Barbra Streisand, appearing on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson (Feb. 1, 1963 episode) and briefly discussed her 1961 gig at Winnipeg's Town n' Country nightclub (which she called "weird").

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Barbra Streisand on Performing at Winnipeg's Town n’ Country 1961

When The Sun Comes Out (live Basin Street East)

Live at Hollywood Bowl 1967

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“Natural Sounds” Excerpt

Working at Town n‘ Country Nightclub in Manitoba

Meeting Pres. Kennedy in 1963

Lee Jordan was employed by Columbia Broadcasting System and interviewed BJS backstage during the run of I CAN GET IT FOR YOU WHOLESALE.

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The Magic of Musical Comedy

Interview With Miss Marmelstein 1962

Some funny comments from Barbra Streisand during her 1994 concert tour in London.

Streisand's Comments on the British Press during her 1994 concert at London's Wembley Arena

Barbra Archives presents an excerpt from the 12/21/61 show of PM East. Barbra sings an up-tempo version of "Ding Dong the Witch is Dead."

PM East Dec. 21, 1961 Excerpt ("Ding Dong the Witch is Dead)

Co-host Joyce Davidson chats with Mickey Rooney and Barbra Streisand. This episode aired 11/27/61.  There are no longer any films, kinescopes, or video tapes left of PM East.

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PM East Nov. 27, 1961 Excerpt

Host Mike Wallace and Barbra Streisand verbally joust with each other.  This is probably from the 12/1/61 show, as Wallace mentions Barbra's run at The Blue Angel — she performed there Nov. 16 through Dec. 13 in 1961; this was also the fourth time Barbra appeared on PM East with Wallace.

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PM East Probably Dec. 1, 1961 Show Excerpt

This is an excerpt — probably from the 10/13/61 airing of PM East, in which host Mike Wallace and Barbra Streisand chat. The video of this has long been lost since no kinescope was made; and the video tapes were recorded over.  Streisand mentions "Another Evening with Harry Stoones" at the end, which is about to open; that's why I've given my best guess that this was the 10/13/61 PM East show; she would have been in rehearsals at this time for "Stoones."

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PM East October 13, 1961

At the beginning of the clip is a short excerpt of Streisand singing "Much More" from THE FANTASTICKS, followed by an interview with one of the Today Show hosts. For years fans have identified the male voice as John Chancellor, but that is not correct. The woman (at the end) is Pat Fontaine.  The man doing the interview is most likely Jack Lescoulie.  Hugh Downs and Frank Blair were also Today Show hosts in 1962, but their voices and manner were a bit more buttoned-down and serious than Lescoulie was.

Kismet 1013 - Good Times

Interview on Today Show, 1962

A Streisand fan recorded this from the television set when it aired in 1962.  Here, Johnny Carson (who had just taken over the show three days earlier) chats with Barbra about empire-waisted dresses.

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Tonight Show Oct. 4, 1962 with Barbra Streisand

Barbra Streisand, interviewed by Johnny Carson, on her last visit to the show until 2014.

Tonight Show Interviews

Tonight Show Interview Feb. 1, 1963

Barbra sings on The Keefe Brasselle Show.
Aired: June 25, 1963 on CBS.
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Keefe Brasselle Show 1963

A 2001 book/CD with celebrities reading classic fairy tales. Barbra Streisand humorously and wryly read "The Frog Prince."

Profits from the book, "Once Upon A Fairy Tale," went to the Starbright Foundation, which benefited ill children.

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Once Upon A Time

Once Upon A Fairy Tale (The Frog Prince)

1970 radio commercial for On A Clear Day You Can See Forever.

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On A Clear Day (Alternate Soundtrack - Remastered 2011)

Long Radio Spot (On a Clear Day)

Columbia Pictures sent out this earlier, alternate recording of the theme song to their Barbra Streisand/Robert Redford film.  Sung by Barbra.

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The Way We Were: Singles, Radio Spots & Versions

The Way We Were (Alternate Promo)

Barbra's Feb. 24, 1961 visit; then a small section from the show Guest House, hosted by Bud Guest; finally, a short bit from her April 14, 1961 appearance at the end.

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Jack Harris & "Guest House" WJR Detroit - Streisand as Guest 1961

Radio host Bob Crane interviews Barbra Streisand (date unknown; 1963). Barbra was in Los Angeles taping an episode of The Dinah Shore Show.

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Radio (Misc.)

KNX - Bob Crane Show feat. Barbra Streisand 1963

WNEW-AM, New York ... March 28, 1964 ... Hosted by Fred Robbins. 

The opening of Ray Stark's Funny Girl on Broadway. Robbins interviews Barbra backstage; live audio of “People” from opening night; From the Rainbow Room opening night party, Robbins interviews Ben Hecht, Sophie Tucker, Leonard Sillman, Jason Robards, Lauren Bacall, Ray Stark, Frank Farrell (NY World Telegram), Jule Styne, Bob Merrill, and Diana Kind (Streisand's mother).

