Honest, Abe : is there really no business like show business? / by Burrows, Abe, 1910-1985

Opportunities in acting careers / by Moore, Dick, 1925-2015

Table of Contents: “…There's no business like show business --…”

Opportunities in acting careers / by Moore, Dick, 1925-2015

Table of Contents: “…There's no business like show business --…”
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Let's dance.

Table of Contents: “…Embraceable you --Tico- tico --Frank Sinatra Hits medley --Radio waves --Someone to watch over me --Shall we dance --Serenata --There's no business like show business --…”
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Broadway songs : piano, vocal, guitar. by Berlin, Irving, 1888-1989

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Vaudeville melodies : popular musicians and mass entertainment in American culture, 1870-1929 / by Gebhardt, Nicholas

Table of Contents: “…That's entertainment -- There's no business like show business -- Rites of passage -- Elementary structures -- Show me the money -- On with the show -- In search of an audience -- Vaudeville melodies -- Nothing succeeds like success -- Applause.…”
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Vaudeville melodies : popular musicians and mass entertainment in American culture, 1870-1929 / by Gebhardt, Nicholas

Table of Contents: “…That's entertainment -- There's no business like show business -- Rites of passage -- Elementary structures -- Show me the money -- On with the show -- In search of an audience -- Vaudeville melodies -- Nothing succeeds like success -- Applause.…”

Self-exposure : human-interest journalism and the emergence of celebrity in America, 1890-1940 / by Ponce de Leon, Charles L.

Table of Contents: “…: the paradox of celebrity journalism -- True success: the master plot of celebrity journalism -- From parasites to public servants: the rehabilitation of the rich -- Practical idealism: political celebrity in an age of reform -- There's no business like show business: celebrity and the popular culture industries -- Heroes and pretenders: athletic celebrity and the commercialization of sports.…”

Self-exposure : human-interest journalism and the emergence of celebrity in America, 1890-1940 / by Ponce de Leon, Charles L.

Table of Contents: “…: the paradox of celebrity journalism -- True success: the master plot of celebrity journalism -- From parasites to public servants: the rehabilitation of the rich -- Practical idealism: political celebrity in an age of reform -- There's no business like show business: celebrity and the popular culture industries -- Heroes and pretenders: athletic celebrity and the commercialization of sports.…”
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Becoming something : the story of Canada Lee / by Smith, Mona Z., 1962-

Table of Contents: “…Always chasing rainbows: the music -- Runnin' wild: the races -- Life can be so sweet: the ring -- Nice work if you can get it: the stage -- Broadway melody: bona fide star -- Why don't you do right: on the road with Jim Crow -- California, here I come: Hollywood, war, romance -- Stormy weather: boy gets girl, girl disappears -- No business like show business: white way and whiteface -- Body and soul: red scared -- Trouble, trouble: Russian spies and pink paint -- Baby, it's cold outside: friendships betrayed -- No greater love: then comes marriage -- So little time: fight to the death -- Blues requiem: speak of me as I am.…”

Berlin's best for piano solos / by Berlin, Irving, 1888-1989

Table of Contents: “…Always -- Doin' what comes natur'lly -- Play a simple melody -- All by myself -- Cheek to cheek -- Give me your tired, your poor -- Soft lights and sweet music -- It's a lovely day tomorrow -- Be careful, it's my heart -- Everybody step -- There's no business like show business -- God bless America -- This is the army, Mr. …”

Brass Diva : the Life and Legends of Ethel Merman. by Flinn, Caryl

Table of Contents: “…CONTENTS; PREFACE; 1 Beginnings; 2 From Stenographer to Star; 3 The Early Thirties; 4 To Hollywood and Back Again; Photographs; 5 Broadway's Brightest: The Early Forties; 6 Forging a Family; 7 What Comes Natur'lly: Annie Get Your Gun; 8 Call Me Madam; 9 A More Complex Image; 10 Madam in Hollywood; 11 Life with Six; 12 There's No Business Like Show Business; 13 From Mrs. Six to Mama Rose; 14 Gypsy: Ethel Merman's Musical Fable; 15 It's a Mad, Mad Schedule; 16 The Sixties and the Art of Love; 17 After the Big Stemthe Seventies; 18 Twilight and Transformation; 19 Afterlife; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.…”
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The life and death of Tin Pan Alley : the golden age of American popular music / by Ewen, David, 1907-1985

