Around the World in 80 Days

• Regional Tour (1962)
• Jones Beach Marine Theatre Production (1963)
  Long Island, NY
• Jones Beach Marine Theatre Production (1964)
  Long Island, NY
• Music Fair Circuit Production (1965)
• St. Louis MUNY Production (1987)
  St. Louis, MO

Click on the title for info on the song.

Original score

• March of the Grenadiers
• Long Live the English Scene
  • aka English Scene [Reprise title in Jones Beach program]
• Have You Heard About Phileas Fogg?
  • aka Gossip Theme [no note]
• Hide Your Sister
• I'm a Sleuth
• Sidewalks of Paris
  • aka You've Got to Come to Paris [no note]
• I Hate to Travel
• Sky Symphony
  • aka Bon Voyage [no note]
• Fiesta in Spain
  • aka Invitation to a Bull Fight [no note]
  • aka Spain [no note]
• Are We Talking About the Same Thing
  • aka Are We Talking About the Same Thing? [no note]
• Lloyd's of London
  • aka What Are the Odds Today? [no note]
• His Little World
• One Woman Man
  • aka One-Woman Man [no note]
• Once I Wondered
• Dance of Sacrifice
• Around the World
  • aka Finale Act 1: Around the World [no note]
• Hong Kong
  • aka Hongkong [no note]
  • aka Take a Little Rickshaw Ride [no note]
• Barbary Coast
  • aka San Francisco: Barbary Coast Saloon [no note]
• Carry On
• Way Out West
  • aka Away Out West [no note]
• Indian Raid
• I Love to Travel
• Burning of the Henrietta

Status unknown

• Paris Arrival
  • aka Arrival in Paris [no note]
  • aka You've Got to Come to Paris [no note]
• Bullfight
  • aka 'Entrance of the Bull' March [no note]
• India Countryside
  • aka India [no note]
• Fogg's in Yokohama
  • aka Reform Club [no note]
• Meanwhile Back at the Club: Sailing Home to England
• The Pagoda of Pillagi
• Temple of Dawn
• Prairie Sail Car
• Land Ho

Recordings listed here were done in the studio specifically to release as recordings. They do not represent cast recordings of a particular production.

• Studio Cast (1957)
  Jack Saunders Orchestra & Chorus

Based on the novel by Jules Verne; music based on the score of the 1956 film.

Derived in part from the film version of Jules Verne's novel Around the World in 80 Days that Michael Todd produced. The first attempt at a stage version was performed at Madison Square Garden in 1957, as a 'Ballet Ballad' with full chorus telling the story while the dancing took place. This version toured and was finally made into a full-fledged musical with book by Sig Herzig and additional music by Sammy Fain.

On the major-credits page of the program for the production at Jones Beach in 1963, Herzig, Adamson and Fain were listed left to right, with their respective credits for book, lyrics and music. Beneath their credits, listed separately but in a noticeably smaller font, Victor Young was listed, credited with "Originaly motion picture music by."

Michael Todd was acknowledged. At the top of the page, it read:

GUY LOMBARDO

preseents

MICHAEL TODD'S

AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS