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Musical Theater Libraries MUSICAL THEATER The Media and Reserve Library, located on the lower level west wing, has over 9,000 videotapes, DVDs and audiobooks covering a multitude of subjects. For more information on these titles, consult the Libraries' online catalog. 1776 DVD-0397 Breakfast at Tiffany's DVD-9454 42nd Street DVD-1075 Breakin' DVD-0240 DVD-0232 Bride and Prejudice DVD-4561 42nd Street c.2 DVD-0232 c.2 Brigadoon DVD-2970 Across the Universe DVD-5997 Broadway: The American Musical DVD-1094 Aladin (Bollywood) DVD-6178 Broadway's Lost Treasures DVD-0242 All that Jazz DVD-4310 Broadway's Lost Treasures II DVD-1733 Amadeus DVD-0099 Busby Berkeley Disc DVD-1077 American in Paris DVD-0856 Bye Bye Birdie DVD-0223 Anchors Aweigh DVD-0476 Cabaret DVD-0790 Annie (Bates) DVD-0234 Camelot DVD-0279 Annie (Burnett) DVD-4792 Can-Can DVD-2176 Annie (Wallis) DVD-8178 Car Man DVD-0253 Annie Get Your Gun DVD-0750 Carefree DVD-2252 Anything Goes DVD-3318 Carmen Jones DVD-5223 Babes in Toyland DVD-2641 Carousel DVD-2053 Band Wagon DVD-1027 Cats DVD-0257 Barkleys of Broadway DVD-2244 Chicago DVD-2395 Beach Blanket Bingo/How to Stuff a Wild Bikini DVD-3597 DVD-0191 Beach Party/Bikini Beach DVD-9640 DVD-8414 Beauty and the Beast (2017) DVD-9464 Chorus Line DVD-2891 Best Little Whorehouse in Texas DVD-3457 Cinderella (Brandy) DVD-9087 Billy Elliot: The Musical Live DVD-8617 DVD-2564 8/30/2019 Cover Girl DVD-2230 Glee Season 1 (Discs 1-4) DVD-5306 Discs 1 Damn Yankees DVD-0721 Glee Season 1 (Discs 5-7) DVD-5306 Discs 5 Dancer in the Dark DVD-7283 Glee Season 1 Volume 2 DVD-9920 Dancer in the Dark c.2 DVD-7283 c.2 Glee Season 9919 DVD-9919 Dancing Lady DVD-2731 Godspell DVD-4463 Dido & Aeneas DVD-8700 Going My Way/Holiday Inn DVD-0384 Easter Parade DVD-2590 Gold Diggers of 1933 DVD-1074 Easy Come, Easy Go DVD-2833 Gold Diggers of 1935 DVD-1076 Evening Primrose DVD-5430 Good News DVD-0519 Every Little Step: The Journey of a Chorus Line DVD-4494 Grease DVD-0247 Evita DVD-0429 DVD-8482 Fame c.2 DVD-1270 c.2 Grease Live! DVD-8733 Fantasticks DVD-0715 Great Musical Classics DVD-0293 Fiddler on the Roof DVD-0174 Greatest Showman DVD-9317 Flower Drum Song DVD-2141 Gumboots DVD-0216 Flying Down to Rio DVD-2236 Guy and Madeline on a Park Bench DVD-1741 Follow the Fleet DVD-2246 Guys and Dolls DVD-0419 Footlight Parade DVD-1073 DVD-4088 Fosse DVD-0217 Gypsy (Midler) DVD-6340 Funny Girl c.2 DVD-0400 c.2 Gypsy (Wood) DVD-0480 Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum DVD-2642 H.M.S. Pinafore DVD-6510 G.I. Blues DVD-2888 Hair DVD-4163 Gang's All Here DVD-2119 Hairspray (1988) DVD-3978 Gay Divorcee DVD-2126 DVD-1286 Gentlemen Prefer Blondes DVD-3539 Hairspray (2007) DVD-2809 Gigi DVD-7031 Hallelujah DVD-2353 Girls! Girls! Girls! DVD-2763 Hallelujah I'm a Bum! DVD-4671 Page 2 8/30/2019 Harvey Girls DVD-0221 Little Shop of Horrors (Moranis) DVD-0404 Hedwig and the Angry Inch c. 2 DVD-1628 c. 2 Love Me Tonight DVD-2028 Hello Dolly! DVD-0248 Love Parade DVD-6047 High School Musical DVD-1882 Love's Labour's Lost (Branagh) DVD-0033 High School Musical 2 DVD-7772 Magical Mystery Tour (Beatles) DVD-6125 High