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Additional authors

1. Kladitis, Manny
2. Platt, Jon B.
3. Herman, Jerry, 1931-2019.
4. Herman, Jerry, 1931-2019
5. Stewart, Michael, 1924-1987
6. Wilder, Thornton, 1897-1975.
7. Reams, Lee Roy
8. Bateman, Bill
9. Smith, Oliver Lemuel, 1918-1994
10. Billington, Ken, 1946-
11. Bixby, Jonathan
12. Fitzgerald, Peter (Peter J.)
13. Lang, Philip J. (Philip Joseph), 1911-1986
14. Howard, Peter, 1927-2008
15. Everly, Jack
16. Carr, Thomas P.
17. Channing, Carol
18. Garner, Jay
19. DeVries, Michael
20. English, Cory, 1968-
21. Mahl, Lori Ann
22. Darrah, James
23. Wemitt, Monica M.
24. DeVito, Christine
25. Pudenz, Steve
26. Lacey, Florence
27. Bantay, John
28. Barbieri, Desta
29. Bellmann, Kimberly
30. Blanchard, Bruce
31. Bourneuf, Stephen
32. Brightman, Julian
33. Burrows, Kevin M.
34. Cruikshank, Holly
35. Gee, Simone
36. Gillman, Jason
37. Govich, Milica
38. Green, Elizabeth A. H.
39. Ives, Donald
40. Joy, Jennifer Joan
41. LoBuono, Dan
42. Madden, Jim
43. Michaels, Halden
44. Moore, Sharon
45. Quinn, Michael
46. Randle, Robert
47. Rosengarten, Mitch
48. Salvatore, John
49. Setrakian, Mary
50. Sheridan, Clarence M.
51. Sipress, Matthew A.
52. Slovacek, Randy
53. Preston-Smith, Roger
54. Stover, Ashley
55. Tibbitts, Michele
56. Stucker, Richard
57. Corwin, Betty L.
58. Magic Promotions and Theatricals, producer
59. Pace Theatrical Group, producer
60. New York Public Library for the Performing Arts. Billy Rose Theatre Division. Theatre on Film and Tape Archive
61. Ira and Leonore S. Gershwin Philanthropic Fund
62. Charles Lowe Productions

Description

1. 2 videodiscs (DVD) (157 min.) : sd., col.; 4 3/4 in.

Subject

1. Theatrical productions > New York (State) > New York > 1991-2000
2. Man-woman relationships > Drama
3. Marriage brokerage > Drama
4. Wilder, Thornton, 1897-1975 > Adaptations
5. Musical theater > New York (State) > New York
6. Musicals

Genre/Form

1. Musicals.

Call number

1. NCOV 1865

Note

1. A reviewer's reel featuring excerpts from this production taped during its pre-Broadway tour in July 1994 in Denver, Colorado, is available on NCOX 1208. A television promotional program that aired on this revival's opening night, covering the history of the show, is available on NCOX 1114.

Access (note)

1. Restricted to qualified researchers.

Credits (note)

1. Set design, Oliver Smith ; lighting design, Ken Billington ; costume design, Jonathan Bixby ; sound design, Peter J. Fitzgerald ; orchestrations, Philip J. Lang ; dance arrangements, Peter Howard ; music director & conductor, Jack Everly ; prod. stage manager, Thomas P. Carr.

Performer (note)

1. Carol Channing, Jay Garner, Michael DeVries, Cory English, Lori Ann Mahl, James Darrah, Monica M. Wemitt, Christine DeVito, Steve Pudenz, Florence Lacey, John Bantay, Desta Barbieri, Bill Bateman, Kimberly Bellmann, Bruce Blanchard, Stephen Bourneuf, Julian Brightman, Kevin M. Burrows, Holly Cruikshank, Simone Gee, Jason Gillman, Milica Govich, Elizabeth Green, Donald Ives, Jennifer Joan Joy, Dan LoBuono, Jim Madden, Halden Michaels, Sharon Moore, Michael Quinn, Robert Randle, Mitch Rosengarten, John Salvatore, Mary Setrakian, Clarence M. Sheridan, Matthew A. Sipress, Randy Slovacek, Roger Preston Smith, Ashley Stover, Michele Tibbitts.

Event (note)

1. Videotaped by The New York Public Library's Theatre on Film and Tape Archive at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, New York, N.Y., Jan. 23, 1996.

Funding (note)

1. Recorded with the financial assistance of the Ira and Leonore S. Gershwin Philanthropic Fund and Charles Lowe Productions.

Biography (note)

1. The original Broadway production of this show was produced by David Merrick, and directed & choreographed by Gower Champion. It opened on Jan. 16, 1964 with Carol Channing in the lead role, and ran for almost seven years.

Title

1. Hello, Dolly! [videorecording] / Manny Kladitis, Magic Promotions and Theatricals, Pace Theatrical Group, Inc., Jon B. Platt proudly present ; production supervisor, Jerry Herman ; book by Michael Stewart ; music and lyrics by Jerry Herman ; based on the play "The Matchmaker" by Thornton Wilder ; directed and staged by Lee Roy Reams ; associate choreographer, Bill Bateman ; [video director] Stucker ; [video producer] Theatre on Film and Tape Archive, Betty L. Corwin, director.

