New York Post
New York State Federation of Women’s Clubs
New York Sun
New York Times
New York World-Telegram & Sun
Nichols, Lewis
Nietzsche, Friedrich
Nimitz, Chester W.
Nimmo, James
Nixon, Marni
Nixon, Richard
No, No, Nanette
“No Other Love”
North by Northwest (film)
Norton, Elliot
No Strings
critics on
Tony Awards
written
“No Way to Stop It”
“Now Is the Time”
Nuyen, France
Obama, Barack
Odets, Clifford
Of Thee I Sing
Oh, Boy
“Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin’”
O’Hara, John
Oklahoma!
ballet
Bennett’s orchestrations and
Carousel and
cast and creative team
cast recording
critics on
de Mille and
finances and
Hammerstein on, vs. Show Boat
Hammerstein writes book and lyrics
Hart bows out of
Helburn proposes
Hersey on
opening night
out-of-town tryouts
Pulitzer Prize
revivals
revolutionary nature of
rights and
Rodgers and Hammerstein agree to collaborate on
Rodgers and Hammerstein writing method and
Rodgers writes music
South Pacific vs.
statehood idea and
Steinbeck on
success of
title
touring company
World War II and
Oklahoma! (film)
cast
critics on
finances and
Rodgers and Hammerstein produce
“Oklahoma” (song)
“Old Black Joe”
“Old Fashioned Wedding, An”
“Ol’ Man River”
On a Clear Day You Can See Forever (Lerner & Lane)
Once Upon a Mattress (Mary Rodgers)
One Dam Thing After Another
“One Foot, Other Foot”
O’Neill, Eugene
One Minute, Please
“On the Sunny Side of the Street”
On the Town
On the Waterfront (film)
On Your Toes
On Your Way
“Operation Alligator” (Michener)
“Ordinary Couple, An”
Oregon Shakespeare Festival
Osborn, Fairfield
“Our Heroine” (Michener)
Our Town (Wilder)
Pajama Game, The
Pal Joey
Papp, Joseph
Paramount Pictures
Peace Pirates, The
Pearl Harbor
Peggy-Ann
People’s Songs
“People Will Say We’re in Love”
Perlberg, William
Peter Pan
Peters, Lauri
Picnic (film)
Picnic (Inge play)
Pinza, Ezio
Pipe Dream
critics on
failure of
Steinbeck on
written
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Plummer, Christopher
Pomahac, Bruce
Pop
Porgy and Bess (musical)
Porgy (Heyward and Heyward play)
Porter, Cole
Potash, Shirley
“Prelude to Ballet”
Presley, Elvis
Prince, Harold
“Prince Is Giving a Ball, The”
Prude, Walter
Puccini, Giacomo
Pulitzer Prize
“Puzzlement, A”
Pygmalion (Shaw)
Queen O’ Hearts
Quinn, Anthony
racial prejudice
Radio Writers Guild
Raitt, John
Reagan, Ronald
“Real Nice Clambake, A”
Reinheimer, Howard
“Remittance Man” (Michener)
Repairs Inc.
Republican Party
Revuers, The
Rex
Reynolds, Debbie
Riggs, Rollie Lynn
Rio Rita
Rittmann, Trude
RKO
Robards, Jason, Jr.
Robbins, Jerome
Roberts, Joan
Robeson, Essie
Robeson, Paul
Robinson, Jackie
Rockefeller, Nelson
Rodeo (de Mille ballet)
Rodgers, Dorothy Belle Feiner (wife)
Berlin and
career of
Carousel and
children and
death of
death of Richard and
Dorothy Hammerstein and
Hart and
heart attack of
homes and
I Remember Mama and
King and I and
marriage to Richard
Oklahoma and
publishes My Favorite Things
relationship of Rodgers and Hammerstein and
Richard’s health problems and
Rodgers, Linda (daughter; later Melnick)
Rodgers, Mamie Levy (mother)
Rodgers, Mary (daughter)
Rodgers, Morty (brother)
Rodgers, Richard
aging of
alcoholism and
Allegro and
Andrews on
Androcles and the Lion and
Annie Get Your Gun produced by
autobiography Musical Stages and
awards and
Bennett’s orchestrations and
Berlin and
Bernstein on
birth of
Broadway debut Lonely Romeo with Hart and
business acumen and
Carousel and
Carousel filming and
Carroll on
childhood and early life of
on Chorus Line
Cinderella and
collaboration with Hammerstein, as conundrum
collaboration with Hammerstein, begun with Oklahoma
collaboration with Hammerstein, revived after King and I
collaboration with Harnick on Rex
collaboration with Hart
collaboration with Sondheim on Do I Hear a Waltz?