Table of Contents: “…Turn back the universe and give me yesterday -- Theres no business like show business -- Cry me a river -- You're not the only pebble on the beach -- East side, west side, all around the town -- The world is singing my song -- Bring on the Follies girl -- The lullaby of Broadway -- Music, music, music -- We could make such beautiful music together -- Sing an old-fashioned song -- Oh, that beautiful rag -- Shall we dance -- I gotta right to sing the blues -- I've heard that song before -- Pennies from heaven -- A pocketful of miracles -- I may be gone for a long, long time -- Runnin' wild -- It don't mean a thing if you ain't got that swing -- Looking at the world through rose-colored glasses -- Some enchanted evening -- The music goes 'round and 'round -- The best things in life are free -- If I had a talking picture -- The song has ended but the melody lingers on.…”

John Philip Sousa's America : the patriot's life in images and words / by Sousa, John Philip, IV

Table of Contents: “…If you knew Sousa -- Sousa's Washington (1854-1874) -- There's no business like show business (1874-1881) -- Semper fi (1881-1892) -- Sousa's peerless concert band (1892-1900) -- The European tour (1900-1910) -- The world tour (1911-1912) -- And the beat goes on (1912-1917) -- A world at war (1917-1918) -- The Roaring 20s (1919-1929) -- The grand finale (1929-1932) -- Sousa marches on (1932- ) -- John Philip Sousa's America.…”

The complete lyrics of Irving Berlin / by Berlin, Irving, 1888-1989

Table of Contents: “…: 1915 -- Songs of 1916 and The century girl : 1916 -- Songs of 1917-1918 -- Yip, yip, yaphank : 1918 -- Songs of 1919 and unpublished songs of 1915-1919 -- Ziegfeld follies of 1919 [and] Ziegfeld follies of 1920 -- Music box revues 1921-1924 -- Songs of 1920-1924 -- Songs of 1925-1926 -- The cocoanuts 1925-1926 -- Ziegfeld follies of 1927 -- Songs of 1927-1929 and unpublished songs of the 1920s -- Reaching for the moon : 1930 -- Face the music : 1932 -- As thousands cheer : 1933 -- Good gulf program : 1934 and other songs of 1930-1934 -- Top hat : 1935 -- Follow the fleet : 1936 -- On the avenue : 1937 -- Alexander's ragtime band : 1938 -- Carefree : 1938 -- God bless America and other songs of 1935-1939 -- Music box revue of 1938-1939 -- Second fiddle : 1939 -- Louisiana purchase : 1940 -- Holiday inn : 1942 -- This is the army : 1942 -- Other songs of 1940-1945 -- Blue skies : 1946 -- Annie get your gun : 1946 -- Easter parade : 1948 -- Stars on my shoulders : 1948 and other songs of 1946-1949 -- Miss liberty : 1949 -- Call me madam : 1950 -- White Christmas : 1954 -- There's no business like show business : 1954 -- Sentimental guy : 1955-1956 and other songs of the 1950s -- Mr. …”

Irving Berlin's American musical theater / by Magee, Jeffrey, 1961-

Changing the tune : the Kansas City Women's Jazz Festival, 1978-1985 / by Brewer, Carolyn Glenn

Table of Contents: “…Crazy little women -- Everything's up to date in Kansas City -- Now's the time -- A beautiful friendship -- The first year, March 17-19, 1978 -- Summertime -- There's no business like show business -- Sweet Georgia Brown -- This could be the start of something big -- Spring can really hang you up the most -- Spring is here -- The second year, March 23-25, 1979 -- All of me -- Work song -- Blues Melba -- The more I see you -- You and the night and the music -- The third year, March 20-23, 1980 -- All the things you are -- Swing is the thing -- Confirmation -- Come fly with me -- Come Sunday -- The fourth year, March 25-29, 1981 -- Stories to tell -- The best is yet to come -- Time after time -- Dr. …”
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Merman / by Merman, Ethel

Hollywood quarterly : film culture in postwar America, 1945-1957 /

Table of Contents: “…Mayer -- A Word of Caution for the Intelligent Consumer of Motion Pictures / Franklin Fearing -- There's Really No Business Like Show Business / Jay E. Gordon -- There's Still No Business Like It / Jean Hersholt [and others] -- Hollywood's Foreign Correspondents / Harva Kaaren Sprager -- Part 8. …”
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Think again : contrarian reflections on life, culture, politics, religion, law, and education / by Fish, Stanley Eugene

Table of Contents: “…-- 6.14 Being Neutral Is Oh So Hard to Do -- PART 7 REFLECTIONS ON LIBERAL ARTS EDUCATION -- 7.1 Why We Built the Ivory Tower -- 7.2 There's No Business like Show Business -- 7.3 Tip to Professors: Just Do Your Job -- 7.4 Devoid of Content -- 7.5 What Should Colleges Teach? …”
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