Pleasure Bound
MusicalRevueOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Feb 18, 1929
Closing Date
Jun 15, 1929
Performances
136
MusicalRevueOriginalBroadway
Open Date: Feb 18, 1929
Close Date: Jun 15, 1929
Closed Flag: n
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Description
A revue in two acts
Setting
New York City, Long Island, and Florida
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PeopleProduced by Messrs. Shubert (Lee and J. J.)Music by Muriel Pollock; Book by Harold Atteridge; Lyrics by Max Leif, Nathaniel Lief and Harold Atteridge; Additional music by Phil Baker, Maurice Rubens and Peter DeRose; Additional lyrics by Moe Jaffe, Sid Silvers, Charles Tobias, Irving Kahal and Sidney Clare; Musical Director: Harold Stern; Music orchestrated by Emil Gerstenberger and Archey BleyerScenic Design by Watson Barratt; Costume Design by Ernest SchrappsEnsembleEnsembleFirst GirlEnsembleEnsembleRudolph FisherThird GirlEnsemble
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Songsmusic by Muriel Pollock; lyrics by Harold Atteridge, Max Lief and Nathaniel Lief
(Unless otherwise noted)Act 1Sung ByWe Love to Go to WorkDancers, Show Girls, Boys and Jack Donahue-John Boyle GirlsBetty and Tom WestoverWe'll Get AlongBob Stewart, Marcella Standish, Jack Donahue-John Boyle Girls, Boys and GirlsCross Word PuzzlesPaisley and PackyPark Avenue Strut
(music by Phil Baker and Maurice Rubens; lyrics by Harold Atteridge and Moe Jaffe)Betty, Tom Westover, Pepita, Bob Stewart, Dancers and BoysSpecialty, Dancers and Jack Donahue-John Boyle GirlsAct 2Sung BySpanish FadoTito, Pepita, Dancers and ModelsPhil Baker and Lola Hopkins(You Can't Take Away) The Things That Were Made for Love
(music by Peter DeRose; lyrics by Irving Kahal and Charles Tobias)Phil Baker and Lola HopkinsPhil Baker and Lola HopkinsGlory of SpringDancers, Tito and MacQuarrie Harp Ensemble
Produced by Messrs. Shubert (Lee and J. J.)
Music by Muriel Pollock; Book by Harold Atteridge; Lyrics by Max Leif, Nathaniel Lief and Harold Atteridge; Additional music by Phil Baker, Maurice Rubens and Peter DeRose; Additional lyrics by Moe Jaffe, Sid Silvers, Charles Tobias, Irving Kahal and Sidney Clare; Musical Director: Harold Stern; Music orchestrated by Emil Gerstenberger and Archey Bleyer
Scenic Design by Watson Barratt; Costume Design by Ernest Schrapps
Ensemble
Ensemble
First Girl
Ensemble
Ensemble
Rudolph Fisher
Third Girl
Ensemble
music by Muriel Pollock; lyrics by Harold Atteridge, Max Lief and Nathaniel Lief
(Unless otherwise noted)
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
We Love to Go to Work
Dancers, Show Girls, Boys and Jack Donahue-John Boyle Girls
Betty and Tom Westover
We'll Get Along
Bob Stewart, Marcella Standish, Jack Donahue-John Boyle Girls, Boys and Girls
Cross Word Puzzles
Paisley and Packy
Park Avenue Strut
(music by Phil Baker and Maurice Rubens; lyrics by Harold Atteridge and Moe Jaffe)
(music by Phil Baker and Maurice Rubens; lyrics by Harold Atteridge and Moe Jaffe)
Betty, Tom Westover, Pepita, Bob Stewart, Dancers and Boys
Specialty, Dancers and Jack Donahue-John Boyle Girls
Act 2
Sung By
Spanish Fado
Tito, Pepita, Dancers and Models
Phil Baker and Lola Hopkins
(You Can't Take Away) The Things That Were Made for Love
(music by Peter DeRose; lyrics by Irving Kahal and Charles Tobias)
(music by Peter DeRose; lyrics by Irving Kahal and Charles Tobias)
Phil Baker and Lola Hopkins
Phil Baker and Lola Hopkins
Glory of Spring
Dancers, Tito and MacQuarrie Harp Ensemble
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