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Hello, Dolly
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Hello, Dolly 1969) D detailsliterature listingsnews articles taglinestrailerspostersphoto gallery on tv, schedule linksshowtimesofficial sitemiscellaneousphotographssound clip(s)video clip(s) Your Vote1 (awful)2345678910 (excellent)You need to be a registered user of the IMDb to rate a movie- I have seen this movie and would like to submit...Study of the musical's transfer from stage to screen including commentary and a cast and crew breakdown.
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Hello Dolly: From Stage to Screen Kobritz assistant production manager Paul Helmick first assistant director Robert J. Koster first assistant director Prologue I Put My Hand In It Takes a Woman Put on Your Sunday Clothes Ribbons Down My Back Motherhood Dancing Before the Parade Passes...Cast, crew, plot synopsis and review from the All Movie Guide.
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Review by Jeremy Gable.
http://www.naturalbornviewers.co.../archive/h/hellodolly/review.htm
Review by Nick Davis.
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Hello, Dolly! Dolly music and lyrics by Jerry Herman, itself adapted from the play The Matchmaker by Thornton Wilder The title of Barbra Streisand's opening number in Hello, Dolly! is Just Leave Everything to Me and boy, does everybody listen. If she...DVD review by Lisa Zlotnick of "a timeless classic".
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DVDFanatic Review: Hello Dolly! New Edition! Andrew click here to buy this DVD from Amazon By Lisa Zlotnick Hello Dolly! is a timeless classic and for Fox Home Video to come out with a New Edition of this title makes for an exciting resurrection. I grew...John J. Puccio reviews the film that had "one of the biggest casting blunders in the history of cinema."
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DVD review of Hello, Dolly DVD Town D reviews by director genre Hello, Dolly! DVD DetailsDVD ReviewEaster EggMenu ScreensScreenshotsVideo ClipsComments[0] By John J. Puccio (August 5, 2003) Once upon a time playwright Thornton Wilder wrote a sweet, innocent little romantic-comedy farce set in the 1880s called The...