We hold no picture of this show. This is Ethel Merman, who was in the 1939 production. Photo by Cris Alexander-imprinted stamp at upper right of uncropped photo
A left-wing screenwriter in Hollywood clashes with the crass studio system when she tries to make socially conscious films. She falls for a handsome leading man while battling studio executives who want to turn her serious script into mindless entertainment, satirizing the film industry's tension between art and commerce.
Opened
1939
Performances
127
Type
Musical
Era
Early
Music: Arthur SchwartzLyrics: Dorothy FieldsBook: J. P. McEvoy
Every Broadway staging held in broadway-data, sourced to IBDB.
West End runs are not yet held.
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