Do Re Mi Lyrics
- Act 1
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Waiting
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All You Need Is A Quarter
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Take A Job
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It's Legitimate
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I Know About Love
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The Auditions
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Cry Like The Wind
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Ambition
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Success
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Fireworks
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What's New At The Zoo
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Asking For You
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The Late, Late Show
- Act 2
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Adventure
- Make Someone Happy
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Don't Be Ashamed of a Teardrop
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He's A V.I.P.
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All Of My Life
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Finale
Most notable in this musical was the scene that has been arranged in such a way as if it was a great jukebox and a few of these units were on the stage. Many colorful plates lined the walls and was looked like they were mirrors. Also, the lighting in some moments was carried out in the style of "black lights", when it was necessary to display the shooting stars. And in some climactic moments of the love of the minor characters pyrotechnics techniques were used, the so-called Roman candles.
Musical on Broadway gave exactly 400 regular performances, having opened in 1960, first on St. James Theatre and its closure was in 1962 at the 54th Street Theatre, where it moved in the course of the show. B. Aronson worked as stage designer. L. Jalowetz & M. C. Lee helped him in it. I. Sharaff did costume design, two were responsible for choreography – M. Breaux & D. D. Wood.
After arriving in the West End in 1961, musical’s opening was held in the Prince of Wales Theatre, and was holding there for 169 shows, with such actors: J. Waters, M. Bygraves, S. Arlen & M. Fitzgibbon.
In 1999, the musical has been redesigned for a special show to a concert version, under the leadership of J. Rando (director) and R. Skinner (choreographer). California saw the staging in 2001, also in the concert format. Recording from Broadway was released in 1961 by RCA Victor. A recording from a concert was made in 1999 by DRG.
Release date: 1960
Last Update:February, 24th 2016