Charlotte Rae

On stage 10 productions, 21 years

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Li’l Abner

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In the literature8 passages

• Cast : Robert Halliday (Tim Shanahan), Michele Burke (Nora), Wilton Clary (McCaffrey, Big Patrick), Marie Gibson (Bridgie Quinn), Charlotte Rae (Tirsa Shanahan), Bert Wheeler (Owen Roe Tavish), John Raitt (Jamie McRuin), Walter Burke (Power O’Malley), Anne Jeffreys (Maeve Harrigan), Jeff Morrow (Randal Devlin), Grania O’Malley (Aunt Bid),…ebooks/Dietz, Dan/Complete Book of 1950s Broadway Musicals, The - Dan Dietz.txt
• Act One: “The Wake” (Robert Halliday, Charlotte Rae, Bert Wheeler, Mourners); “The Girl That I Court in My Mind” (John Raitt); “My Home’s a Highway” (Anne Jeffreys, Horse Traders); “We’re for Love” (Bert Wheeler, Horse Traders, Women of the Camp), “My Heart’s Darlin’” (John Raitt); “Goin’ on a Hayride” (John Raitt, Anne Jeffreys, Boys, Gi…ebooks/Dietz, Dan/Complete Book of 1950s Broadway Musicals, The - Dan Dietz.txt
• Cast: Lotte Lenya, Scott Merrill, Leon Lishner, Jo Sullivan, Charlotte Rae, Beatrice Arthur, Gerald Price, John Astin, Joseph Beruh, Gerrianne Raphaelebooks/Green, Stanley/Broadway Musicals, Show By Show - Seventh Edition - Stanley Green & Cary Ginell.txt
• Cast: Edie Adams, Peter Palmer, Howard St. John, Stubby Kaye, Charlotte Rae, Tina Louise, Joe E. Marks, Julie Newmar, Grover Daleebooks/Green, Stanley/Broadway Musicals, Show By Show - Seventh Edition - Stanley Green & Cary Ginell.txt
• “Strictly overrated!”—CHARLOTTE RAE (TV’s The Facts of Life ) on George Abbott, who replaced her early on in his hit The Pajama Game (1954) with Carol Haney, who thus became a Broadway starebooks/Hadleigh, Boze/Broadway Babylon - Boze Hadleigh.txt
• One of their songs from this time, “Gus the Gopher,” was recorded some years later by Charlotte Rae. 8 Harnick remembers, “I wrote the music, and [Stanley and I] both wrote the lyrics.” The A sections of the AABA form, written in a light novelty-song style, employ goofy puns and rhymes such as “gopher/gofer” and “squirrel/Pearl/Earl” to t…ebooks/Lambert, Philip/B00590X4L8 EBOK - Philip Lambert.txt

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