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Here’s Love

We hold no picture of this show. This is Fred Gwynne, who was in the 1963 production.
We hold no picture of this show. This is Fred Gwynne, who was in the 1963 production. CBS Television

Shows · Here’s Love

When a kindly old man claiming to be Kris Kringle is hired as the Macy’s department store Santa Claus, his warmth and genuine belief in Christmas magic captivate everyone — especially young Susan Walker, a skeptical little girl raised by her practical, no-nonsense divorced mother Doris. As Kris faces a sanity hearing to determine whether he really is Santa Claus, a young lawyer named Fred Gaily takes his case, hoping…

Opened
1963
Performances
334
Type
Musical
Era
Golden Age
Music: Meredith WillsonLyrics: Meredith WillsonBook: Meredith Willson

Productions1 on Broadway

1963 Shubert Theatre Original. October 3, 1963 · Stuart Ostrow 334 performances

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1 passage naming Here’s Love, found by keyword across 178 books. It's where this show turns up in the literature, not curated trivia about it.

Michael Bennett, a Michael Kidd dancer in SUBWAYS ARE FOR SLEEPING [Styne: December 27, 1961] and HERE’S LOVE [Willson: October 3, 1963]. This was Bennett's second attempt, following the equally unsuccessful A JOYFUL NOISE [December 15, 1966]. book:show-tunes-the-songs-shows-and-careers-of-broadway-s-suskin-steven-suskin-steven#p294

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