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AN ORIGINAL CAST RECORDING LEAVE IT TO JANE American Entertainment Industries, AEI-1143, stereo. 1985 "This is a stereo re-issue of the 1959 production. Leave it to Jane, book and lyrics by Guy Bolton and P.G. Wodehouse. Music by Jerome Kern. This play was originally released on Broadway in 1917. In 1959, it was revived, with a group of fresh young players, headed by Kathleen Murray and Dorothy Greener. Way down in the cast, offering his interpretation of the character, Ollie, was the new kid on the block, a fresh-faced actor looking to make a name for himself. His name: George Segal. Liner notes by Miles Kreuger. The music includes such goodies as: The Siren's Song, The Crickets are Calling, and the title cut. Other tunes include: Wait Till Tomorrow, There it is Again, The Sun Shines Brighter, I'm Going to Find a Girl, and Poor Prune. Director of the 59 revival, Lawrence Carra. Musical director, Joseph Stecko. Special arrangements for the album, Art Harris. This re-issue has been mastered from the original tapes, cut in 1959. Most attractive front sleeve, with superior colorful artwork and color photo of one of the stars."
Still SEALED and unopened in the original factory shrinkwrap.UNPLAYED! FREE SHIPPING TO THE USA PLEASE VIEW FOR ADDITIONAL OFFERINGS OF UNUSUAL AND RARE CAST SOUNDTRACKS! THANKS!
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