Of Thee I Sing

• Original Broadway Production (1931)
  New York, NY
• O
  National Tour (1932)
  unknown location
• O
  Broadway Return Engagement (1933)
  New York, NY
• Broadway Revival (1952)
  unknown location
• O
  Off-Broadway Revival (1969)
  New York, NY
• O
  Television Production (1972)
  unknown location
• O
  New York Concert (1987)
  New York, NY
• Encores! Concert (2006)
  New York, NY

There are a total of 11 productions in Ovrtur's database.

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• Original score

  • Wintergreen for President
  • Who Is the Lucky Girl to Be?
  • The Dimple on My Knee
  • Because, Because
  • As the Chairman of the Committee
  • How Beautiful
  • Never Was There a Girl So Fair
  • Some Girls Can Bake a Pie
  • Love Is Sweeping the Country
  • Of Thee I Sing
    • a.k.a. Of Thee I Sing
  • The Supreme Court Judges
  • Here's a Kiss for Cinderella
  • I Was the Most Beautiful Blossom
  • Hello, Good Morning
  • Who Cares?
  • Garcon, S'il Vous Plait
  • Entrance of the French Ambassador
  • We'll Impeach Him
  • The Illegitimate Daughter
  • The Senatorial Roll Call
  • Jilted
  • I'm About to Be a Mother
    • a.k.a. Who Could Ask for Anything More?
  • Posterity Is Just Around the Corner
  • Trumpeter, Blow Your Horn

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• Cut prior to opening

  • Call Me Whate'er You Will
    • a.k.a. Call Me Whatever You Will
  • Zwei Hertzn
  • Entrance of Wintergreen and Mary
  • While We're Waiting for the Baby
  • Opportunity Has Beckoned
  • Strike the Loud-Resounding Zither
  • You'll Pardon Me If I Reveal

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• Added to 1952 revival

  • Mine

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• No demos listed.

Wintergreen is running for President. To select his first lady, a beauty contest is staged. The winner will be married to Wintergreen and therefore become the next first lady. Wintergreen, however, falls in love with another and the winner of the contest is jilted. She sues and the Supreme Court is brought into the mix to settle the matter.

Won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 1932, the only musical at the time to have done so. George Gershwin was not included in the citation as his contribution was deemed musical and not dramatic.