All for Love
MusicalRevueOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Jan 22, 1949
Closing Date
May 07, 1949
Performances
121
MusicalRevueOriginalBroadway
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Open Date: Jan 22, 1949
Close Date: May 07, 1949
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
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PeopleProduced by Sammy Lambert and Anthony Brady FarrellMusic by Allan Roberts and Lester Lee; Lyrics by Allan Roberts and Lester Lee; Sketch editor: Max Shulman; Musical Director: Clay Warnick; Music orchestrated by Ted Royal, Don Walker, Robert Russell Bennett and Hans SpialekStaged by Edward Reveaux; Choreographed by Eric VictorScenic Design by Edward Gilbert; Costume Design by Billy Livingston
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Songsmusic by Allan Roberts and Lester Lee; lyrics by Allan Roberts and Lester Lee
(Unless otherwise noted)Act 1Sung ByAll for LoveSinging Girls and Boys, Dancing Girls and BoysMy Baby's BoredThe Big Four (Music Paraphrased by Peter Howard Weiss)Why Can't It Happen Again
(music by Michael Elmer)My Heart's in the Middle of JulyIt's a LivingBenjamin B. O'DellAct 2Sung ByProdigal Daughter (Ballet Music by Peter Howard Weiss)Run to Me, My LoveNo Time for Love(A) Dreamer With a PennyThe Farrell GirlOh, How Fortunate You Mortals Be
Produced by Sammy Lambert and Anthony Brady Farrell
Music by Allan Roberts and Lester Lee; Lyrics by Allan Roberts and Lester Lee; Sketch editor: Max Shulman; Musical Director: Clay Warnick; Music orchestrated by Ted Royal, Don Walker, Robert Russell Bennett and Hans Spialek
Staged by Edward Reveaux; Choreographed by Eric Victor
Scenic Design by Edward Gilbert; Costume Design by Billy Livingston
music by Allan Roberts and Lester Lee; lyrics by Allan Roberts and Lester Lee
(Unless otherwise noted)
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
All for Love
Singing Girls and Boys, Dancing Girls and Boys
My Baby's Bored
The Big Four (Music Paraphrased by Peter Howard Weiss)
Why Can't It Happen Again
(music by Michael Elmer)
(music by Michael Elmer)
My Heart's in the Middle of July
It's a Living
Benjamin B. O'Dell
Act 2
Sung By
Prodigal Daughter (Ballet Music by Peter Howard Weiss)
Run to Me, My Love
No Time for Love
(A) Dreamer With a Penny
The Farrell Girl
Oh, How Fortunate You Mortals Be
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