collaborative skill of, with Hammerstein
on commercial projects
composing and work habits of
composing method with Hammerstein and
composing method with Hart and
Connecticut Yankee revival with Hart and
death of
death of Hart and
death of Hammerstein and
death of Lawrence and
de Mille and
depressions and
early collaboration with Hammerstein, Up Stage and Down
early musical influences
education of
Ewen on songwriting of
on failure
fame of
fiftieth birthday party
finances and
first copyrighted song
first meets Hammerstein at Columbia Varsity Show
first musical, One Minute Please
Flower Drum Song and
Garrick Gaieties with Hart and
Halliday and
Hammerstein’s political problems and
Hammerstein’s relationship with
Hammerstein vs.
Happy Birthday produced by
on Hart’s lyric writing
health problems of
Hersey on Ok
lahoma! and
hit songs and
Hollywood and
homes of
I Remember Mama as last musical of
jazz interpretations and
King and I and
King and I filming and
Lawrence and
legacy and influence of
Lerner and Loewe vs.
Logan’s credit for South Pacific and
London shows with Hart
lyrics written by
marriage to Dorothy Feiner
Mary Rodgers on
Me and Juliet and
Mielziner sues
musical style of
music publishing and
Music Theater of Lincoln Center led by
No Strings with Taylor and
Oklahoma! and
Oklahoma! filming and
On Your Toes with Hart and
Pal Joey with Hart and
personality and appearance of
Pipe Dream and
politics of
Porter on
producing and
recording contracts and
revivals and touring companies and
Rittmann’s arrangements and
Sondheim and
Sound of Music and
Sound of Music filming and
South Pacific and
South Pacific filming and
State Fair film remake and
success and
television tribute to
theatrical knowledge of
Toast of the Town tribute and
Two by Two and
Victory at Sea score and
womanizing and
Rodgers, Tily (aunt)
Rodgers, William Abraham (father)
Rodgers and Hammerstein Fact Book, The
Rodgers and Hammerstein firm
Annie Get Your Gun and
Happy Birthday and
I Remember Mama and
John Loves Mary and
sold
stops producing plays by others
Rodgers and Hammerstein Pictures
Rodgers and Hammerstein Songbook, The
Rogers, Ginger
Rogers, Will
Romberg, Sigmund
Roosevelt, Eleanor
Roosevelt, Franklin D.
Rose, Billy
Rose-Marie
Rosenberg, Julius and Ethel
Rowe, Clive
Ruby, Harry
Russell, Lillian
Russell, Rosalind
Ryan, Robert
Salomon, Henry
Sandburg, Carl
Saratoga Trunk (Ferber)
Sardi, Vincent, Jr.
Sargeant, Winthrop
Saroyan, William
Saturday Review
Savage, Archie
Saxon, Luther
Say It with Jazz
Say Mama!
Sayonara (film)
Schenck, Joseph
Schrier, Morris
Schubert, Franz
Schumann, Robert
Schuster, Max
Schwartz, Jonathan
Schwarzenegger, Arnold
Screenwriters Guild
Segal, Vivienne
Selznick, David O.
Selznick, Irene Mayer
Selznick, Myron
“Shall I Tell You What I Think of You?”
“Shall We Dance?”
Shamroy, Leon
Sharaff, Irene
Shaw, George Bernard
Sher, Bartlett
Sherwood, Robert E.
“Shine On, Harvest Moon”
Shipley, Ruth
Short, Hassard
Show Boat (Ferber novel)
Show Boat (film)
Show Boat (musical)
Oklahoma! and
revival
success of
themes of
Shribman, Joe
Shribman, Owen
Shriver, Maria
Shubert brothers
Sills, Beverly
Simmons, Jean
Simon, Henry
Simon, Paul
Simple Simon
Sinatra, Frank
“Sixteen Going on Seventeen”
Skin of Our Teeth, The (Wilder)
Skouras, George
Skouras, Spyros
Slaughter on Tenth Avenue (ballet)
“Small House of Uncle Thomas, The”
Smith, Cecil
Smith, Faye Elizabeth
Smith, Muriel
Smith, Oliver
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Sobel, Ronald
“So Far”
“Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise”
“Soliloquy”
“So Long, Farewell”
“Some Enchanted Evening”
“Someone to Watch over Me”
“Someone Will Teach You”
Something for the Boys
“Something Good”
“Something Wonderful”
Sondheim, Herbert
Sondheim, Janet Fox “Foxy”
Sondheim, Stephen
Allegro and
on Carousel
Company and
death of Hammerstein and
death of Rodgers and
Do I Hear a Waltz? and
Gypsy and
Hammerstein mentors
on Hammerstein and Rodgers
on Hammerstein’s lyrics
meets Harold Prince
West Side Story and
Song of the Flame
“Song of the High Seas”
Sothern, Ann
Sound of Music, The
cast and creative team
critics on
film version vs.
