1. Falling In Love With Love

2. Try To Remember

3. I Will Wait For You

4. Sweetest Sounds

5. And I Was Beautiful

6. Every Time We Say Goodbye

7. Something Very Strange

8. My Dearest Dear

9. Some Day I'll Find You

10. Autumn Leaves

11. In The Still Of The Night

 

 

Act I. As the story begins, we learn that Chief Brown Bear, upon Mary's advice, has taken the Kadota's claim to the land to the courts. Meanwhile, Mary, the foster-daughter of Chief Brown Bear, has fallen behind on her mortgage payment to the United States government for the land on which her Inn stands. The Forest Rangers have arrived in the area, in the midst of tracking down a disruptive group of Indians. They come across several young ladies staying at the inn who are on vacation from the Eastchester Finishing School. Captain Jim tells Mary that the leader of the wayward Indians is Yellow Feather, who turns out to be Brown Bear's son, thought dead, and who threatened to harm Mary. Captain Jim and Fleet Foot set off to find Yellow Feather.

Act II. General Fairfax arrives, assumes command of the Rangers, and sends them off to find Captain Jim so as to have the ladies to himself. Outside at night, Mary is captured and tied to a tree by Yellow Feather, but is rescued by Captain Jim. The Rangers, who have surrounded the Inn, capture Yellow Feather as he tries to escape. Fairfax then tells everyone that the United States government has decided in Brown Bear's favour, and so Brown Bear gives Mary the land that the Inn stands on, rendering the rest as a national park

 

1. Overture - Philip Martell, Orch

2. The Forest Rangers - Terence Cooper, Original London Cast

3. Little Mary Sunshine - Patricia Routledge, Original London Cast

4. Look For A Sky Of Blue - Patricia Routledge, Original London Cast

5. You're The Fairest Flower - Terence Cooper

6. Swinging/How Do You Do? - Original London Cast

7. Colorado Love Call - Terence Cooper, Patricia Routledge

8. What Has Happened? (Finale Act 1) - Patricia Routledge, Joyce Blair, Gita, Denise, Original London Cast

9. Tell A Handsome Stranger - Original London Cast

10. Once In A Blue Moon - Bernard Cribbins, Joyce Blair

11. Every Little Nothing - Gita Denise, Patricia Routledge

12. Such A Merry Party - Patricia Routledge, Original London Cast

13. Say Uncle - Erik Chitty, Original London Cast

14. Heap Big Injun - Bernard Cribbins

15. Mata Hari - Patricia Routledge, Original London Cast

16. Do You Ever Dream Of Vienna? - Gita Denise, Erik Chitty

17. Coo Coo - Patricia Routledge

18. Finale - Original London Cast

 

 

Act I. As the story begins, we learn that Chief Brown Bear, upon Mary's advice, has taken the Kadota's claim to the land to the courts. Meanwhile, Mary, the foster-daughter of Chief Brown Bear, has fallen behind on her mortgage payment to the United States government for the land on which her Inn stands. The Forest Rangers have arrived in the area, in the midst of tracking down a disruptive group of Indians. They come across several young ladies staying at the inn who are on vacation from the Eastchester Finishing School. Captain Jim tells Mary that the leader of the wayward Indians is Yellow Feather, who turns out to be Brown Bear's son, thought dead, and who threatened to harm Mary. Captain Jim and Fleet Foot set off to find Yellow Feather.

Act II. General Fairfax arrives, assumes command of the Rangers, and sends them off to find Captain Jim so as to have the ladies to himself. Outside at night, Mary is captured and tied to a tree by Yellow Feather, but is rescued by Captain Jim. The Rangers, who have surrounded the Inn, capture Yellow Feather as he tries to escape. Fairfax then tells everyone that the United States government has decided in Brown Bear's favor, and so Brown Bear gives Mary the land that the Inn stands on, rendering the rest as a national park

 

1. Overture - Philip Martell, Orch

2. The Forest Rangers - Terence Cooper, Original London Cast

3. Little Mary Sunshine - Patricia Routledge, Original London Cast

4. Look For A Sky Of Blue - Patricia Routledge, Original London Cast

5. You're The Fairest Flower - Terence Cooper

6. Swinging/How Do You Do? - Original London Cast

7. Colorado Love Call - Terence Cooper, Patricia Routledge

8. What Has Happened? (Finale Act 1) - Patricia Routledge, Joyce Blair, Gita, Denise, Original London Cast

9. Tell A Handsome Stranger - Original London Cast

10. Once In A Blue Moon - Bernard Cribbins, Joyce Blair

11. Every Little Nothing - Gita Denise, Patricia Routledge

12. Such A Merry Party - Patricia Routledge, Original London Cast

13. Say Uncle - Erik Chitty, Original London Cast

14. Heap Big Injun - Bernard Cribbins

15. Mata Hari - Patricia Routledge, Original London Cast

16. Do You Ever Dream Of Vienna? - Gita Denise, Erik Chitty

17. Coo Coo - Patricia Routledge

18. Finale - Original London Cast

 

