Production Info
Premiere
November 17, 1950
Credits Highlights
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Director
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Choreography
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Cast
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Pieter Stuyvesant
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Tina Tienhoven
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Brom Broeck
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Washington Irving
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Schermerhorn
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Musical Numbers
Main Program
- Washington Irving Song .... Washington Irving
- There's Nowhere to Go But Up .... Brom, Chorus
- It Never Was You .... Brom, TIna
- How Can You Tell an American? .... Brom
- Young People Think About Love .... Tina, Chorus
- Dutch Dance .... Company
- Young People Think About Love (Reprise) .... Tina, Chorus
- We Are Cut in Twain .... Brom, TIna
- Romance and Musketeer .... Chorus
- September Song .... Stuyvesant
- Finale: How Can You Tell an American? .... Company
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Trivia & History
Presented on the series Pulitzer Prize Playhouse, this was John Raitt's television debut.
It was reported to have been shot on film rather than shown live. It was first shown on November 17, 1950, but not in all markets.In some markets, it was shown later.
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Production Info
Premiere
November 17, 1950
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