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Jule Styne
Julius Kerwin Stein
British-born American songwriter (1905-1994).
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Place of Birth
London
Place of Death
New York City
Date of Birth
12/31/1905
Date of Death
9/20/1994
Official Website
https://www.julestyne.com/
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Julius
Kerwin
Country of Citizenship
United Kingdom
United States
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13 items
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Composer
Songwriter
Film Score Composer
Gypsy: A Musical Fable
One Night Stand
Kennedy Center Honors
Johnny Mercer Award
(1993)
Point in Time
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1993
Academy Award for Best Original Song
(3/30/1955)
Together With
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Sammy Cahn
For Work
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Three Coins in the Fountain
Statement Is Subject Of
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27th Academy Awards
Subject Has Role
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Composer
In Work
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Three Coins in the Fountain
Point in Time
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3/30/1955
Tony Award for Best Original Score
(4/21/1968)
Together With
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Betty Comden
Together With
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Adolph Green
For Work
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Hallelujah, Baby!
Statement Is Subject Of
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22nd Tony Awards
Point in Time
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4/21/1968
Stein
Male
Julius Kerwin Stein
Jule Styne
Writing System
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Latin Script
Object of Statement Has Role
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Songwriting Alias
Jewish People
1947
Category:Musicals Composed by Jule Styne
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bug: P4224
Category:Songs with Music by Jule Styne
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bug: P4224
English
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Harry Ransom Center
Title
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Jule Styne Papers
Inventory Number
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MS-54097
Academy Award for Best Original Song
(1/27/1946)
Together With
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Sammy Cahn
For Work
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I Fall in Love Too Easily
Statement Is Subject Of
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18th Academy Awards
In Work
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Anchors Aweigh
Point in Time
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1/27/1946
Academy Award for Best Original Song
(2/10/1941)
Together With
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Walter Bullock
For Work
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Who Am I?
Statement Is Subject Of
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13th Academy Awards
In Work
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Hit Parade of 1941
Point in Time
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2/10/1941
Academy Award for Best Original Song
(2/8/1943)
Together With
:
Sammy Cahn
Statement Is Subject Of
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15th Academy Awards
In Work
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Youth on Parade
Point in Time
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2/8/1943
Academy Award for Best Original Song
(2/6/1944)
Together With
:
Harold Adamson
Statement Is Subject Of
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16th Academy Awards
In Work
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Hit Parade of 1943
Point in Time
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2/6/1944
Academy Award for Best Original Song
(2/3/1945)
Together With
:
Sammy Cahn
For Work
:
I'll Walk Alone
Statement Is Subject Of
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17th Academy Awards
In Work
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Follow the Boys
Point in Time
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2/3/1945
Academy Award for Best Original Song
(1/27/1946)
Together With
:
Sammy Cahn
For Work
:
Anywhere
Statement Is Subject Of
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18th Academy Awards
In Work
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Tonight and Every Night
Point in Time
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1/27/1946
Academy Award for Best Original Song
(2/10/1949)
Together With
:
Sammy Cahn
For Work
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It's Magic
Statement Is Subject Of
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21st Academy Awards
In Work
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Romance on the High Seas
Point in Time
:
2/10/1949
Academy Award for Best Original Song
(2/12/1950)
Together With
:
Sammy Cahn
For Work
:
It's a Great Feeling
Statement Is Subject Of
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22nd Academy Awards
In Work
:
It's a Great Feeling
Point in Time
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2/12/1950
Academy Award for Best Original Song
(2/24/1969)
Together With
:
Bob Merrill
For Work
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Funny Girl
Statement Is Subject Of
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41st Academy Awards
In Work
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Funny Girl
Point in Time
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2/24/1969
Tony Award for Best Musical
(1960)
Together With
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Arthur Laurents
Together With
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Stephen Sondheim
For Work
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Gypsy: A Musical Fable
Statement Is Subject Of
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14th Tony Awards
Point in Time
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1960
Tony Award for Best Musical
(1957)
Together With
:
Betty Comden
Together With
:
Adolph Green
For Work
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Bells Are Ringing
Statement Is Subject Of
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11th Tony Awards
Point in Time
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1957
Tony Award for Best Original Score
(1964)
Together With
:
Bob Merrill
For Work
:
Funny Girl
Statement Is Subject Of
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18th Tony Awards
Point in Time
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1964
Tony Award for Best Musical
(1964)
Together With
:
Bob Merrill
Together With
:
Isobel Lennart
For Work
:
Funny Girl
Statement Is Subject Of
:
18th Tony Awards
Point in Time
:
1964
Mount Ararat Cemetery
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