Word: hart
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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ONCE IN A LIFETIME?Extraordinarily good satire on the creatures and characteristics of Hollywood, by Moss Hart & George S. Kaufman...
...American Year Book for 1930" which was edited by Professor A. B. Hart '80, in collaboration with William M. Schuller, journalist, came from the press yesterday...
Another triumph for the peerless team of Fields, Rodgers & Hart, the plot is in the Once in a Lifetime manner, a succession of uncharitable laughs at the expense of Hollywood. Miss Lake and Mr. Whiting trek out from St. Paul to make good in the movies. Miss Lake-a lovely synthesis, one part Ginger Rogers, one part Ethel Merman-makes good first. Her fame permeates even the fastness of the Tennessee mountains, for in Scene 4 three backwoods girls (the talented, reedy-voiced Forman sisters) are aware that...
Packed like honey in a hive are the sweet, nostalgic tunes of Messrs. Rodgers & Hart. Made to order for the grey tea-dance hour are: "I've Got $5" and "We'll Be The Same." All in all, America's Sweetheart is an uncommonly good musical show...
...collaboration of Composer Richard Rodgers, and Lyricist Lorenz Hart began in 1919 when they wrote the Columbia University 'varsity show directed and staged by Herbert Fields. The next year, when Mr. Rodgers was 17, they presented The Poor Little Ritz Girl, under the direction of Producer Lewis Marice "Lew" Fields, father of Librettist Herbert Fields. "Manhattan" and "Sentimental Me," two tuneful numbers in the Garrick Gaieties of 1925, made them. Since then the team, joined by the younger Fields, has turned out some of Broadway's freshest musicomedies: Dearest Enemy, The Girl Friend, Peggy...