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This is the Army

Title
This is the Army / Irving Berlin. Call me Mister / Harold Rome [sound recording].
Author
Berlin, Irving, 1888-1989.
Publication
New York, NY : CSP, p1979.

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Additional Authors
  • Garrett, Betty, 1919-2011.
  • Winters, Lawrence.
  • Rosenstock, Milton.
  • Engel, Lehman, 1910-1982.
  • Rome, Harold, 1908-1993.
Description
1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, mono.; 12 in.
Series Statement
  • Broadway cast series
  • Collectors' series
Uniform Title
  • This is the Army. Selections
  • This is the Army (Musical)
  • Call me Mister (Musical)
Alternative Title
  • This is the Army.
  • Call me Mister.
  • This is the Army, Mr. Jones.
  • I left my heart at the stage door canteen.
  • That Russian winter.
  • I'm getting tired so I can sleep.
  • Army's made a man out of me.
  • What the well-dressed man in Harlem will wear.
  • How about a cheer for the Navy.
  • American eagles.
  • With my head in the clouds.
  • Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning.
  • Going home train.
  • Along with me.
  • Little surplus me.
  • Red Ball Express.
  • Military life.
  • Yuletide, Park Avenue.
  • When we meet again.
  • Face on the dime.
  • South America, take it away.
Subjects
Note
  • Program notes by Stanley Green on container.
Event (note)
  • Recorded in New York City, July 28, 30, 1942 (This is the Army), and April 28, 1946 (Call me Mister).
Contents
This is the Army: Overture ... Introduction : This is the Army, Mr. Jones ; I left my heart at the stage door canteen ; That Russian winter ; I'm getting tired so I can sleep ; I left my heart at the stage door canteen ; The army's made a man out of me ; What the well-dressed man in Harlem will wear ; How about a cheer for the Navy ; American eagles ; With my head in the clouds ; Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning / Berlin -- Call me Mister: Going home train ; Along with me ; Little surplus me ; The Red Ball Express ; Military life ; Call me Mister ; Yuletide, Park Avenue ; When we meet again ; The face on the dime ; South America, take it away / Rome.
Call Number
*LZR 18494
OCLC
8614964
Author
Berlin, Irving, 1888-1989.
Title
This is the Army / Irving Berlin. Call me Mister / Harold Rome [sound recording].
Imprint
New York, NY : CSP, p1979.
Series
Broadway cast series
Collectors' series
Performer
This is the Army: The Original All Soldier Cast, Orchestra and Chorus ; Corporal Milton Rosenstock, conductor. Call me mister: Betty Garrett, Lawrence Winters, and others ; chorus and orchestra ; Lehman Engel, conductor.
Event
Recorded in New York City, July 28, 30, 1942 (This is the Army), and April 28, 1946 (Call me Mister).
Added Author
Garrett, Betty, 1919-2011. Performer
Winters, Lawrence. Performer
Rosenstock, Milton. Performer
Engel, Lehman, 1910-1982. Conductor
Rome, Harold, 1908-1993. Call me Mister. Selections; arranged.
Added Title
This is the Army (Musical)
Call me Mister (Musical)
Call me Mister.
This is the Army, Mr. Jones.
I left my heart at the stage door canteen.
That Russian winter.
I'm getting tired so I can sleep.
Army's made a man out of me.
What the well-dressed man in Harlem will wear.
How about a cheer for the Navy.
American eagles.
With my head in the clouds.
Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning.
Going home train.
Along with me.
Little surplus me.
Red Ball Express.
Military life.
Yuletide, Park Avenue.
When we meet again.
Face on the dime.
South America, take it away.
Publisher No.
X 14877 CSP
Research Call Number
*LZR 18494 Program notes on container.
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