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House of flowers : Broadway cast recording

Title
  1. House of flowers : Broadway cast recording / music by Harold Arlen ; lyrics by Truman Capote ; orchestrations, Ted Royal.
Published by
  1. New York, NY : Sony Classical/Columbia/Legacy : Columbia Broadway Masterworks, [2003], ℗2003.
Author
  1. Arlen, Harold, 1905-1986

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Additional authors
  1. Capote, Truman, 1924-1984
  2. Royal, Ted, 1904-1981
  3. Bailey, Pearl
  4. Carroll, Diahann
  5. Hall, Juanita, 1901-1968
  6. Walston, Ray, 1917-2001
  7. Di Luca, Dino, 1903-1991
  8. Spearman, Rawn W. (Rawn Wardell), 1920-2009
  9. Holder, Geoffrey, 1930-2014
  10. Moore, Ada
  11. Mosier, Enid
  12. Harper, Dolores
  13. Arlen, Jerry
Description
  1. 1 audio disc (67 min., 20 sec.) : digital; 4 3/4 in.
Subject
  1. Musicals
Contents
  1. Overture -- Waitin' -- One man (ain't quite enough) -- A sleepin' bee -- Smellin' of vanilla (Bamboo cage) -- House of flowers -- Two ladies in de shade of de banana tree -- What is a friend for? -- Mardi Gras waltz -- I never has seen snow -- Can I leave off wearing my shoes? -- Has I let you down? -- Slide, boy, slide -- Don't like goodbyes -- The turtle song -- Bonus tracks. Mardi Gras waltz (Percy Faith and his orchestra; recorded Jan. 27, 1955, originally released as CL 640, Mar. 7, 1955) ; Two ladies in de shade of de banana tree (Enid Mosier; recorded June 7, 1956, originally released as CL 928, Nov. 12, 1956) ; Ottilie and the bee (Truman Capote; originally released as ML 4969 [sic], Jan. 17, 1955) ; A sleepin' bee (demo recording to Truman Capote) (Harold Arlen).
Owning institution
  1. Columbia University Libraries
Note
  1. Music by Harold Arlen ; lyrics by Truman Capote ; orchestrations, Ted Royal.
  2. Originally released as ML 4969 in 1955; includes some previously unreleased material.
  3. Compact disc.
  4. Program notes by Didier Deutsch and Howard Kissel, and synopsis (11 p. : ports.) inserted in container.
Credits (note)
  1. Produced by Goddard Lieberson.
Event (note)
  1. Recorded at CBS 30th Street Studios, Jan. 9, 1955.