Bells Are Ringing

Staff

... Conductor	Milton Rosenstock
... Producer	Goddard Lieberson

Cast

... Announcer	George S. Irving
... Sue	Jean Stapleton
... Gwynne	Pat Wilkes
... Ella Peterson	Judy Holliday
... Carl	Peter Gennaro
... Inspector Barnes	Dort Clark
... Francis	Jack Weston
... Sandor	Eddie Lawrence
... Jeff Moss	Sydney Chaplin
... Larry Hastings	George S. Irving
... Ludwig Smiley	Frank Milton
... Charles Bessemer	Frank Green
... Dr. Kitchell	Bernie West
... Blake Barton	Frank Aletter
... Another Actor	Frank Green
... Joey	Tom O'Steen
... Olga	Norma Doggett
... Carol	Ellen Ray
... Paul Arnold	Steve Roland
... Michelle	Michelle Reiner
... Singer at Nightclub	Frank Green
... Waiter	Ed Thompson
... Maitre d'Hotel	David McDaniel
... Police Officer	Gordon Woodburn
... Madame Grimaldi	Donna Sanders
... Mrs. Mallet	Jeannine Masterson
... Singers (Girls)	Pam Abbott Joanne Birks Urylee Leonardos Jeannine Masterson Michelle Reiner Donna Sanders
... Singers (Boys)	Frank Green Marc Leon David McDaniel Paul Michael Julian Patrick Steve Roland Ed Thompson Gordon Woodburn

Tracks

Some online sources incorrectly suggest that the cover with the color photograph of Judy Holliday was used on the first stereo issue in 1958. That first stereo issue used the same photo of Holliday and the same basic design that had been used on the original mono-only issue. The cover with the color photo is from a reissue from 1960 or so.

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During the pre-Broadway run, the list of musical numbers in the playbill listed "It's a Perfect Relationship" as being performed by "Ella and Boys." Perhaps because the jackets for cast recordings were often printed before the Broadway opening, the song was listed as being performed by "Judy Holliday, Boys" on the original LP issue and on some subsequent issues, even though the only "boy" whose voice is heard on the track is Sydney Chaplin, who has a couple of spoken lines.

Most — perhaps all — issues of the recording list "Hello, Hello There!" as being performed by "Judy Holliday, Sydney Chaplin, Ensemble," even though the voices of Holliday and Chaplin cannot be discerned and they may not have performed on that track at all at the recording session. Holliday and Chaplin may have been listed because the playbill listed the song as having been performed by "Ella, Jeff and Ensemble."

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