Biography
American pop and Broadway lyricist Howard Dietz, active from the 1920s through the 1960s, is best known for his work with composer Arthur Schwartz. Schwartz and Dietz wrote successful Broadway scores including +The Little Show (1929), +Three's a Crowd (1930), +At Home Abroad (1935), and +Inside U.S.A. (1948). Born in N.Y.C. in 1896, Dietz briefly attended Columbia University before working as a newspaper columnist and ad writer. After serving in WWI, he went on to become the advertising and publicity director of MGM (and other companies), and wrote for radio and television. Hits by Schwartz and Dietz include I Guess I'll Have to Change My Plan and Moanin' Low (1929), Something to Remember You By (1930), Dancin' in the Dark (1931), Louisiana Hayride and A Shine on Your Shoes (1932), You and the Night and the Music (1934), By Myself and I See Your Face Before Me (1938), and That's Entertainment (1953). Dietz also wrote English lyrics for the operas +La Boheme and +Der Fledermaus, and collaborated on pop songs with such composers as Jerome Kern, Vernon Duke, Jimmy McHugh, and Ralph Rainger. Dietz reunited with Schwartz in the 1960s for the musicals +The Gay Life (1961) and +Jennie (1963). Dietz was the librettist for about half of the Broadway musicals he worked on, authored the autobiography -Dancing in the Dark, and is a member of the Songwriter's Hall of Fame. ~ Joslyn Layne, Rovi



 
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Alone Together- Arthur Schwartz /Howard Dietz
Alone Together- Arthur Schwartz /Howard Dietz
Original DANCING IN THE DARK from "The Bandwagon" 1931 by Howard Dietz and Arthur Schwartz
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You and The Night And the Music by Howard Dietz
Arthur Schwartz / Howard Dietz : That's entertainment (Georges/Magnificat/Thierry Boulanger/Franc...
Alone Together - Howard Dietz
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