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[Interview with Kitty Carlisle Hart : raw footage]

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  • "Broadway, the American musical"
  • "Hart interview"

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  • "Raw interview footage used for the documentary Broadway, the American musical. Singer and actress Kitty Carlisle Hart discusses the American theater and its many luminaries with whom she was associated. Topics of discussion include her experience performing in Vaudeville; her first Broadway role in the musical Champange, sec, based on Die Fledermaus by Johann Strauss; composers George Gershwin and Jerome Kern; her late husband, playwright and director Moss Hart; Tamiment, a camp in which theater professionals wrote and produced plays during the summer; Kern and Moss Hart's work habits; Moss Hart's play Lady in the dark, among the first to address psychoanalysis; writer George S. Kaufman, and his collaboration with Moss Hart; composer Cole Porter, and performing in his play Kiss me, Kate; composer Frederick Loewe, and his musical My fair lady starring Rex Harrison and Julie Andrews; composer Irving Berlin; touring with the show Three walzes; her friendship with theatrical producer and director George Abbott; how the Broadway musical has changed since her career began; the possibilities of reviving older theatrical comedies for the stage, and for capturing the musical theater on film; Moss Hart's direction of the play Camelot; the significance of theater in her life; Broadway songstress Ethel Merman; Sardi's Restaurant; the origin of Tin Pan Alley."

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  • "Documentaries and factual works"
  • "Unedited footage"
  • "Interviews"
  • "Musicals"

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  • "[Interview with Kitty Carlisle Hart : raw footage]"

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