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The Cultural Critic. The music world thinks of Sammy Cahn & Jule Styne as a team. The songwriters burst on public consciousness with a string of hits in the 1940s, and both remained in the limelight till their deaths — Cahn in 1993 at age 79, Styne in 1994 at 88. But they wrote only two Broadway shows together and essentially stopped working ...
31 de jul. de 2019 · We all know that Hazel Flagg was not a big hit, having run a lackluster 190 performances at the Mark Hellinger Theatre. The musical had a score with music by Jule Styne ( High Button Shoes, Gentlemen Prefer Blonde s), lyrics by Bob Hilliard (Disney’s animated Alice in Wonderland ), and a book by Ben Hecht based on the 1937 film Nothing Sacred, itself inspired by a story by James Street.
Synopsis. The time is the 1930s. In a Vermon town, Hazel Flagg has been painting radium dials in a watchworks. She is told by Dr. Downer that she has only three weeks to live. In New York, a genius magazine editor who is looking to boost the magazine's circulation thinks it would be a good stunt to bring Hazel down and give her a big fling in ...
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Hazel Flagg premiered on Broadway at the Mark Hellinger Theatre on February 11, 1953. Directed by Robert Alton, the production starred Helen Gallagher in the title role and featured John Howard, Thomas Mitchell, Benay Venuta and Jack Whiting. After playing 190 performances, the show closed on September 19, 1953.
7 de may. de 2009 · Composer Jule Styne produced the musical and wrote the songs with pop lyricist Bob Hilliard, and the star was Helen Gallagher, moving up to a lead role after several supporting ones on Broadway. On the cast album, she sings her many songs with enthusiasm, but she doesn't really display the outsized personality of a headliner.
Leben. Jule Styne wurde geboren als Sohn einer jüdischen Auswandererfamilie aus der Ukraine, die, nach einer längeren Zwischenstation in Großbritannien, 1912 die Vereinigten Staaten erreichte. Als musikalisch hochbegabtes Kind erhielt er Klavierunterricht und spielte mit den Sinfonieorchestern von Chicago, Detroit und St. Louis.
