Productions1 on Broadway
| 1910 | New Amsterdam Theatre Original. August 30, 1910 · George Lederer | 231 performances |
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Madame Sherry (8/30/10; 231 performances) was a triumph at the New Amsterdam THEATRE. book:broadway-its-history-people-and-places-an-encyclopedia-bloom-ken-1949-2nd-ed-new#p239
Madame Sherry, 115, 116, 117 book:a-pictorial-history-of-the-american-theatre-1860-1985-blum#p489
By the time he took up with Hammerstein, Harbach had written the book and lyrics for a handful of shows, from Madame Sherry, with music by Karl Hoschna (which gave us “Every Little Moment”), to Rudolf Friml’s Firefly, produced by Arthur Hammerstein in 1912, to Going Up, a resilient 351-performance hit at the Liberty Th… book:broadway-musicals-a-hundred-year-history-lewis-david-h-2002-2012-mcfarland-compa#p28
Berlin got a successful musical called Madame Sherry, which boasted a Parisian text by the skillful Maurice Ordonneau. book:the-musical-a-concise-history-second-edition-ga-nzl-kurt-findlay-jamie-2-2022010#p149
Berlin brought out a merry “French” musical comedy about the high jinks surrounding the setting up—for the benefit of a wealthy uncle who thinks he’s been supporting his bachelor nephew’s family—of a phoney Madame Sherry, and its equally lightweight music bore the signature of the almost neophyte Hungarian known as Hug… book:the-musical-a-concise-history-second-edition-ga-nzl-kurt-findlay-jamie-2-2022010#p158
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