 They were Oscar-nominated twice, for their screenplays for "The Band Wagon" and "It's Always Fair Weather", both of which earned them a Screen Writers Guild Award, as did "On the Town".Their stage work during the next few years included the revue "Two on the Aisle", starring Bert Lahr and Dolores Gray, "Wonderful Town", an adaptation of the comedy hit "My Sister Eileen", with Rosalind Russell and Edie Adams as two sisters from Ohio trying to make it in the Big Apple, and "Bells Are Ringing", which reunited them with Judy Holliday as an operator at a telephone answering service.The score, including the standards "Just in Time", "Long Before I Knew You," and "The Party’s Over" proved to be one of their richest.