Vivienne Segal (1897-1992) remains a cherished figure in the world of physical media, especially for collectors of classic musicals. A standout in the Broadway scene, she created the iconic role of Vera Simpson in the original 1940 production of "Pal Joey," introducing the unforgettable ballad "Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered." Her performance not only cemented her status in theater history but also left a lasting mark on film adaptations and recordings that collectors prize, particularly the 2003 reissue of the studio cast album featuring her unforgettable renditions. Her contributions extended beyond the stage, with appearances in film and television, including a notable guest role on "Perry Mason." Collectors often seek out her performances for their historical significance, as well as her rare recordings. With her legacy intertwined with celebrated composers like Rodgers and Hart, Vivienne Segal's work continues to captivate and inspire, making her a focal point for enthusiasts of classic American musical history and home video releases.