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When they withdrew from the project, Martin searched for another plot upon which to graft some of his already-written songs. Molnar’s play—which Preston Sturges had successfully adapted into a semi-classic 1935 Margaret Sulla- van film—was selected somewhat after the fact. book:show-tunes-the-songs-shows-and-careers-of-broadway-s-suskin-steven-suskin-steven#p235
Walker had the lead in two subsequent musicals of the forties, Barefoot Boy with Cheek and Look, Ma, I’m Dancin’!, neither of which proved a great success, and she closed on the road in a musical called A Month of Sundays in 1952. book:not-since-carrie-forty-years-of-broadway-musical-flops-ken-mandelbaum#p74
Unfortunately Nancy kept losing her voice, \nAnd sometimes she was out for weeks at a time … night after night we would have to disappoint our audience. Had it not been for this unfortunate illness, I think that the play would have been a hit. book:the-abbott-touch-thomas-hischak-2023-bloomsbury-publishing#p143
Harold Lang, the young dancing star of last season’s “Look, Ma, I’m Dancin’!”, is certain for the company. book:the-letters-of-cole-porter-cole-porter-editor-cliff-eisen-editor-dominic-mchugh-#p323
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