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Hello, Dolly!

1st National Tour (1965)

Production Info

Previews: April 17, 1965 (preview count not listed yet)
Opening April 19, 1965
Closing: October 1965
Length of Run: not listed yet
Run Type: Limited

Credits Highlights

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Director and Choreographer

Gower Champion

Cast

... Dolly Gallagher Levi	Mary Martin
... Ernestina	Judith Drake
... Ambrose Kemper	Mark Alden
... Horace Vandergelder	Loring Smith
... Ermengarde	Beverlee Weir
... Cornelius Hackl	Carleton Carpenter
... Barnaby Tucker	Johnny Beecher
... Irene Molloy	Marilynn Lovell
... Minnie Fay	Coco Ramirez
... Rudolph	Robert Hocknell

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Musical Numbers

Act One

I Put My Hand In .... Dolly and Company
It Takes a Woman .... Vandergelder and the Instant Glee Club
Put on Your Sunday Clothes .... Cornelius, Barnaby, Dolly, Ambrose, Ermengarde
Put on Your Sunday Clothes …. The People of Yonkers
Ribbons Down My Back .... Mrs. Molloy
Motherhood .... Dolly, Vandergelder, Mrs. Molloy, Minnie Fay, Cornelius, Barnaby
Dancing .... Dolly, Cornelius, Barnaby, Minnie Fay, Mrs. Molloy and Dancers
Before the Parade Passes By .... Dolly, Vandergelder and Company

Act Two

Entr'acte .... Orchestra
Elegance .... Mrs. Molloy, Cornelius, Minnie Fay and Barnaby
The Waiters' Gallop .... Rudolph and Waiters
Hello, Dolly! .... Dolly, Rudolph, Waiters and Cooks
The Polka Contest .... Ambrose, Ermengarde, Mrs. Molloy, Cornelius, Minnie Fay, Barnaby and the Contestants
It Only Takes a Moment .... Cornelius, Mrs. Molloy, Prisoners and Policemen
So Long Dearie .... Dolly and Vandergelder
Hello, Dolly! (Reprise) .... Dolly and Vandergelder
Finale .... Company

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Trivia & History

At the final performance in Dallas (near Mary Martin's hometown), the show and Martin were so well recieved that the audience would not allow Martin to leave. After the third ovation, she returned with a trumpet and played "The Eyes of Texas" while the cast sang along.