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Musical Theater Libraries MUSICAL THEATER The Media and Reserve Library, located on the lower level west wing, has over 13,000 videotapes, DVDs and audiobooks covering a multitude of subjects. Below is a listing of titles currently available on the topic of Musical Theater. For more information on these titles, consult the Libraries' online catalog. UWM faculty, staff, teaching assistants, research assistants, graduate and undergraduate students can check out videotape, DVD and audiobook titles in the Media and Reserve Library collection for up to seven days depending upon availability (excludes titles on Reserve). For more information consult the Media and Reserve Library's web page at http://www.uwm.edu/Library/media/media.html or phone us at 414-229-4673. 1776 DVD-0397 Blue Hawaii DVD-2791 42nd Street DVD-0232 Bob Fosse VHS-4785 DVD-1075 Boy! What a Girl! DVD-1265 Across the Universe DVD-5997 Breakin' DVD-0240 Aladin (Bollywood) DVD-6178 Bride and Prejudice DVD-4561 All that Jazz DVD-4310 Brigadoon DVD-2970 Amadeus DVD-0099 Broadway Melody DVD-2294 American in Paris DVD-0856 Broadway Melody of 1940 DVD-0261 American Musical Theater: From Minstrel Shows VHS-5157 Broadway Musicals: A Jewish Legacy DVD-7311 Through the Sixties American Musical Theater: The 1970's VHS-5158 Broadway Musicals: A Jewish Legacy c.2 DVD-7311 c.2 Anchors Aweigh DVD-0476 Broadway: The American Musical DVD-1094 Annie (Bates) DVD-0234 Broadway: The Golden Age DVD-6855 Annie (Burnett) DVD-4792 Broadway's Best DVD-0297 Annie Get Your Gun DVD-0750 Broadway's Lost Treasures DVD-0242 Anything Goes DVD-3318 Broadway's Lost Treasures II DVD-1733 Astaire and Rogers: Partners in Rhythm DVD-2254 Busby Berkeley Disc DVD-1077 Autism: The Musical DVD-5226 Bye Bye Birdie DVD-0223 Babes in Toyland DVD-2641 Cabaret DVD-0790 Band Wagon DVD-1027 Cabin in the Sky VHS-4820 Barkleys of Broadway DVD-2244 Call Me Madam DVD-2136 Beach Blanket Bingo/How to Stuff a Wild Bikini DVD-3597 Camelot DVD-0279 Best Little Whorehouse in Texas DVD-3457 Can-Can DVD-2176 6/17/2014 Car Man DVD-0253 Flower Drum Song DVD-2141 Carefree DVD-2252 Flying Down to Rio DVD-2236 Carmen Jones DVD-5223 Follies in Concert DVD-2443 Carousel DVD-2053 Follow the Fleet DVD-2246 Cats DVD-0257 Footlight Parade DVD-1073 Chicago DVD-0191 Fosse DVD-0217 DVD-2395 Fun in Acapulco DVD-2898 Chorus Line DVD-2891 Funny Girl c.2 DVD-0400 c.2 Cinderella (Brandy) DVD-2564 Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum DVD-2642 Cover Girl DVD-2230 G.I. Blues DVD-2888 Dames DVD-1071 Gang's All Here DVD-2119 Damn Yankees DVD-0721 Gay Divorcee DVD-2126 Dancer in the Dark DVD-7283 Gentlemen Prefer Blondes DVD-3539 Dancing Lady DVD-2731 Gigi DVD-7031 Dixiana DVD-2596 Girls on the Wall DVD-7201 Don't Knock the Rock DVD-5983 Girls! Girls! Girls! DVD-2763 Down Argentine Way VHS-5570 Glee Season 1 (Discs 1-4) DVD-5306 Discs Easter Parade DVD-2590 Glee Season 1 (Discs 5-7) DVD-5306 Discs Easy Come, Easy Go DVD-2833 Godspell DVD-4463 Evening Primrose DVD-5430 Going My Way/Holiday Inn DVD-0384 Every Little Step: The Journey of a Chorus Line DVD-4494 Gold Diggers of 1933 DVD-1074 Evita DVD-0429 Gold Diggers of 1935 DVD-1076 Fame DVD-1270 Good News DVD-0519 Family Fantasy Favorites DVD-0689 Grease DVD-0247 Fantasticks DVD-0715 Great Musical Classics DVD-0293 Fiddler on the Roof DVD-0174 Great Ziegfeld DVD-2436 Finian's Rainbow DVD-2915 Gumboots DVD-0216 Page 2 6/17/2014 Guy and Madeline on a Park Bench DVD-1741 Inspector General DVD-3771 Guys and Dolls DVD-4088 Into the Woods DVD-2431 DVD-0419 Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris DVD-0572 Gypsy (Midler) DVD-6340 Jailhouse Rock DVD-5967 Gypsy (Wood) DVD-0480 Jekyll and Hyde: A Musical DVD-0235 H.M.S. Pinafore DVD-6510 Jesus Christ Superstar DVD-0246 Hair DVD-4163 Jolly Paupers DVD-6575 Hair: Let the Sun Shine In DVD-4373 Jolson Story DVD-4400 Hairspray (1988) DVD-3978 Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat DVD-0243 Hairspray (1988) DVD-1286 