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And here is the song list - with titles sure to make you spit take your Ovaltine...
Hello!
A tree in the park
Howdy to Broadway
A little birdie told me so
Charming, Charming
Where is that rainbow?
Finale act 1 (Wedding procession)
We pirates from weehawken
I'm so humble (Dropped soon after the New York opening)
Havana
Give this little girl a hand!
Peggy, Peggy
Come on and tell me (Dropped before the New York opening)
Paris is really divine
Trampin' along (Dropped before the New York opening)
In his harms (Dropped after the New York opening)
Re-used
Pipes of Pansy (Dropped before the New York opening)
Chuck it
Maybe it's me (Dropped before the New York opening)
Posted: 12/14/16 at 7:48pm
Because I'm feeling warm affection for After Eight today. Let's revive this 1926 musical for him.
The musical was considered daring for its time: there was no opening chorus and no songs for the first 15 minutes.[1] The plot, told in one long dream, focuses on Peggy-Ann’s dream fantasies. She is the niece of the owner of a boarding house in New York and the fiancée of a local boy. She escapes from a hum-drum life through dreams of herself as a wealthy adventuress, with a yacht and a husband.
And here is the song list - with titles sure to make you spit take your Ovaltine...
Hello!
A tree in the park
Howdy to Broadway
A little birdie told me so
Charming, Charming
Where is that rainbow?
Finale act 1 (Wedding procession)
We pirates from weehawken
I'm so humble (Dropped soon after the New York opening)
Havana
Give this little girl a hand!
Peggy, Peggy
Come on and tell me (Dropped before the New York opening)
Paris is really divine
Trampin' along (Dropped before the New York opening)
In his harms (Dropped after the New York opening)
Re-used
Pipes of Pansy (Dropped before the New York opening)
Chuck it
Maybe it's me (Dropped before the New York opening)
Updated On: 12/14/16 at 07:48 PM