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Pal Joey Musical Lyrics

Pal Joey Lyrics

  1. Act 1
  2. You Mustn't Kick It Around
  3. I Could Write A Book
  4. Chicago (A Great Big Town)
  5. That Terrific Rainbow
  6. What Is A Man?
  7. Happy Hunting Horn
  8. Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered
  9. Pal Joey (What Do I Care For A Dame?)
  10. Act 2
  11. The Flower Garden Of My Heart
  12. Zip
  13. Plant You Now, Dig You Later Lyrics 
  14. In Our Little Den (of Iniquity) Lyrics 
  15. Do It The Hard Way
  16. Take Him
  17. Finale
  18. Finale: I Could Write a Book
  19. Other Songs:
  20. I Didn't Know What Time It Was
  21. There's A Small Hotel
  22. My Funny Valentine
  23. The Lady is a Tramp

Pal Joey musical description

Composer is R. Rodgers. Lyrics have been composed by L. Hart. Screenwriter was J. O'Hara. The Broadway show was held in the Ethel Barrymore Theatre, from December 1940 to August 1941, in the Shubert Theatre – from September to October 1941, in the St. James Theatre – from October to November 1941. Total were 374 plays under the direction of G. Abbott and choreographed by R. Alton. In the show was such cast: G. Kelly, V. Segal & J. Havoc. The new version of the Broadway show ran from January 1952 to April 1953 in the Broadhurst Theatre. It survived through 540 times. Producer was D. Alexander, choreographer – R. Alton. The show had such actors involved: H. Lang, V. Segal, and B. Fosse. The London premiere took place in March 1954 in the Princes Theatre with 245 performances. In the musical participated: H. Lang, C. Bruce & S. Bazely.

In 1963, the play was shown in NY City Center with such a team: B. Fosse, V. Lindfors & K. Medford. The new version of the histrionics took place on Broadway in the Circle Square Theatre from June to Aug. 1976 with 73 performances. Director was T. Mann. Choreographer – M. Sappington. The show included actors: C. Chadman, H. Gary & T. Treas. The musical also was held at London Noël Coward Theatre from September 1980 to September 1981 with such actors: S. Phillips, D. Carson & D. Lawson. From September to October 1992, the play in a new version has been shown in Boston Huntington Theatre, directed by D. Warren. Adapting the script has been done by R. Greenberg. In May 1995, the musical was held within Encores! in NY. From December 2008 to March 2009 in the Studio, a new, revised version, has been shown on Broadway, directed by J. Mantello and choreographed by G. Daniele. Adaptation was done by R. Greenberg. The show had cast: S. Channing, M. Risch & M. Plimpton.
Release date: 1940
Last Update:May, 16th 2016


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