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Rodgers & Hammerstein President, Ted Chapin, hosted a Q&A with Stephen Sondhiem following the Paley Center screening of Oscar Hammerstein II: OUT OF MY DREAMS. Chapin and Sondheim discuss Hammerstein as a mentor, lyricists and activist.
Oscar Hammerstein II: OUT OF MY DREAMS will be broadcast on PBS this spring. Learn more here.
Julie Susan Luckey (dubbed by Marie Greene)as Louise Bigelow and Chorus sing the reprise of "You'll Never Walk Alone" in the final scene of the 1956 film version of CAROUSEL. Girls Chairs grass Billy walking sky heaven
Julie Susan Luckey (dubbed by Marie Greene)as Louise Bigelow and Chorus sing the reprise of "You'll Never Walk Alone" in the final scene of the 1956 film version of CAROUSEL. Girls Chairs grass Billy walking sky heaven
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Cameron Mitchell as Jigger, Robert Rounseville as Mr. Snow and the chorus sing "Stonecutters Cut It On Stone" from the 1956 film version of CAROUSEL.
Cameron Mitchell as Jigger Robert Rounseville as Mr. Snow and the chorus sing "Stonecutters Cut It On Stone" from the 1956 film version of CAROUSEL. Fighting trees water fire grass
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Shirley Jones as Julie Jordan and Chorus sing "Whats The Use of Wond"rin" from the 1956 film version of CAROUSEL.
Shirley Jones as Julie Jordan and Chorus sing "Whats The Use of Wond"rin" from the 1956 film version Carrie Pipperidge ladies crying hugging water trees
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Shirley Jones and Claramae Turner sing "You"ll Never Walk Alone" from the 1956 film version of CAROUSEL.
Shirley Jones and Claramae Turner sing "You"ll Never Walk Alone" from the 1956 film version. Dock hugging police crying spectators water boxes
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Gordon MacRae (Billy) comes down from heaven and sings to his wife Julie (Shirley Jones) reprise of "If I loved You" in the the 1956 film version of CAROUSEL.
Gordon MacRae (Billy) comes down from heaven and sings to his wife Julie (Shirley Jones) reprise of "If I loved You" in the the 1956 film version of House tree grass looks content
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