slate - nov 1 1965

BETTY COMDEN AND ALDOLPH GREEN TALK ABOUT THE AMERICAN MUSICAL THEATER IN THE PAST TWENTY YEARS - TALK ABOUT THEIR SHOW ON THE TOWN AND THE HIT SHOW OKLAHOMA

BETTY COMDEN AND ADOLPH GREEN FURTHER DISCUSS THE CHANGES THAT OCCURRED IN THE AMERICAN MUSICALS FROM THE TERN OR THE CENTURY WITH VICTOR HERBERT AND JEROME KERN - TALK ABOUT GERSHWIN AND THE INTERRACIAL ROMANCE AT THE HEART OF THE SHOW " SHOW BOAT "

COMDEN AND GREEN TALK ABOUT THE CREATIVE PROCESS OF CREATING A MUSICAL AND IT'S SONGS -

COMDEN AND GREEN TALK ABOUT JULIE STYNE AND THEIR SHOW " PETER PAN "

BETTY COMDEN AND ADOLPH GREEN TALK ABOUT WRITING BALLADS AND LOVE SONGS FOR MUSICALS - DISCUSS THE SONG "JUST IN TIME" FROM THEIR MUSICAL THE BELLS ARE RINGING

COMDEN AND GREEN TALK FURTHER ABOUT DREAM BALLETS" THAT WERE POPULAR FOR A WHILE IN MID-CENTURY MUSICALS - MIMIC CERTAIN BROADWAY CLICHES - BRIEF IMMITATION OF THE BEATLES " YEAH YEAH YEAH"

SHOW ENDS - CREDITS