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Harold Rome was a composer-lyricist on Broadway from 1937, starting with Pins and Needles, a revue for the ILGWU. His biggest hits included Call Me Mister, Wish You Were Here, Fanny, Destry Rides Again, and I Can Get It for You Wholesale. He continued working on Broadway through 1965 with The Zulu and the Zayda. His early career featured songs of social significance, lyrics for the common man filled with satire. He would take on anyone. His later work featured songs well adapted to the book musicals of the day, and his words and music became more lyrical. Rome worked with Moss Hart, George S....

Best known for writing the lyric for the songs 'Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf' and 'Willow Weep for Me, ' Ann Ronell was also a translator and orchestrator for operatic works. This biography traces her life and includes over 40 pictures, a chronology, family tree, film credits, her senior dissertations and a list of her works