School Musical 3 DVD-4212 Mame DVD-2036 Hipsters DVD-7156 Mamma Mia! DVD-9465 Holiday Inn DVD-9777 Man of La Mancha DVD-4055 How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying DVD-0214 Meet Me in St. Louis DVD-3713 Humoresque DVD-2679 Memphis DVD-6917 Into the Woods DVD-2431 Michael Jackson Moonwalker DVD-6131 Invitation to the Dance DVD-9830 Million DVD-0343 Jailhouse Rock DVD-5967 Monte Carlo DVD-6048 Jesus Christ Superstar DVD-0246 Moulin Rouge DVD-0713 Jolly Paupers DVD-6575 Moulin Rouge c. 3 DVD-0713 c. 3 Jolson Story DVD-4400 Muppet Christmas Carol DVD-2387 Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat DVD-0243 Music Man DVD-0406 Jungle Book DVD-2165 My Fair Lady DVD-8801 King and I DVD-0511 DVD-0283 King Creole DVD-3087 New York, New York DVD-5817 Kiss Me Kate (Barrett) DVD-0411 DVD-8561 Kiss Me Kate (Keel) DVD-5320 Newsies DVD-0244 La France DVD-6057 Night and Day DVD-0367 C/3 La La Land DVD-9322 Night and Day c.2 DVD-0367 c.2 Les Miserables DVD-7022 Nine DVD-5036 Les Miserables: 10th Anniversary Concert DVD-6358 Oklahoma (Jackman) DVD-6915 Li'l Abner (Musical) DVD-1041 Oklahoma (MacRea) DVD-0549 Page 3 8/30/2019 Oliver! DVD-3742 Show Boat (Gardner) DVD-0740 On the Town DVD-9820 Shrek the Musical DVD-7239 One Hour With You DVD-6050 Singin' in the Rain DVD-8609 Paint Your Wagon DVD-2707 DVD-0259 Pajama Game DVD-0477 Smiling Lieutenant DVD-6049 Passing Strange DVD-5671 Smokey Joe's Café DVD-2049 Personal Journey with Martin Scorsese DVD-0632 Song to Remember DVD-7924 Phantom Empire DVD-8941 Sound of Music DVD-6543 Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall DVD-6919 Sound of Music c. 2 DVD-6543 c. 2 Pippin DVD-0249 South Pacific DVD-0198 Pirates of Penzance (Ronstadt) DVD-0717 Star is Born DVD-2646 Porgy and Bess DVD-3400 State Fair (1945) DVD-2061 Disc 1 Producers (Lane) DVD-2215 State Fair (1962) DVD-2061 Disc 2 Producers (Wilder) DVD-3825 Story of Vernon and Irene Castle DVD-2127 Producers (Wilder) c.2 DVD-3825 C.2 Summer Magic DVD-9486 Rent DVD-1067 Summer Stock DVD-9891 Rent (Filmed Live on Broadway) DVD-6665 Sunday in the Park with George DVD-2448 Road to Bali/My Favorite Brunette DVD-0835 DVD-0032 Roberta DVD-2233 Sweeney Todd (Hearn) DVD-0787 Rock of Ages DVD-4383 Sweeney Todd (Depp) DVD-3647 Rocky Horror Picture Show DVD-8592 Sweeney Todd in Concert DVD-2430 Rocky Horror Picture Show c.2 DVD-0811 c.2 Sweet Charity DVD-0220 Roger Corman Classics DVD-8594 Swing Time DVD-2138 Sapphires DVD-7513 Take Me Out to the Ball Game DVD-0296 Seven Brides for Seven Brothers DVD-0472 Thoroughly Modern Millie DVD-0241 Shall We Dance (Astaire) DVD-2133 Tokyo Notes DVD-9453 Show Boat (Dunne) DVD-5260 Tommy DVD-4402 Page 4 8/30/2019 Tommy c. 2 DVD-4402 c. 2 Top Hat DVD-2240 DVD-1030 Under the Roofs of Paris DVD-0325 Unsinkable Molly Brown DVD-0245 Victor/Victoria DVD-0280 West Side Story DVD-0025 White Christmas DVD-5524 Wiz DVD-0425 Wiz L:ive! DVD-8732 Wizard of Oz DVD-8681 DVD-1843 Working DVD-2720 Yankee Doodle Dandy DVD-0236 Yolanda Marculescu-Stern: Broadway, Operetta and DVD-0676 Hollywood Ziegfeld Follies DVD-3824 Total Titles: 224 Page 5 8/30/2019.
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