Hello, Dolly! (1969)

Starlight gives ’em what they want
Blankets and hot chocolate go best with feel-good showstoppers. That’s what season-ticket-holders told the Starlight Musical Theatre in last year’s survey. The subscribers want happy open-air theater. Hold the disturbing potty humor. Which probably means the Balboa Park-based company shouldn’t revive an unfortunately named, critical success like 2006’s “Urinetown.”
Hello Dolly 1969 15 19 Barbra Streisand

Hello Dolly [VHS] $4.81 They just don't make musicals like this any more. There are some who would be grateful for that--the plot is but a flimsy excuse to string together song and dance numbers. Some of us, however, love big, splashy, overdone musical scenes, of which there are many. Glittering stage numbers showcase a commanding Barbra Streisand as Dolly Levy, a New York matchmaker who can find a mate for anyone. Anyon...

Hello, Dolly! Widescreen Edition $6.10 Lavish screen adaptation of the beloved Broadway musical stars Barbra Streisand as the turn-of-the-century New York matchmaker who falls for client Walter Matthau. Supporting turns by Michael Crawford and Louis Armstrong, and a score that includes "Before the Parade Passes By," "Just Leave Everything to Me" and the title song, add to the fun. 148 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtracks: English Do...

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PLAYBILL: The National Magazine for Theatregoers (Hello Dolly) (Playbill, Volume 6 (February 1969) Issue 2) Table of Contents: Tallulah, Dear Rex Reed, Are you Blinded by Star Dust?, The Play, The House the Fantastics Built, After-Theatre Jump, On A Personal Bias, Theatre Scene. -- St. James Theatre presents Pearl Baildey in Hello, Dolly, Costarring Cab Callowy (with Emily Yancy, Jack Crowder, John Anthony, Mabel King, etc.)...

Hello Dolly! Playbill Magazine, St. James Theatre/ Vol.6 #2 Feb. 1969 a nice paperback with some nice old advertisment ads...