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Between the Wars
The Envelope Please
The Evolution of American Popular Music
The Fabulous Fifties!
Give My Regards to Broadway
I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas
If I Loved You
In Good Company
Irving Berlin
Mostly Mercer
Music of the 1930's
Rodgers, Hart, and Hammerstein
Productions

THE FABULOUS FIFTIES!

Do you remember…
Tailfins on cars? And LOTS of chrome?
Loving REAL rock n roll?
Yet also loving Perry Como & Patti Page?
Have Gun Will Travel? Sid Caesar? The Mickey Mouse Club?
All in glorious BLACK AND WHITE!

Did you…
Smoke Winstons?
Brusha brusha brusha with the new Ipana?
Take Sominex tonight?

This show resurrects those “golden days of yesteryear”, THE FABULOUS FIFTIES! You’ll hear hit after hit, from songs like “Moon River” to “That’ll Be the Day.” You’ll sing along to “How Much is that Doggie in the Window?” and “Rockin Robin.” You’ll remember great TV theme songs from Father Knows Best to Davy Crockett! And the commercials– "You’ll wonder where the yellow went" as you “See the U.S.A. in your Chevrolet!” And along the way, you’ll find out where this wonderful music came from and why it sounded the way it did–and why Rock ‘n Roll HAD to happen. Beneath the serenity and chrome of the fifties lies a deep history.

“NEVER COMING”
Never Never Land vocal by Bobbi Carrey
Betty Comden, Adolph Green, & Jule Styne, 1954

Something’s Coming vocal by Will McMillan
Stephen Sondheim & Leonard Bernstein, 1957
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