A birthday toast to the United Nations

A birthday toast to the United Nations

by Richard L. Coe

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Overture, Paul Lavalle, conducting, the UN Association Orchestra, "A Birthday Toast to the United Nations," Vincent Price, the LaRocque Bey Dancers and Drummers, Jack Greene and Jeannie Seely and the Jolly Giants, members of the World Famous Rockettes, Caterina Valente, "A Tribute to Irving Berlin, Songwriter to the World," featuring Suzanne Barry, Alan Cole, Susan Rush, Christian Smith, The Rockettes, the George Washington University Troubadours, special material by Al Stillman and Will Irwin, world premiere "Song for the UN," words and music by Irving Berlin, grand procession of colors, Girl Scouts of the U.S.A., Boy Scouts of America, representatives of world youth organizations, and the entire company. Entire production under the supervision of the William Morris Agency.

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