Shuffle Along
MusicalComedyRevivalBroadway
Opening Date
May 08, 1952
Closing Date
May 10, 1952
Performances
4
MusicalComedyRevivalBroadway
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Open Date: May 08, 1952
Close Date: May 10, 1952
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
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Description
A musical in two acts
Setting
Northern Italy and New York. Spring, 1945.
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PeopleProduced by Irving Gaumont; Produced in association with Grace RosenfeldMusic by Eubie Blake; Revised Book by Flournoy Miller and Paul Gerard Smith; Lyrics by Noble Sissle; Additional music by Joseph Meyer; Additional lyrics by Floyd Huddleston; Music orchestrated by Charles Cook; Vocal arrangements by Claude Garreau; Featuring songs with lyrics by Joan JavittsDirected by Paul Gerard Smith; Entire Production Devised and Staged by George Hale; Choreographed by Henry LeTangScenic Design by Albert R. Johnson; Costume Design by Waldo AngeloProduction Stage Manager: Lawrence SeymourSingerModelSingerSingerSingerSingerSinger
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SongsAct 1Sung ByJive DrillBugler, Sgt. Rocky Mason and EnsembleCpl. Betty Lee, Lt. Jim Crocker and EnsembleFallingSgt. Lucy Duke and Capt. Harry GaillardI'm Just Wild About HarrySgt. Lucy Duke, Capt. Harry Gaillard and EnsembleCity Called Heaven - Juba-leeChaplain and EnsembleBongo-boolaMable, Bugler, Drummer and EnsembleSwanee MoonCpl. Betty Lee, Singers and DancerLove Will find a WaySgt. Lucy Duke, Lt. Jim Crocker, Rosa Pasini, Cpl. Louie Bauche and SingersRhythm of AmericaSgt. Lucy Duke and Entire CompanyAct 2Sung ByIt's the Gown That Makes the Gal That Makes the Guy
(lyrics by Joan Javitts)EnsembleSgt. Lucy Duke and ModelsLt. Jim Crocker and GIsCpl. Betty Lee and WACsFarewell With LoveSgt. Lucy DukeMableReminiscingNoble Sissle and Eubie BlakeFinaleEntire Company
Produced by Irving Gaumont; Produced in association with Grace Rosenfeld
Music by Eubie Blake; Revised Book by Flournoy Miller and Paul Gerard Smith; Lyrics by Noble Sissle; Additional music by Joseph Meyer; Additional lyrics by Floyd Huddleston; Music orchestrated by Charles Cook; Vocal arrangements by Claude Garreau; Featuring songs with lyrics by Joan Javitts
Directed by Paul Gerard Smith; Entire Production Devised and Staged by George Hale; Choreographed by Henry LeTang
Scenic Design by Albert R. Johnson; Costume Design by Waldo Angelo
Production Stage Manager: Lawrence Seymour
Singer
Model
Singer
Singer
Singer
Singer
Singer
Act 1
Sung By
Jive Drill
Bugler, Sgt. Rocky Mason and Ensemble
Cpl. Betty Lee, Lt. Jim Crocker and Ensemble
Falling
Sgt. Lucy Duke and Capt. Harry Gaillard
I'm Just Wild About Harry
Sgt. Lucy Duke, Capt. Harry Gaillard and Ensemble
City Called Heaven - Juba-lee
Chaplain and Ensemble
Bongo-boola
Mable, Bugler, Drummer and Ensemble
Swanee Moon
Cpl. Betty Lee, Singers and Dancer
Love Will find a Way
Sgt. Lucy Duke, Lt. Jim Crocker, Rosa Pasini, Cpl. Louie Bauche and Singers
Rhythm of America
Sgt. Lucy Duke and Entire Company
Act 2
Sung By
It's the Gown That Makes the Gal That Makes the Guy
(lyrics by Joan Javitts)
(lyrics by Joan Javitts)
Ensemble
Sgt. Lucy Duke and Models
Lt. Jim Crocker and GIs
Cpl. Betty Lee and WACs
Farewell With Love
Sgt. Lucy Duke
Mable
Reminiscing
Noble Sissle and Eubie Blake
Finale
Entire Company
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