undated

Lyrics by Ann Crosswell.

42 16 How Can I Keep From Letting You Know, undated

Lyrics by Stan Pearl.

42 17 How Can I Tell You, undated

Lyrics by Bob Arthur.

42 18 How I Love You, undated 42 19 How I Wish You Could Have Lied, undated

Music and lyrics by Mildred Starr.

42 20 I Can Tell Your Fortune, undated

Lyrics by Max Smith.

42 21 I Didn't Have The Heart, undated 42 22 I Never Forget, undated

Lyrics by Fred Ebb.

42 23 If He Were Really Me, undated

Lyrics by Dave Rogers.

42 24 I'm Gonna Set Fire To My House, 1957

Lyrics by John Deuries.

42 25 I'm Not Long For This Love, undated 42 26 Imitation Of You, undated

Lyrics by Van Cunningham.

42 27 In Love And Out Again, 1953-1956

Lyrics by Stan Pearl and Stella Lee. Includes published lead sheet.

42 28 Infatuation, undated

Lyrics by Marion Herget.

42 29 Insomnia, undated

Lyrics by Stan Pearl.

42 30 Instant Men, undated 42 31 It's An Indescribable Feeling, 1950

Lyrics by Jerry Hughes.

42 32 It's Better To Be Looked Over, undated 42 33 It's Bigger Than You And Me, undated 42 34 It's Such A Too Long Time Between Trains, 1950

Lyrics by Jerry Hughes.

42 35 It's Written All Over My Face, undated 42 36 Ivy Walls, undated 42 37 Jack O' Diamonds, 1954

Lyrics by Art Kane.

43 1 Just Say I Love You, undated 43 2 Kiss Away The Pain, 1957 43 3 Kiss Me And Tell Me, undated

Lyrics by Ben Sazzman and Stan Pearl.

43 4 The Last Time You Broke My Heart, 1958-1969 43 5 Laugh It Up, undated

Lyrics by Fred Ebb.

43 6 Let Me Down Gently, undated

Lyrics by Steve Brode and Don Gohman.

43 7 Let Them, undated

Lyrics by Sol Parker.

43 8 Lost Without Love, undated

Lyrics by Elizabeth Hart.

43 9 Love Is A Four Letter Word, undated 43 10 Love Me Baby, 1958 43 11 Love Wise, undated 43 12 The Man Who Has Everything, 1963

Theme from A Different Drum.

43 13 Money Song, undated 43 14 The More That I Do, undated 43 15 Mr. Love, 1968 43 16 My Girl, undated 43 17 My Heart Will Play The Music, undated 43 18 My Home Is Ohio, 1952 43 19 My Honey, undated

Lyrics by Gail Sheppard.

43 20 My Hour Of Need, undated 43 21 My Mississippi Missus, undated

Lyrics by Don Gohman.

43 22 The Mysterious Miss Malone, undated

Lyrics by Marion Herget.

43 23 Nancy, undated 43 24 Never Before, undated 43 25 Never Let Him Know, undated

Lyrics by Mildred Starr and Coaralie Bernstein.

43 26 Never My Love, 1959

Lyrics by Sol Parker. Includes published lead sheet.

43 27 The Next Time, undated

Lyrics by Marion Herget.

43 28 Nixon's The One, 1968 43 29 The Old Carousel In The Park, undated

Lyrics by Fred Ebb.

43 30 Once A Fool, 1968 43 31 Once Before, 1960

Lyrics by Redd Evans.

43 32 Once Upon A Sunrise, undated 43 33 One Five-Seven Singles, 1957

See also recording in Separated Material.

43 34 A One Room Apartment For Two, undated

Lyrics by Ann Crosswell.

43 35 One Year Older, undated 43 36 Other Times, Other Loves, undated

Lyrics by Jerry Hughes.

44 1 Puppy Love, 1963 44 2 Port De Paix, undated 44 3 Rebound Love, undated 44 4 Rockerfeller, undated 44 5 Satan Is A Woman, undated 44 6 Saucy Susan, 1964 44 7 Secret Souvenirs, undated

Lyrics by Sol Parker.

44 8 The Ship That Never Sailed, undated

Lyrics by Sol Parker.

44 9 Shy, undated 44 10 So Let's Agree, undated

Lyrics by Don Gohman.

44 11 Soldier's Waltz, undated 44 12 The Sound And The Fury, 1958 44 13 Step By Step, undated

Lyrics by Don Gohman.

44 14 Stolen Moment, 1958-1966

Lyrics by Mack Discant.

44 15 Stop Hoardin' Your Love, undated 44 16 Suzanne, undated 44 17 Tall Story, undated 44 18 Telegram, undated

Lyrics by Jack Perry and Harry Sims.

44 19 That's What Dreams Are For, undated

Lyrics by Jack Perry and Harry Sims.

