Arnold Schulman

On stage 2 productions

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Jennie

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In the literature5 passages

• 35 . According to Frank Kelly, Arnold Schulman was also approached about writing the book at some point (Kelly, “Musical Plays of Bock and Harnick,” 65).ebooks/Lambert, Philip/B00590X4L8 EBOK - Philip Lambert.txt
• Behrman had originally been signed to write the book for Mary's show, only to be replaced by Max Shulman and still later by Arnold Schulman. Howard Dietz and Arthur Schwartz, who had S. N.theatre-pdfs/Mary Martin-Broadway Legend (Ronald L. Davis).txt
• book by Arnold Schulman, produced by Cheryl Crawford and Richard Halliday, directed by Vincent Donehue, choreography by Matt Mattox, and also featuring George Wallace, Robin Bailey, and Ethel Shutta. I Do! I Do! (1966), music by Harvey Schmidt, lyrics by Tomtheatre-pdfs/Mary Martin-Broadway Legend (Ronald L. Davis).txt
• music and lyrics by Walter Marks book by Ernest Kinoy (replacing Arnold Schulman) basedtheatre-pdfs/More Opening Nights on Broadway - Steven Suskin.txt
• effect, by surrounding themselves with flax. Some rainbow. Arnold Schulman’s 1957 comedy was about a ne’er-do-well—played by Paul Douglas, with Frank Sinatra essaying the part in the 1961 screen version—who is perennially bailed out by his conservative, stable, elder brother. The locale was switched from Miami Beach to the Miami Beach-of-…theatre-pdfs/More Opening Nights on Broadway - Steven Suskin.txt

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