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Credits Highlights

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Director
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Dances and Musical Numbers

Cast

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Dolly Levi
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Horace Vandergelder
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Cornelius Hackl
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Irene Molloy
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Minnie Fay
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Barnaby Tucker
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Ermengarde
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Ambrose Kemper
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Gussie Granger
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Rudolph Reisenweber

Musical Numbers

Main Program

  • Call on Dolly .... Chorus
  • Just Leave Everything to Me .... Dolly
  • Main Titles (Overture) .... Orchestra
  • It Takes a Woman .... Horace, Cornelius, Barnaby, Chorus
  • It Takes a Woman (Reprise) .... Dolly
  • Put on Your Sunday Clothes .... Dolly, Cornelius, Barnaby, Ambrose, Ermengarde, Chorus
  • Ribbons Down My Back .... Irene Molloy
  • Dancing .... Dolly Levi, Cornelius, Barnaby, Irene and Chorus
  • Before the Parade Passes By .... Dolly, Chorus
  • Elegance .... Cornelius, Barnaby, Irene, Minnie
  • Love Is Only Love .... Dolly
  • The Waiters' Galop
  • Hello, Dolly! .... Dolly, Louis Armstrong, Waiters
  • Polka
  • It Only Takes a Moment .... Cornelius, Irene, Chorus
  • So Long Dearie .... Dolly
  • Hello, Dolly! (Reprise) …. Dolly and Horace
  • Finale
    • Put on Your Sunday Clothes …. Ermengarde, Ambrose, Townspeople
    • Dancing …. Barnaby, Minnie, Dancing Couples
    • It Only Take a Moment …. Cornelius, Irene and Chorus
    • It Takes a Woman ….. Horace and Men
    • Hello, Dolly! …. Dolly and Entire Company

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Trivia & History

Hello, Dolly! is often thought of as having a been a huge flop at the box office. In fact, it was one of the highest grossing films of the year it was released. Because its production cost was so high — usually said to have been $25 million — it managed to be one of the highest grossing films of the year and to still have lost a bundle for 20th Century Fox. Because of the way film rentals work and because of the costs of advertising, it was usually estimated at that time period that a film needed to gross two-and-a-half times its production cost to break even. On its initial release, the film grossed $33 million. So while it was a disaster for the studio, it was actually popular with audiences. Just not nearly popular enough for to have made money for the studio.

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Commercial Recordings

  • Soundtrack (1969)
    • Barbra Streisand
    • Walter Matthau
    • Michael Crawford
    • Marianne McAndrew
    • Danny Lockin

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