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  • They hated each others guts.

  • Brilliant! Hilarious! Love it!

  • como se llama la cancion? es hermosa ¿song?

  • noel coward's bit wasn't necessary.

  • @wattever333 that's strange. I'm sure I wrote that >2 years ago.

  • @wattever333 I like his unnecessary bit though, makes me laugh.

  • LOL. LOL Nothing wrong with her vocal production. Very healthy!

  • Sadly, this kind of vocal talent and training is currently considered distasteful in American popular music. Mary Martin was a Broadway legend in her time.

  • Funny, yet kind of sad...when I realize that what was percieved as a joke in those days would be considered a great soprano. Haha.

  • I think the musical performer in the pass age would project their voice with the classical way. Not only Mary martin,many old actors in the theater their voice heard very operatic. You can also find the thing from the perform "Hey!Mr. Producer"

  • She did have a good vocal range and could sing well in her head voice. If you watch her play Peter Pan when she pretends to play a mysterious lady she sounds like an opera singer. Singers back then knew how to project their voices, even if they didn't sing opera.

  • Sacrilege maybe but it made me laugh,what a treat to see Mary Martin,the original Nelly Forbush and mama of Larry Haggman(JR)at her comic best and to see Noel Coward himself.

    Thanks for posting.

    ****I LOVE YouTube***** just had to say it lol

  • What's wrong with that?  LOL

  • You know what? She does a pretty nice job of it!

  • Actually yes she does!! Better than some op-era singers that I have seen!

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