Jungle Book DVD-2165-6 Hairspray (2007) DVD-2809 King and I DVD-0511 Half a Sixpence DVD-3018 King Creole DVD-3087 Hallelujah DVD-2353 Kismet VHS-4876 Hallelujah I'm a Bum! DVD-4671 Kiss Me Kate (Barrett) DVD-0411 Harvey Girls DVD-0221 Kiss Me Kate (Keel) DVD-5320 Hello Dolly! DVD-0248 La France DVD-6057 Here Come the Girls VHS-5659 Les Miserables DVD-7022 Here Come the Waves VHS-5782 Les Miserables: 10th Anniversary Concert DVD-6358-9 High School Musical DVD-1882 Les Miserables: Stage by Stage VHS-2296 High School Musical 3 DVD-4212 Li'l Abner (Musical) DVD-1041 Hipsters DVD-7156 Little Colonel DVD-1420 Hollywood Musicals of the 40's DVD-0250 Little Night Music DVD-2955 Hollywood Musicals of the 50's DVD-0285 Little Shop of Horrors (Moranis) DVD-0404 Hollywood Musicals of the 60's DVD-1029 Littlest Rebel DVD-1428 How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying DVD-0214 Lost in the Stars DVD-0574 Humoresque DVD-2679 Love Me Tonight DVD-2028 Imagine This DVD-2671 Love Parade DVD-6047 Page 3 6/17/2014 Love's Labour's Lost (Branagh) DVD-0033 Oklahoma! DVD-0549 Magical Mystery Tour (Beatles) DVD-6125 Oliver! DVD-3742 Making of Miss Saigon DVD-1855 On the Avenue DVD-2128 Mame DVD-2036 Once Upon a Mattress DVD-1870 Mamma Mia! DVD-3645-6 One Hour With You DVD-6050 Man of La Mancha DVD-4055 Paint Your Wagon DVD-2707 Meet Me in St. Louis DVD-3712-3 Pajama Game DVD-0477 Memphis DVD-6917 Pal Joey DVD-0288 Michael Jackson Moonwalker DVD-6131 Paradise Hawaiian Style DVD-2819 Million DVD-0343 Passing Strange DVD-5671 Monte Carlo DVD-6048 Passion DVD-2449 Moulin Rouge DVD-0713 Personal Journey with Martin Scorsese DVD-0632 Muppet Christmas Carol DVD-2387 Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall DVD-6919 Muppet Christmas Carol (Blu-ray) DVD-2388 Pippin DVD-0249 Music Man DVD-0406 Pirates of Penzance (Ronstadt) DVD-0717 My Fair Lady DVD-0283 Porgy and Bess DVD-3400 My Favorite Broadway: The Leading Ladies DVD-6814 Producers (Lane) DVD-2215 My Favorite Broadway: The Love Songs DVD-6813 Producers (Wilder) DVD-3825-6 New Faces DVD-1267 Rent DVD-1067-8 New York, New York DVD-5817-8 Rent (Filmed Live on Broadway) DVD-6665 Newsies DVD-0244 Rhythm on the Range VHS-5766 Night and Day DVD-0367 Road to Bali/My Favorite Brunette DVD-0835 Nine DVD-5036 Road to Hong Kong VHS-5653 No, No, Nanette VHS-4898 Road to Singapore VHS-5649 Nunsense DVD-4281 Road to Zanzibar VHS-5760 Nunsense 2 DVD-2563 Roberta DVD-2233 Oklahoma (Jackman) DVD-6915 Rock Around the Clock DVD-5984 Page 4 6/17/2014 Rock of Ages DVD-4383 Take Me Out to the Ball Game DVD-0296 Roustabout DVD-2953 That Night in Rio DVD-2109 Sapphires DVD-7513 Thoroughly Modern Millie DVD-0241 Seven Brides for Seven Brothers DVD-0472-3 Tommy DVD-4402 Shall We Dance (Astaire) DVD-2133 Top Hat DVD-2240 Show Boat DVD-0740 DVD-1030 Showboat (1936) DVD-4642 Under the Roofs of Paris DVD-0325 Shrek the Musical DVD-7239 Unsinkable Molly Brown DVD-0245 Shrek the Musical (Blu-Ray) DVD-7238 Victor/Victoria DVD-0280 Singin' in the Rain DVD-0259 We're Not Dressing VHS-5775 Smiling Lieutenant DVD-6049 West Side Story DVD-0025 Smokey Joe's Café DVD-2049 When Hell Freezes Over, I'll Skate DVD-3843 Sondheim: A Celebration at Carnegie Hall DVD-2439 White Christmas DVD-5524-5 Sound of Music DVD-6543-4 Wiz DVD-0425 South Pacific DVD-0198 Wizard of Oz DVD-1843 Star is Born DVD-2646 Working DVD-2720 State Fair (1945) DVD-2060 Yankee Doodle Dandy DVD-0236-7 State Fair (1962) DVD-2061 Yolanda Marculescu-Stern: Broadway, Operetta and DVD-0676-7 Hollywood Story of Vernon and Irene Castle DVD-2127 Yolanda Marculescu-Stern: Broadway, Operetta and VHS-2870 Hollywood Favorites Summer Stock DVD-7128 Yolanda Marculescu-Stern: UWM Broadway VHS-2790 Sunday in the Park with George DVD-0032 Ziegfeld Follies DVD-3824 DVD-2448 Sweeney Todd DVD-0787 Sweeney Todd (Depp) DVD-3647-8 Sweeney Todd in Concert DVD-2430 Sweet Charity DVD-0220 Swing Time DVD-2138 Page 5 6/17/2014 Total Titles: 254 Page 6 6/17/2014.
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