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We Open In Venice / Tom, Dick Or Harry; Too Darn Hot: Museum Object and Cultural History

We Open In Venice / Tom, Dick Or Harry; Too Darn Hot: release date: 1949. recording artist: Kirk, Lisa. recording artist: Drake, Alfred.

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The object in the museum catalogue

side 5: Alfred Drake, Patricia Morison, Lisa Kirk and Harold Lang. We Open in Venice [track 1] Lisa Kirk and Harold Lang. Tom, Dick Or Harry [track 2]; side 8: Alfred Drake. I've Come To Wive It Wealthily in Padua [track 1] Patricia Morison. I Hate Men [track 2] (Columbia 55046), from the original Broadway cast album, Kiss Me Kate (Columbia C-200). 78 rpm.

Kiss Me, Kate is a 1948 Broadway musical, with music and lyrics by Cole Porter, and book by Bella and Samuel Spewack. Kiss Me, Kate opened on December 30, 1948 at the New Century Theatre, after nineteen months moved to the Schubert Theatre, for a total run of 1,077 performances. Kiss Me Kate received the 1949 Tony Award for Best Musical. Cole Porter and Samuel and Bella Spewack received Tonys for Best Original Score and Best Author (Musical).

Materials, dates and provenance

  • release date: 1949
  • recording artist: Kirk, Lisa
  • recording artist: Drake, Alfred
  • manufacturer: Columbia
  • Object Name: sound recording
  • Physical Description: paper (overall material)
  • Physical Description: ink (overall material)
  • Physical Description: shellac (overall material)
  • Measurements: overall: 12 in; x 30.48 cm
  • place made: United States
  • ID Number: 1982.0613.14
  • accession number: 1982.0613
  • maker number: 55046
  • maker number: C-200
  • catalog number: 1982.0613.14
  • Credit Line: Gift of Muriel C. Hoitsma
  • Data Source: National Museum of American History

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