No, No, Nanette

• Pre-Broadway Production (1924)
  no location listed yet
• West Coast Tour (1925)
   
• Australian Production (1925)
  Sydney, Australia
• Philadelphia Production (1925)
  Philadelphia, PA
• London Production (1925)
  London, England
• Original Broadway Production (1925)
  New York, NY
• Film Version (1930)
   
• London Revival (1936)
  London, England
• Film Version (1940)
   
• Radio Production (1949)
   
• Broadway Revival (1971)
  New York, NY
• 1st National Tour (1971)
   
• Australian Production (1972)
  Melbourne, Australia
• 2nd National Tour (1972)
   
• London Production (1973)
  London, England
• New York Concert (1986)
  New York, NY
• Encores! Concert (2008)
  New York, NY

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Original score

• Flappers
  • aka Flappers Are We [no note]
• The Call of the Sea
  • aka Call of the Sea [no note]
• Too Many Rings Around Rosie
• I'm Waiting for You
  • aka Waiting for You [no note]
• I Want to Be Happy
• No, No, Nanette
• Finale Act I
• The Deep Blue Sea
  • aka A Peach on the Beach [no note]
  • aka Peach on the Beach [no note]
• My Doctor
  • aka Oh, Doctor! [no note]
• Fight Over Me
  • aka Fight Over Me, Girls [no note]
• Tea for Two
• You Can Dance With Any Girl at All
  • aka Any Girl at All [no note]
  • aka You Can Dance with Any Girl [no note]
• Finale Act II
• Hello, Hello, Telephone Girlie
  • aka Telephone Girlie [no note]
• Who's the Who
  • aka "Where Has My Hubby Gone" Blues [no note]
  • aka 'Where Has My Hubby Gone?' Blues [no note]
  • aka The Where-Has-My-Hubby-Gone Blues [no note]
• Pay Day Pauline
• Finale Act III

Cut prior to Boston

• The Chase of the Fox
• I Don't Want a Girlie

Cut prior to Chicago

• Lilies of the Field
• I've Confessed to the Breeze

Cut during rehearsals or never used

• It's the Cook Who Saves the Day
• A Perfect Gentleman
• The Boy Next Door
• Santa Claus
• Take a Little One Step
  • aka Take a Little One-Step [no note]
• Oh Me, Oh My, Oh You
• I Know That You Know
• Do, Do, Do
• Crazy Rhythm
• Charleston
• I Only Have Eyes for You
• Always You
• Only a Moment Ago
• For the Birds
  • aka Forthebirds [no note]

Added to 1972 Australian revival

• Life's a Dance

Status unknown

• For the One You Love

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 (1958)
  Doreen Hume , Bruce Trent , Mike Sammes Singers
• Studio Cast (1959)
  Pip Hinton , Peter Mander
• Studio Cast (1961)
  David Croft , June Marlow , Peter Regan , Stephanie Voss , Peter Knight Singers
• Studio Cast (1965)
  Jeanette Scovotti , John Hauxvell , William Lewis , Bryan Johnson (i)
• Studio Cast (1968)
  Margaret Burton , John Dane , Henrietta Holmes , Barry Monroe , John Parker (i)
• Studio Cast (1969)
  Tony Adams (i) , Ann Beach , Joanne Brown , Alison Chamberlain , Leslie Fyson

Based on the play His Lady Friends by Frank Mandel and Emil Nyitray

Even though Jimmy Smith has become a millionaire due to his bible publishing business, his wife Sue remains frugal and has little desire for money. Her main concern is raising their adopted daughter, Nanette, into a respectable lady. Nevertheless, Jimmy doesn't know what to do with all his money so he decides to become the beneficiary for three beautiful women. After a while, Jimmy realizes that he is bound to get himself in trouble. He enlists the help of his lawyer friend, Billy, to try and get rid of the three women. When Sue and Billy's wife, Lucille, discover this fact, they assume that Billy and Jimmy are having affairs with these women. Meanwhile, young Nanette, who has an untapped wild side, is being pursued by a suitor, Tom Trainor. Eventually, Billy and Jimmy explain the situation and are forgiven by their wives. Likewise, Nanette and Tom sort out their difficulties and decide to be married.

The source play, His Lady Friends, was based on the novel Oh, James, although it never appears in credits.

• His Lady Friends (source material)