finances and
Hammerstein writes lyrics
Lindsay and Crouse write book
Maria von Trapp on
Martin and
opening night
original cast album
out-of-town tryouts
rehearsals
reputation of Rodgers and Hammerstein and
revivals
rights
Rodgers writes music
Sister Gregory as advisor on
success of
Timothy Crouse on
title
Tony Awards
Sound of Music, The (film)
Academy Awards and
cast
critics on
finances and
new songs for
script
soundtrack album
success of
“Sound of Music, The” (song)
South Pacific
awards
Bennett’s orchestration and
cast and creative team
choreography
copyright
critics on
as cultural phenomenon
finances and
Hammerstein writes book and lyrics
idea for, and Michener book
King and I and
Logan and
London production
Martin and
Michener offered share of
opening night
out-of-town tryouts
portrayal of Southeast Asia and
racial theme and
rehearsals and
revivals
Rittman arrangements and
Rodgers writes music
Steinbeck on
success of
touring company
South Pacific (film)
cast
critics on
finances and
soundtrack album
Spanish Civil War
Spencer, Elizabeth
Spencer, Natalie
Springsteen, Bruce
Stack, Robert
Stanislavski, Konstantin
Stanwyck, Barbara
Star Is Born, A (film)
“Star-Spangled B
anner, The”
State Department
“State Fair”
State Fair (film, 1945 remake)
State Fair (film, 1961 remake)
State of the Union
Steele, Mary
Steiger, Rod
Stein, Jules
Steinbeck, Elaine
Steinbeck, John
Stevens, Gary
Stevens, George
Stewart, James
Stickney, Dorothy
St. John, Betta
Stone, Peter
Stoppard, Tom
Storch, Larry
Story of the Trapp Family Singers, The (von Trapp)
Stothart, Herbert
“Stouthearted Men”
Stowe, Harriet Beecher
Strasberg, Lee
Strauss, Helen
Streetcar Named Desire, A (Williams)
Strindberg, August
Stritch, Elaine
Student Prince (Romberg)
Styne, Jule
“Suddenly Lucky”
Sullavan, Margaret
Sullivan, Ed
Summertime (film)
Sunny
Sunny River
Surrey Enterprises
“Surrey with the Fringe on Top, The”
Surtees, Robert
Suzuki, Pat
Swanson, Gloria
Sweeney Todd (Sondheim)
Sweet Adeline
“Sweetest Sounds, The”
Sweet Thursday (Steinbeck)
Tabbert, William
Tailor in the Chateau (Armont and Marchand)
Tales of the South Pacific (Michener). See also South Pacific
libretto adapted from
Pulitzer Prize
Talmadge, Norma
Tammany Hall
Taubman, Howard
Taylor, Deems
Taylor, Elizabeth
Taylor, James
Taylor, Samuel
Tea and Sympathy (film)
Temple, Shirley
Temple Bells
“Ten Cents a Dance”
Ten Commandments, The (film)
Terris, Norma
Texas, Temple
“Thanksgiving Follies”
“That’s For Me”
“That Terrific Rainbow”
Theatre Arts magazine
Theatre Guild
Allegro and
Carousel and
Oklahoma! and
“Theme of the Fast Carriers”
“There Is Nothin’ Like a Dame”
“There’s Always Room for One More”
“There’s No Business Like Show Business”
“They Didn’t Believe Me”
“They Say It’s Wonderful”
This Is the Army (Berlin)
“This Nearly Was Mine”
Thomas, Danny
Thompson, Jim
Three Sisters
Tickle Me
Time
Time of the Cuckoo, The (Laurents)
Time of Your Life, The (Saroyan)
Tinney, Frank
“Tired Businessman, The”
Toast of the Town (TV show)
Tobacco Road (Caldwell)
Todd, Michael
Todd-AO
Together with Music (TV special)
“To Keep My Love Alive”
Tolson, Clyde
“Tom and I”
Tone, Franchot
Tony Awards
Too Many Girls
Tormé, Mel
Town & Country magazine
Tozzi, Giorgio
Trapp Family Singers; see also von Trapp
Traubel, Helen
“Tree in the Park, A”
“Trolley Song, The”
Truman, Harry S.
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