HOW BARBRA MADE IT TO BROADWAY.

It was a tenement building at 1155 Third Ave., near 67th Street, and Bob's landlord was Oscar Karp, who couldn't have been more appropriately named because he also owned the seafood restaurant, Oscar's Salt of the Sea, on the ground floor. It was only after Bob promised to guarantee the rent that Oscar agreed to show me the apartment. It was only years later that the stage manager, Bob Schear, told me Merrick called him over as soon as I finished the first song and said, "Don't let her go. Time Off INSIDE NATHAN FIELDER'S NEW SHOW IS STRANGER THAN FICTION A COZY MYSTERY USES MURDER TO TAKE ON CLIMATE CHANGE A RUTHLESSLY EFFECTIVE HIT MAN IS MORE THAN JUST A KILLER PHOTOGRAPH BY BILL EPPRIDGE TIME OFF OPENER I CAN GET IT FOR YOU WHOLESALE WAS A MAJOR Broadway show, written by Jerome Weidman, with music and lyrics by Harold Rome. [Extracted from the article]