Production Info

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Opening May 19, 1932
Closing: October 22, 1932
Length of Run: 180 perf.
Run Type: Open-ended

Location Info

Market: Broadway
Location: New York, NY

Credits Highlights

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Director
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Choreography

Cast

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Windy
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Steve
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Pete
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Queenie
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Parthy Ann Hawks
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Cap'n Andy
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Ellie
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Frank
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Rubber Face
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Julie

Musical Numbers

Act One

  • Overture .... Orchestra
  • Cotton Blossom .... Stevedores & Townspeople
  • Parade and Ballyhoo .... Cap'n Andy, Show Boat Troupe & Townspeople
  • Where's the Mate for Me? .... Ravenal
  • Make Believe .... Ravenal & Magnolia
  • Ol' Man River .... Joe & Jubilee Singers
  • Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man .... Julie, Queenie, Magnolia, Joe & Windy
  • Life Upon the Wicked Stage .... Ellie & Girls
  • Till Good Luck Comes My Way .... Ravenal & Men
  • Misery .... Jubilee Singers
  • I Might Fall Back on You .... Ellie, Frank & Girls
  • C'mon, Folks .... Queenie & Jubilee Singers
  • You Are Love .... Ravenal & Magnolia
  • Act One Finale (Wedding Scene) .... Ensemble

Act Two

  • At the Fair .... Sightseers, Barkers & Dandies
  • Adagio Dance .... Sidell Sisters
  • Dandies on Parade .... Sightseers, Barkers & Dandies
  • Why Do I Love You? .... Magnolia, Ravenal, Cap'n Andy, Parthy & Company
  • In Dahomey .... Jubilee Singers & Dahomey Dancers
  • Bill .... Julie
  • Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man (reprise) .... Magnolia
  • Service and Scene Music, St. Agatha's Convent .... Nuns
  • Apache Dance .... Sidell Sisters
  • Goodbye, My Lady Love .... Frank & Ellie
  • After the Ball .... Magnolia & Ensemble
  • Ol' Man River (reprise) .... Joe
  • Hey, Feller .... Queenie & Jubilee Singers
  • You Are Love (reprise) .... Ravenal
  • Why Do I Love You? (reprise) .... Kim & Flappers
  • Eccentric Dance
  • Kim's Imitations .... Kim
  • Finale .... Company

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Trivia & History

Commonly referred to as a return engagement, this production of Show Boat was actually a revival. Producer Florenz Ziegfeld had fallen on hard times after a string of six flops in three years (Show Girl, Bitter Sweet, Simple Simon, Smiles, Ziegfeld Follies of 1931, and Hot-Cha!), gambling debts, and the stock market crash. In need of cash, he revived one of his most successful shows.

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Production Info

Previews: no date entered yet (preview count not listed yet)
Opening May 19, 1932
Closing: October 22, 1932
Length of Run: 180 perf.
Run Type: Open-ended

Location Info

Market: Broadway
Location: New York, NY

Venues

Main Run

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