My Fair Lady

Staff

... Conductor	Franz Allers
... Producer	Goddard Lieberson

Cast

... Buskers	Imelda de Martin Carl Jeffrey Joe Rocco
... Mrs. Eynsford-Hill	Viola Roache
... Eliza Doolittle	Julie Andrews
... Freddy Eynsford-Hill	John Michael King
... Colonel Pickering	Robert Coote
... A Bystander	Christopher Hewett
... Henry Higgins	Rex Harrison
... Selsey Man	Gordon Dilworth
... Hoxton Man	David Thomas (i)
... Another Bystander	Rod McLennan (i)
... First Cockney	Reid Shelton
... Second Cockney	Glenn Kezer
... Third Cockney	James Morris (i)
... Fourth Cockney	Herb Surface
... Harry	Gordon Dilworth
... Jamie	Rod McLennan (i)
... Alfred P. Doolittle	Stanley Holloway
... Mrs. Pearce	Philippa Bevans
... Mrs. Hopkins	Olive Reeves-Smith
... Butler	Reid Shelton
... Servants	Rosemary Gaines Colleen O'Connor Muriel Shaw Gloria Van Dorpe Glenn Kezer
... Mrs. Higgins	Cathleen Nesbitt
... Chauffeur	Barton Mumaw
... Footmen	Gordon Ewing William Krach
... Lord Boxington	Gordon Dilworth
... Lady Boxington	Olive Reeves-Smith
... Constable	Barton Mumaw
... Flower Girl	Cathy Conklin
... Zoltan Karpathy	Christopher Hewett
... Flunkey	Paul Brown (i)
... Queen of Transylvania	Maribel Hammer
... Ambassador	Rod McLennan (i)
... Bartender	David Thomas (i) Paul Brown (i)
... Mrs. Higgins' maid	Judith Williams
... Singing Ensemble	Melisande Congdon Lola Fisher Rosemary Gaines Maribel Hammer Colleen O'Connor Muriel Shaw Patti Spangler Gloria Van Dorpe Paul Brown (i) Gordon Ewing Glenn Kezer William Krach James Morris (i) Reid Shelton Herb Surface David Thomas (i)

Tracks

The recording appended the reprise of "With a Little Bit of Luck" to the end of the song rather than presenting it separately after "I'm an Ordinary Man," where it appeared in the show.

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The first pressing of the LP listed the title of "I Could Have Danced All Night" as "I Want to Dance All Night," which was the title listed in the New Haven playbill. 

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The album was recorded on Sunday, March 25, 1956. The booklet with at least one of the CD releases incorrectly gives the recording date as March 24, 1956. March 24 was a Saturday. The production played two performances that day.