Title: High Time (film)
Content: Bing Crosby as Harvey Howard ; Fabian Forte as Gil Sparrow ; Tuesday Weld as Joy Elder ; Nicole Maurey as Prof. Helene Gauthier ; Richard Beymer as Bob Bannerman ; Patrick Adiarte as T.J. Padmanagham ; Yvonne Craig as Randy 'Scoop' Pruitt ; Jimmy Boyd as Robert Higgson ; Gavin MacLeod as Professor Thayer ; Kenneth MacKenna as President Byrne of Pinehurst ; Nina Shipman as Laura Howard ; Angus Duncan as Harvey Howard Jr. ; Paul von Schreiber as Crump ; Harold Ayer as Student ; Jimmy Baya as Band Leader ; Carla Borelli as Harvey Jr.'s Date at Ball ; Harry Carter as Harvey's Chauffeur ; Alvin Childress as Guest Announcer at Judge Carter's Ball ; Donald Cockburn as Basketball Coach ; Dick Crockett as Bones McKinney ; Douglass Dumbrille as Judge Carter ; Gregg Dunn in bit role ; Opal Euard 
Title: High Time (film)
Content:  High Time is a 1960 American comedy film directed by Blake Edwards and starring Bing Crosby, Fabian, Tuesday Weld, and Nicole Maurey. The film is told from the perspective of a middle-aged man who enters the world of a new generation of postwar youth. In the years since its release, High Time has come to be viewed as a comedic study of the slowly emerging generation gap between the music and mores of an older generation and postwar youth, as well as an inadvertent time capsule of American adolescents and lifestyles in 1960.
Title: High Time (film)
Content:  High Time was scripted by Garson Kanin, Frank Waldman and Tom Waldman. It was originally titled "Big Daddy", with the starring role to be played by Gary Cooper. When Cooper's terminal illness forced him to turn down the role, Bing Crosby was signed as lead, and the script was revised to his requirements. The movie was known as Daddy-O before being changed to High Time. Simone Signoret was once announced for the female lead. It was Fabian's second film.
Title: High Time (MC5 album)
Content:  High Time was co-produced by the band and Atlantic staff engineer Geoffrey Haslam.
Title: High Time (film)
Content:  The film introduced the song "The Second Time Around". It was the last song Bing Crosby introduced that would be nominated for an Oscar for Best Song. The song became a hit single for Frank Sinatra, and would later be recorded by a number of artists, including Barbra Streisand for "The Movie Album" (2003). The title song, "High Time," was adopted in 1961 as the opening theme music for Mr. Peppermint, a long-running children's show in the Dallas–Fort Worth area.
Title: High Time (TMGE album)
Content: 1) "brand new stone" - 4:38 ; 2) "Lily" - 4:12 ; 3) "Let's get love." - 4:58 ; 4) "sweet MONACO" - 3:18 ; 5) "chandelier" - 4:40 ; 6) "blue nylon shirts (from bathroom)" - 3:23 ; 7) "bowling machine" - 3:07 ; 8) "Laugh the world!" - 6:09 ; 9) "flash silver bus" - 2:50 ; 10) "candy house (Texas style)" - 3:34 ; 11) "sl(thr)ow" - 4:13 ; 12) "Baby, please go home~wave'33" - 7:28 
Title: High Time (film)
Content:  Mrs. Carter Frank Fowler as Professor ; Don Gazzaniga in bit role ; Ruby Goodwin as Dr. Byrne's Maid ; Ray Hamilton as Laura's Date at Ball ; John Page Harrington as Heazlett ; Linda Hutchings in bit role ; Byron Kane as Professor ; Jean Paul King as Professor ; James Lanphier as Burdick, Maitre D' at Harvey Howard's ; Johnny Lee as Servant at Judge Carter's Ball ; Mary Patton as Matron ; Edmund T. Peckham as Professor ; Ray A. Rustigan as Hedgepeth ; Art Salter as Gas Station Attendant ; Jeffrey Sayre as Helps Harvey from Floor at Dance ; Frank J. Scannell as Auctioneer at College ; Elisabeth Talbot-Martin as Matron ; Emerson Treacy as Professor ; Janice Trotter as Student ; Irene Vernon as Matron ; Ernestine Wade as Judge Carter's Maid ; H.E. West in bit role  
Title: High Time (film)
Content: "High Time" (Henry Mancini) - music only ; "The Second Time Around" - sung by Bing Crosby ; "You Tell Me Your Dream" (Charles N. Daniels / Gus Kahn) - sung by Bing Crosby and Nicole Maurey and chorus. ; "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear" - sung by Bing Crosby, Fabian, Nicole Maurey and others. ; "Nobody's Perfect" (Jimmy Van Heusen / Sammy Cahn) - a duet between Crosby and Fabian was omitted from the released print of film. 
Title: High Time (MC5 album)
Content:  High Time is the second and final studio album (third album overall) by the American rock band MC5, released in 1971 by Atlantic Records.
Title: High Time (MC5 album)
Content: MC5 Michael Davis – bass, vocals, ka (track 7), production ; Wayne Kramer – guitar, vocals, piano (tracks 2 and 3), production ; Fred "Sonic" Smith – guitar, vocals, harmonica (track 1), organ (track 1), sandpaper (track 2), production, cover concept (as Frederico Smithelini) ; Dennis Thompson – drums, vocals (track 1), tambourine (track 1, 2 and 7), reen (tracks 2, 5), tamboes (track 4), acme scraper (track 5), percussion (track 8), production ; Rob Tyner – vocals, harmonica (track 1), maracas (track 1), rockas (track 2), castanets (track 6), conga (track 8), production, cover cartoon illustration Additional personnel Pete Kelly – piano on "Sister Anne" ; Dan Bullock – trombone on "Skunk" ; Ellis Dee – percussion on "Skunk" ; Lil' Bobby Wayne Derminer – wizzer on "Future/Now" ; Merlene Driscoll – vocals on "Sister Anne" 

Question: Who was the composer of High Time?
Answer: Henry Mancini.
Enrico Nicola Mancini.
Henry Nicola Mancini.