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They're Playing Our Song
Marvin Hamlisch
Lend an Ear
by Charles Gaynor
Synopsis
Responsible for giving Carol Channing her "big break", this 1948 Broadway tuner features skits and songs on topics as varied as psychoanalysts, gossip columnists, tourism, silent screen stars, and "The Gladiola Girl".
A fun showcase for musical theatre lovers, songs included "Who hit me?", "Neurotic you and psychopathic me", "Where is the She for Me?", "Give Your Heart a Chance to Sing", "Doin' the Old Yahoo Step, and "Molly O'Reilly".
A important selection from Broadway Musical Theatre history.
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"One of the all time great revues, Lend an Ear is refreshing, fast, funny and tuneful."
— New York Daily News
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Lend an Ear is a play written by Charles Gaynor and published by Concord Theatricals .
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