 "I would not say I was a major contributor to the lyrics, but we all decided the three of us would take the billing," remembers William Goldman.Originally planned as a project for Gertrude Berg to be directed by Jerome Robbins, it opened in Philadelphia directed instead by Word Baker, who recently had staged "The Fantasticks" off-Broadway.With everything from the script to the score to the set in disarray, theatre producer Hal Prince was brought in to replace Baker and repair the damage.