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Song Analysis Of Jerry Herman's Hello, Dolly !
Within seconds of WALL-E , we can clearly see a vivid image on how Earth is polluted and destroyed by mankind. Director, Andrew Stanton, utilizes a song called Put on Your Sunday Clothes, by Jerry Herman from 1965. This opening song was from an earlier film called Hello Dolly! , which helps support ¨ the film's nostalgic, sci-fi tone.4 Set in a stylized 1890, Hello, Dolly! depicts the draw of modernization and urbanization, but an additional correlative emerges through the context of the 1960s, when Hello, Dolly! was released: namely, the space race¨ (Herhuth 54). This song sends out a strong message because it contains a high esauththic voice that the audience listen to in space when we look at different areas of the galaxy. The song says
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