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The Liar

Opened 1950

12 performances

Musical, Golden Age

Melville Cooper, who was in the 1950 production. Trailer screenshot Licencing information : https://web.archive.org/web/20080321033709/http://www.sabucat.com/?pg=copyright and

[Broadhurst Thea; 12 p]. The rascally Lelio Bisognosi (William Eythe) leaves 16th-century Rome when things get too hot and escapes to Venice where he convinces the Venetians that he is the King of Sicily.

Music: John Mundy
Lyrics: Edward Eager
Book: Edward Eager and Alfred Drake

Productions2 on Broadway

1896

Hoyts TheatreBroadway Original, opened September 2, 1896

1950

Broadhurst TheatreBroadway Revival, opened May 18, 1950, directed by Alfred Drake

12 performances

Songs17 songs

March of the Guards, The Ladies’ Opinion, You’ve Stolen My Heart, The Liar’s Song, Supper Trio, Truth, Lackaday, Stop Holding Me Back, What’s in a Name, Women’s Work, Spring, Stomachs and Stomachs, A Jewel of a Duel, Out of Sight, Out of Mind, A Plot to Catch a Man In, Funeral March, ’Twill Never Be the Same

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