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Writings, 1919-1986
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By Oscar Hammerstein II, 1930-1959
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"Getting off the pyramid,"
1950, Dec. 23
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From the Saturday Review of Literature. |
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"I want to write the words,"
1950
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From One World or None!. |
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"If we are the leaders, let us lead," 1951, Apr.
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From The Federalist. |
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"More than a dream,"
1951, Oct. 20
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Published in the Congressional Record, for United Nations Day. |
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Review of Dance to the Piper by Agnes de Mille, for New York Herald Tribune, 1951, Dec.
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American Theatre Wing Professional Training School,
1951
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"I came to talk over with you a problem that confronts us all," 1951
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"If I thought I could write a song about world peace,"
1951
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For the United World Federalists. |
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"The King and I and we,"
1951
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Narrative on Laurette Taylor by her daughter,
1951
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Annotated by Oscar Hammerstein II. |
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"Nobody likes war...,"
1951
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For the United World Federalists. |
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Statement for an article on Hammerstein's move from Hollywood to Broadway,
1951
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"Stop crying and go to work,"
1951
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"Hammerstein takes a look at theater--and likes it,"
1952, Apr. 6
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Speech advocating and asking for peace by enforceable world law, 1952, Apr.
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"Remarks at funeral for Canada Lee,"
1952, May 13
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"Have you a civilized mind?"
1952, June 22
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"Happy birthday, dear Dick,"
1952, June
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"Eulogy to Gertrude Lawrence,"
1952, Sept. 9
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"What wouldn't I give,"
1952, Nov. 17
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From Columbia University's Jester of Columbia. |
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"High time,"
1952, Dec.
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Advocating world government for world peace,
1952
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"The civilized mind--words to live by,"
1952
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Danger to world government from atomic war,
1952
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Intolerance and Negroes,
1952
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Liner notes for Romberg album of dinner music,
1952?
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Miscellaneous writings,
1952
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On the meaning of Broadway,
1952
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"Commercial TV: pros and cons,"
1953, Nov.
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On writing the book for a musical play,
1953
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"Ours is the responsibility,"
1953
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"This I believe,"
1954, Apr.
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Saddest word in the English language,
1954, Aug.
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Essay on Otto Harbach,
1954, Sept. 25
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Essay on opera,
1954, Sept. 30
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"Eulogy for Constance Collier,"
1955, Apr. 25
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On segregation and integration,
1955, June
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What makes a home,
1955, July
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What makes a good song,
1955, Oct.
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"Third category,
1955
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"Why we waited twelve years,"
1955
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"Dancing in musicals,"
1956, Apr.
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Article on popular music,
1956, Apr.
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Statement regarding ASCAP-BMI dispute,
1956, Sept. 17
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Acceptance speech for Alexander Hamilton award,
1956
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"Do go into the theatre,"
1956
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The independent voter and Stevenson,
1956
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"A kind of grandfather,"
1956
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On looking forward to the opening of Show Boat at Jones Beach,
1956
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"The public is taller than we think,"
1956
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"A schoolteacher I remember,"
1956
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"What a child at Christmastime can teach us ..."
1956
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"ASCAP vs. BMI,"
1957, Feb. 23
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South Pacific album notes,
1957, Nov. 5
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"Acting and singing on the screen,"
1957
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"Art and mass media,"
1957
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George M. Cohan,
1957
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"History in the theatre and the theatre in history,"
1957
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"Is the theatre dying,"
1957
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"My 40 years,"
1957
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"Songwriters against a powerful combination,"
1957
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Speech on disarmament,
1957
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"To George Gershwin,"
1957
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"Dear believer in White supremacy,"
1958
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"Progress,"
1958
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"Inertia,"
1959, Apr. 29
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Speech on world peace,
1959, Apr.
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"Address on being named Father of the Year,"
1959, May 28
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Eulogy to Theresa Helburn,
1959, Aug. 20
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Eulogy for Eva Kern,
1959, Nov.
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"Statement of Oscar Hammerstein II in support of H.R. 5921,"
1959
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Collaboration,
195-?
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"I would like to talk about peace,"
195-?
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Jerome Kern album notes,
195-?
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"Victory in seventeen days..."
195-?
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Jerome Kern anecdote,
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"The next president,"
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"The stuff good songs are made of,"
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"We can be proud of the human race..."
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Miscellaneous writings,
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Speech fragments
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Miscellaneous notes
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Miscellaneous notes on 3x5 cards
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Handwritten notes pertaining to unidentified shows and writings. |
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Index of articles, speeches, miscellaneous
1911, 1947-1959
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About Oscar Hammerstein II, 1919-1986
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Articles, clippings, interviews and oral histories, press releases, scholarly essays, and tributes. Includes a 1954 Fact Book providing extensive information about Rodgers and Hammerstein musicals. At the end of this subseries is a list of scripts (mostly for radio and television) that feature Hammerstein as a guest. |
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"Oscar Hammerstein II arrives,"
1920
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"Broadway," by Jack Gaver,
1944
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Vogue article on Jerome Kern (proofs), circa 1944
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"The careful dreamer," from Time, 1947, Oct. 20
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"Hammerstein wrote these,"
1947
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"Popular poet," by Earl Wilson,
1950, Mar. 5
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"George Gershwin Theatre Workshop established," from Bostonia, 1950, Oct.
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"Rodgers & Hammerstein night,"
circa 1950
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New Yorker profile of Oscar Hammerstein II,
1951, Apr. 24
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"The mood of collaboration (a brief psychoanalytic comment on the musical plays South Pacific and The King and I)," by Daniel E. Schneider, 1951, Apr. 2
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ASCAP biographical entry,
circa 1951
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"Restatement of the play script in musical theater terms exemplified by Oscar Hammerstein II," by Charles D. Einach, 1953, June
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"Happy birthday, dear Oscar," by Richard Rodgers, from Town & Country, 1953, July
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"Rodgers and Hammerstein," by Elliot Norton,
1954, Mar. 31
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Fact book concerning the plays of Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein, 1954, May
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"Interview with Oscar Hammerstein II," from Seventeen,
1954, July
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"How to write lyrics: an interview with Oscar Hammerstein II," circa 1954
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"The Messrs. R. and H.," from Etude,
1955, Sept.
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"Youth Wants to Know presents Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II," 1956, Apr. 1
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"Text of an interview with Oscar Hammerstein II," by Arnold Michaelis, 1957
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"The Mike Wallace interview with Oscar Hammerstein II,"
1958, Mar. 15
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Includes a bound volume containing the interview and correspondence sent to OH2 in reaction to the interview. |
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Oscar Hammerstein oral history,
1959, June
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"A tribute to Oscar Hammerstein II, president of Welcome House," by Pearl S. Buck, from Pennsylvania Traveler,
1959, June
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"Hammerstein: words by Rodgers," by Richard Rodgers, from New York Times Magazine, 1960
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"Hammerstein raps writers," by Inez Robb, from The Citizen News, 1960
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Otto Harbach oral history (portion on Oscar Hammerstein II),
1960
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Press releases,
1960
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