Madame Sherry
Shows · Madame Sherry
Madame Sherry remains the best remembered of the six productions written by Karl Hoschna and Otto Harbach (who spelled his name Hauerbach until World War I). It was adapted from an English musical of 1903, which had a different score, and which, in turn, had been based on a French musical. Among the reasons for its success were the insinuating number, “Every Little Movement” (“ ... has a meaning all its own”) and the…
- Opened
- 1910
- Performances
- 231
- Type
- Musical
- Era
- Early
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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