44 20 There Are Times, 1956 44 21 They Call Me Lucky, undated

Lyrics by Mildred Starr.

44 22 This Time Tomorrow, 1953-1960

Lyrics by Joan Javits.

44 23 Three Dimensional Daddy, undated

Lyrics by Felice Baver.

44 24 The Thunder In My Heart, undated 44 25 Till You Smile, undated 44 26 Time And Again, undated 44 27 Time Will Tell, undated

Lyrics by Fred Ebb and Lowell Salaway.

44 28 To Me, undated

Lyrics by Gail Shepard.

44 29 Tom, Tom, Tom, undated 44 30 Too Much, Too Soon, undated 44 31 Two Days, Two Weeks, Two Months, undated

Lyrics by Diane Lampert.

44 32 Two Perfect Strangers, undated 44 33 Two Time, One Time And Too Often, 1968 44 34 Under The Mistletoe, undated 44 35 A Very Tall Story, undated 44 36 Voo Doo Doll, undated 44 37 Wallpaper Angels, undated 44 38 Weep Me No Tears, undated 44 39 What's Goin' On Down There, undated 44 40 When I Was A Child, 1965

Lyrics by Mace Nuefeld and Bob Arthur. Contains published lead sheet.

44 41 When You're Alone, 1955

Lyrics by Sol Parker.

44 42 When You're In Love, undated 44 43 When You're One, undated

Lyrics by Max Smith.

44 44 Where Do You Go, undated

Lyrics by Mace Neufeld.

44 45 The White Of The Year, undated 44 46 Why We're Here, undated

Lyrics by Eddie Heyman.

44 47 Why Does The Dream Have To End, undated

Lyrics by Bob Arthur.

44 48 Why Don't You Take It From There, undated

Lyrics by Richard Evans.

44 49 Will My Love Come Home To Me, undated

Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein.

44 50 Will-O-Way, undated 44 51 Wishful Thinking, undated 44 52 With You, 1946

Lyrics by Don Gohman.

44 53 Women Are Necessary Evils, undated

Lyrics by Sid Baird.

45 1 Yesterday's Balloons, undated

Lyrics by Lana Stein.

45 2 Yesterday's Roses, undated

Lyrics by Chuck Sweeney.

45 3 You And Eve, undated 45 4 You Know When It's Him, undated 45 5 You Make My Heart Go Boom, undated 45 6 You'd Better Be Good To Me, undated

Lyrics by Fred Ebb.

45 7 Your Time Will Come, undated

Lyrics by Millie Starr.

45 8 You're Elected, undated

Lyrics by Mace Neufeld and Max Miller.

45 9 Yours Is That Face Beautiful, undated

Lyrics by Mann Curtis.

45 10 You've Never Been Kissed, 1958 Series II: Papers, 1949-1974 and undated 3.5 boxes

Alphabetical

This series consists of business papers and correspondence, newspaper clippings, and lyrics submitted to Gohman by various lyricists. The projects Gohman was involved with are documented by correspondence, notes, contracts, scripts and publicity material. The clippings document Gohman’s life and career from 1950 to 1972. Ambassador has the most documentation of this series, in both business papers and clippings, although earlier projects also show up in the clippings. The lyrics include a folder of Hal Hackady work, as well as a large set of lyrics from unknown and unidentified writers.

45 11 Arch Music, 1963-1964 and undated Clippings, 1958-1972 and undated 45 12 1950-1955 45 13 1958-1966 45 14 1971-1972 and undated Lyrics, 1949-1960 and undated 45 15 Hal Hackady, 1960 and undated 45 16 Other Lyricists, 1949-1950 and undated 45 17-18 Unidentified, undated Projects, 1950-1974 and undated Ambassador, 1960-1972 and undated 45 19 Lyrics And Outlines, 1962 Notes And Correspondence, 1960-1972 45 20 1960-1965 46 1 1971-1972 46 2 Programs, 1971-1972 46 3 Publicity, 1962-1971

For British production.

46 4 Script, undated 46 5 The Bride Wore Yolande, 1964

Notes and copyright papers. See also scores in Box 36, Folder 1.

46 6 Cinderella, 1965

Program and lyrics. See also scores in Box 36, Folder 2.

46 7 First Love, undated

Outline and lyrics. See also scores in Box 36, Folder 3.

I Laughed At Spring, 1950-1953

Ballet. See also scores in Box 36, Folders 4-5 and Box 37, Folder 1.

46 8 Correspondence And Synopsis 46 9 Programs And Publicity

Contains photograph of Gohman and unidentified individual.

46 10 The Little Prince Who Cried, 1974

Lyrics. See also scores in Box 37, Folder 2.

46 11 Mrs. Who, 1962

Synopsis and lyrics. See also scores in Box 37, Folder 3.

47 1 O'Malley's Nuns, 1966

Lyrics and notes. See also scores in Box 37, Folder 4.

47 2 Once Around The Universe, 1973