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Pearl Bailey and Jack Crowder, in the all black casting, during the original Broadway run of Hello Dolly! New York, 1967.
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Pearl Bailey and Jack Crowder, in the all black casting, during the original Broadway run of Hello Dolly! New York, 1967.
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I like the refined, deliberate, delivery of Jack Crowder's Cornelius.
and Pearl OWNS the "Ermegarde, stop sniveling, don't cry on the valises..." section.
but why is the percussion buried so far in the back?