The charming and sentimental story, based on fact, is set in Austria just prior to the Anchsluss and tells how Maria, a young noviciate nun, is sent back into the outside world for a trial period as it is felt that she is too young and high spirited to be ready to take her vows. She is given the task of becoming a governess to the seven children of the widowed Captain von Trapp and soon wins the hearts of the entire household. Before long she has organised the children into a choir but when von Trapp's friend, the impressario Max Detweiler, suggests that they should compete at the Salzburg Folk Festival the Captain refuses. His fiancé Baronness Elsa Schaeder, jealous of Maria's popularity, suggests that the girl has fallen in love with the Captain. Knowing that this true, Maria returns to the Abbey, but the Mother Abbess (Patricia Routledge) sends her back to face the situation. Elsa realising that the Captain loves Maria, leaves. Maria now accepts the Captain proposal and they are married at the Abbey but they have to cut short their honeymoon when Austria is overrun by the Nazis. On arriving home, they find that Max has gone against the Captain's order and entered the children in the festival. Under cover of the excitement caused by the Festival, where they win first prize, they flee the country across the mountains and go on to become the world famous Trapp Family Singers.

 

1. The Sound Of Music - Anne Rogers

2. Maria - Patricia Routledge, Lorraine Smith, Gloria Farndell, Janette Gail

3. I Have Confidence - Anne Rogers

4. Sixteen Going On Seventeen - Ray Cornell, Kay Frazer

5. My Favourite Things - Anne Rogers

6. Climb Ev'ry Mountain - Patricia Routledge,

7. The lonely goatherd - Anne Rogers & Children

8. Something Good - Anne Rogers, Gordon Traynor

9. Do-Re-Mi - Anne Rogers & Children

10. Edelweiss - Gordon Traynor, Anne Rogers & Children

11. So long farewell - The Children

12. Climb Ev'ry Mountain (Reprise) - Patricia Routledge,, Lorraine Smith, Gloria

 

 

Darling Of The Day opened on Broadway in 1968 at the George Abbott Theatre and ran for 32 performances. Based on Arnold Bennett's novel Buried Alive, the show tells the story of Priam Farll, a world famous painter who sees an opportunity to duck out of London's stifling high society by assuming the identity of his recently deceased butler. The original cast starred Patricia Routledge (who won a Tony Award for her performance) and Vincent Price.

 

1. Overture - Orchestra

2. He's a Genius - Vincent Price, Charles Welch, Peter Woodthorpe

3. To Get Out of This World Alive - Vincent Price

4. It's Enough to Make a Lady Fall in Love - Patricia Routledge

5. Gentleman's Gentleman - Marc Jordan, Vincent Price, Patricia Routledge

6. Let's See What Happens - Patricia Routledge

7. Panache - Peter Woodthorpe

8. I've Got a Rainbow Working for Me - Vincent Price

9. Money, Money, Money - Marc Jordan,

10. That Something Extra Special - Patricia Routledge

11. What Makes a Marriage Merry - Beth Howland, Marc Jordan, Joy Nichols, Vincent Price, Patricia Routledge

12. Not on Your Nellie - Patricia Routledge

13. Sunset Tree - Vincent Price, Patricia Routledge

14. Butler in the Abbey - Vincent Price

15. Finale

 

Published in 1847, Wuthering Heights was not well received by the public, many condemned it as sordid, vulgar, and unnatural. Emily Bronte died in 1848 believing that her only novel was a failure. It was not until 1850, when Wuthering Heights received a second printing with an introduction by Emily's sister Charlotte, that it attracted a wide readership. And from that point the reputation of the book has never looked back. Today it is widely recognized as one of the great novels of English literature. Even so, Wuthering Heights continues to divide readers. It is not a pretty love story. It is rather a swirling tale of largely unlikable people caught up in obsessive love that turns to dark madness. It is cruel, violent, dark and brooding, and many people find it extremely unpleasant. And yet it possesses a grandeur of language and design, a sense of tremendous pity and great loss that sets it apart from virtually every other novel written.