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Robbins Nest 1964 Funny Girl Opening Night

Produced by Fred Robbins (Robbins’ Nest Productions), and running 30-minutes long, Columbia sent out a 7”-single to radio stations with a script so that hosts could ask the questions and have Streisand “respond.” The promotional discs were meant to publicize Barbra's 1964 "People" album. (The audio here has been edited for length).

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Columbia Records Open-Ended Interview w/ Barbra Streisand 1964

Barbra Streisand recorded a 14:47-minute show for the Christmas Seal campaign. The LP/album, sent to radio stations for airing, featured Streisand speaking about Christmas Seals, plus introducing four songs—including two from her Broadway triumph in Funny Girl: “When The Sun Comes Out,” “Don't Rain On My Parade,” “My Coloring Book,” and “People.”

Barbra Archives has edited the show audio (minus the songs).

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Barbra Streisand Christmas Seals Campaign 1965

David Jacobs interviewed Barbra Streisand for BBC radio in 1966 while she was in London preparing to open the stage version of Funny Girl.

Jacobs has hosted shows on the BBC for decades, including the shows Housewives Choice, BBC Jazz Club, Pick Of The Pops, Melodies For You.

In the excerpts below, Jacobs mentions a song from Passion Flower Hotel, which is “How Much of a Dream Comes True”.

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"Meet Barbra Streisand" 1966 Interview w/ David Jacobs

In the movie FUNNY LADY, Ben Vereen and Streisand perform a song together which was cut (mostly) from the movie.  The entire song appears on the soundtrack album.  Vereen plays "Uncle Tom" and Streisand is "Little Eva" in a humorous take on the old stories. The dialogue here introduced the song.

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So Long Honey Lamb (Intro Dialogue)

Broadcast during Christmas 1976, this radio special featured many of Streisand's greatest hits, accompanied by interviews with Ms. Streisand, Ryan O'Neal, Dustin Hoffman, and James Caan.

(Songs have been edited out)

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Barbra Streisand: Her Words & Music (1976 Radio Show)

ABC Entertainment radio features produced a 51-minute radio program, The Barbra Streisand Special, which aired on 400 stations across the country the week of June 17, 1979, to coincide with the release of Streisand's eleventh motion picture, The Main Event. 

Streisand's songs were intercut with the interview (they've been edited from this version). Barbra's friends and co-workers were also interviewed.

The 2-LP set, as sent to radio stations, included a program operations sheet with listings of songs, and time and cue instructions. ABC used master tapes from Columbia Records to put the show together.

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Barbra Streisand Special [1979 Radio]

Barbra Streisand [Radio] Special (edited) [June 24, 1979]

Written & Produced by: Burt Kleinman
Production & Engineering by: Michael Jordan
Interview by: Mary Turner
Westwood One Executive Producer: Norm Pattiz
Hosted by: Phil Hendrie

Released to radio stations in 1983 to promote Yentl, this 2-LP interview album contained excerpts from Streisand's most popular song hits. (Songs have been edited out.)

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The Legend of Barbra Streisand [1983 Radio]

The Legend of Barbra Streisand 1983 Radio Show

Here's a short segment of Mae Questel (famous as the voice of Olive Oil and Betty Boop) singing "If A Girl Isn't Pretty" from the movie version of FUNNY GIRL (1968, Columbia Pictures).  Questel plays the neighbor, Mrs. Strakosh, and the first musical number in the film is this song.  Originally, Strakosh sang these extra few lines, which were cut for pace and timing.

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Funny Girl 1968 Movie — Mae Questel's Cut Vocals

Here's a short excerpt from the duet between Kay Medford and Lee Allen, which was recorded and filmed for the 1968 FUNNY GIRL movie.  It was cut from the film.

The song is a holdover from the Broadway show, where Fanny's mother and friend received two duets in the play.

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"Who Taught Her Everything She Knows" - Cut Duet from FUNNY GIRL Movie

Recorded, filmed, and cut from the final film, this is Omar Sharif's solo number (sung as "Nick Arnstein") — "Pink Velvet Jail" written by Jule Styne and Bob Merrill.

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Funny Girl (OST Advanced Recording)

Pink Velvet Jail - Omar Sharif cut song from FUNNY GIRL (1968)

After the scene in which Branca offers Nick a partnership in a new club—and Nick discovers that Fanny put up fifty thousand dollars for his share—Nick then escorts Fanny out the door to her rehearsal. He goes to the telephone and calls Peterson to accept the junk bond deal which eventually puts him in jail.

The filmmakers considered using Omar Sharif's vocal as he goes to pick up his drink after the call. (In the final film, an orchestrated "Don't Rain on My Parade" scores the scene.)

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