- "Slug"
Brodszky (Russian: Николай Бродский;
April 20, 1905 –
December 24, 1958) was a
composer of po****r
songs for the
theatre and for films.
Brodszky was...
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Nicholas Brodszky)
introduced by
Mario Lanza and
Kathryn Grayson in the film The
Toast of New Orleans. 1951 – "Wonder Why" (music by
Brodszky) introduced...
- Sándor
Brodszky (Tóalmás, 1819 - Budapest, 1901) was a
Hungarian painter whose works are
featured in the
Hungarian National Gallery.
Early Evening Landscape...
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Student Prince, but were
written especially for the film
version by
Nicholas Brodszky and Paul
Francis Webster.
Generally regarded as
being among Lanza's finest...
- Love" is a po****r song with
lyrics by
Sammy Cahn and
music by
Nicholas Brodszky.
Published in 1950, it was
written for
Mario Lanza, who sang it with Kathryn...
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Volume 15,
supplement issue 1". SpringerLink. "MDR" (PDF). Gulácsi, L.;
Brodszky, V.; Baji, P.; Kim, H.; Kim, S. Y.; Cho, Y. Y.; Péntek, M. (2015). "Biosimilars...
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Community College,
Villa Maria College "Be My Love" –
written by
Nicholas Brodszky,
Sammy Cahn;
performed by
Mario Lanza "The
Donkey Serenade" – performed...
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Mervyn LeRoy, and
written by
Isobel Lennart. The
music score is by
Nicholas Brodszky, and the
cinematographer was
Joseph Ruttenberg. Nora
Taylor has a fortune...
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music by
Nicholas Brodszky,
lyrics by
Sammy Cahn.
Performed by Dean
Martin and
Jules Munshin. "No One but You",
music by
Nicholas Brodszky,
lyrics by Jack...
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Cinematography Robert Bronner Edited by John
McSweeney Music by
Nicholas Brodszky Sammy Cahn
Ralph Freed George Stoll Robert Van Eps
Production company Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer...