Imprint

1. New York, c1996.

Access

1. Restricted to qualified researchers.

Credits

1. Set design, Oliver Smith ; lighting design, Ken Billington ; costume design, Jonathan Bixby ; sound design, Peter J. Fitzgerald ; orchestrations, Philip J. Lang ; dance arrangements, Peter Howard ; music director & conductor, Jack Everly ; prod. stage manager, Thomas P. Carr.

Cast

1. Carol Channing, Jay Garner, Michael DeVries, Cory English, Lori Ann Mahl, James Darrah, Monica M. Wemitt, Christine DeVito, Steve Pudenz, Florence Lacey, John Bantay, Desta Barbieri, Bill Bateman, Kimberly Bellmann, Bruce Blanchard, Stephen Bourneuf, Julian Brightman, Kevin M. Burrows, Holly Cruikshank, Simone Gee, Jason Gillman, Milica Govich, Elizabeth Green, Donald Ives, Jennifer Joan Joy, Dan LoBuono, Jim Madden, Halden Michaels, Sharon Moore, Michael Quinn, Robert Randle, Mitch Rosengarten, John Salvatore, Mary Setrakian, Clarence M. Sheridan, Matthew A. Sipress, Randy Slovacek, Roger Preston Smith, Ashley Stover, Michele Tibbitts.

Event

1. Videotaped by The New York Public Library's Theatre on Film and Tape Archive at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, New York, N.Y., Jan. 23, 1996.

Funding

1. Recorded with the financial assistance of the Ira and Leonore S. Gershwin Philanthropic Fund and Charles Lowe Productions.

Biography

1. The original Broadway production of this show was produced by David Merrick, and directed & choreographed by Gower Champion. It opened on Jan. 16, 1964 with Carol Channing in the lead role, and ran for almost seven years.

Connect to:

1. Request Access to Theatre on Film and Tape Archive Special Collections material

Added author

1. Kladitis, Manny, producer.
2. Platt, Jon B., producer.
3. Herman, Jerry, 1931-2019. Hello, Dolly!
4. Herman, Jerry, 1931-2019, lyricist.
5. Stewart, Michael, 1924-1987, librettist.
6. Wilder, Thornton, 1897-1975.
7. Reams, Lee Roy, director.
8. Reams, Lee Roy, choreographer.
9. Bateman, Bill, choreographer.
10. Bateman, Bill, performer.
11. Smith, Oliver Lemuel, 1918-1994, set designer.
12. Billington, Ken, 1946- lighting designer.
13. Bixby, Jonathan, costume designer.
14. Fitzgerald, Peter (Peter J.), sound designer.
15. Lang, Philip J. (Philip Joseph), 1911-1986, orchestrations.
16. Howard, Peter, 1927-2008, arranger of music.
17. Everly, Jack, conductor.
18. Carr, Thomas P., production stage manager.
19. Channing, Carol, performer.
20. Garner, Jay, performer.
21. DeVries, Michael, performer.
22. English, Cory, 1968- performer.
23. Mahl, Lori Ann, performer.
24. Darrah, James, performer.
25. Wemitt, Monica M., performer.
26. DeVito, Christine, performer.
27. Pudenz, Steve, performer.
28. Lacey, Florence, performer.
29. Bantay, John, performer.
30. Barbieri, Desta, performer.
31. Bellmann, Kimberly, performer.
32. Blanchard, Bruce, performer.
33. Bourneuf, Stephen, performer.
34. Brightman, Julian, performer.
35. Burrows, Kevin M., performer.
36. Cruikshank, Holly, performer.
37. Gee, Simone, performer.
38. Gillman, Jason, performer.
39. Govich, Milica, performer.
40. Green, Elizabeth A. H., performer.
41. Ives, Donald, performer.
42. Joy, Jennifer Joan, performer.
43. LoBuono, Dan, performer.
44. Madden, Jim, performer.
45. Michaels, Halden, performer.
46. Moore, Sharon, performer.
47. Quinn, Michael, performer.
48. Randle, Robert, performer.
49. Rosengarten, Mitch, performer.
50. Salvatore, John, performer.
51. Setrakian, Mary, performer.
52. Sheridan, Clarence M., performer.
53. Sipress, Matthew A., performer.
54. Slovacek, Randy, performer.
55. Preston-Smith, Roger, performer.
56. Stover, Ashley, performer.
57. Tibbitts, Michele, performer.
58. Stucker, Richard, videographer.
59. Corwin, Betty L.
60. Magic Promotions and Theatricals, producer.
61. Pace Theatrical Group, producer.
62. New York Public Library for the Performing Arts. Billy Rose Theatre Division. Theatre on Film and Tape Archive.
63. Ira and Leonore S. Gershwin Philanthropic Fund.
64. Charles Lowe Productions.

Research call number

1. NCOV 1865