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--> '''Sandor:''' Who is [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Engelbert_Humperdinck Humperdinck]]?
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--> '''Sandor:''' Who is [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Engelbert_Humperdinck org/wiki/Engelbert_Humperdinck_(composer) Humperdinck]]?
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* TelephoneSong: The song "A Perfect Relationship" is about how Ella has a crush on one of her clients. They can only hear each other's voices, too bad she put on an old woman voice to talk to him at first and is now stuck.
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The town is [[BigApplesauce New York]], and the time is the 1950s, when the cha-cha is the hottest dance and many people subscribe to telephone answering services such as Susanswerphone. Among the people whose phones connect to Susanswerphone's switchboard are:
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The town is [[BigApplesauce New York]], and the time is the 1950s, when the cha-cha is the hottest dance craze and many people subscribe to telephone answering services such as Susanswerphone. Among the people whose phones connect to Susanswerphone's switchboard are:
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The town is [[BigApplesauce New York]], and the time is the 1950s, when the cha-cha is the hottest dance and many New Yorkers subscribe to telephone answering services such as Susanswerphone. Among the people whose phones connect to Susanswerphone's switchboard are:
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The town is [[BigApplesauce New York]], and the time is the 1950s, when the cha-cha is the hottest dance and many New Yorkers people subscribe to telephone answering services such as Susanswerphone. Among the people whose phones connect to Susanswerphone's switchboard are:
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The town is [[BigApplesauce New York]], and the time is the 1950s, when the cha-cha is the hottest dance and many New Yorkers subscribe to telephone answering services such as Susanswerphone. Among the people whose telephones phones connect to Susanswerphone's switchboard are:
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''Bells Are Ringing'' is a 1956 musical written by Creator/ComdenAndGreen, with music by Jule Styne.
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The town is New York, and the time is the 1950s, when the cha-cha is the hottest dance and many New Yorkers subscribe to answering services such as Susanswerphone. Among the people whose telephones connect to Susanswerphone's switchboard are:
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''Bells Are are Ringing'' is a 1956 musical {{musical}} written by Creator/ComdenAndGreen, with music by Jule Styne.
The town is [[BigApplesauce NewYork, York]], and the time is the 1950s, when the cha-cha is the hottest dance and many New Yorkers subscribe to answering services such as Susanswerphone. Among the people whose telephones connect to Susanswerphone's switchboard are:
The town is [[BigApplesauce New
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''Bells are Ringing'' is a 1956 musical written by Creator/ComdenAndGreen, with music by Jule Styne.
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''Bells are Are Ringing'' is a 1956 musical written by Creator/ComdenAndGreen, with music by Jule Styne.
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* MisspellingOutLoud: Ella, being threatened by Sandor and the Corvello henchmen, tries to tell them that the police are in pursuit:
-->'''Ella''' ''(to Sandor)'': Inspector Barnes!\\
'''Sandor''': Barnes?\\
'''Ella''': Barnz! B-A-R-N-Z!\\
'''Sandor''': Z?\\
'''Ella''': Z!! The whole thing was a trap. He was after you the whole time.
-->'''Ella''' ''(to Sandor)'': Inspector Barnes!\\
'''Sandor''': Barnes?\\
'''Ella''': Barnz! B-A-R-N-Z!\\
'''Sandor''': Z?\\
'''Ella''': Z!! The whole thing was a trap. He was after you the whole time.
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The story was [[VeryLooselyBasedOnATrueStory very loosely inspired by]] Adolph Green's answering service operator, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Printz Mary Printz]], who would go to extreme lengths to help her clients, far beyond just answering the phone. The musical was conceived as a star vehicle for Judy Holliday, who also appeared in a film version released in 1960, with Creator/DeanMartin as Jeffrey Moss. This film version, directed by Creator/VincenteMinnelli, was the last of the many movie musicals produced for Creator/{{MGM}} by Arthur Freed.
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The story was [[VeryLooselyBasedOnATrueStory very loosely inspired by]] Adolph Green's answering service operator, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Printz Mary Printz]], who would go to extreme lengths to help her clients, far beyond just answering the phone. The musical was conceived as a star vehicle for Judy Holliday, Creator/JudyHolliday, who also appeared in a film version released in 1960, with Creator/DeanMartin as Jeffrey Moss. This film version, directed by Creator/VincenteMinnelli, was the last of the many movie musicals produced for Creator/{{MGM}} by Arthur Freed.
