Oh, Lady! Lady!!

• Original Broadway Production (1918)
  New York, NY
• Goodspeed Production (1963)
  East Haddam, CT
• Equity Library Theatre Revival (1974)
  New York, NY
• New York Concert (1985)
  New York, NY
• Musicals Tonight! Concert (2006)
  New York, NY

Click on the title for info on the song.

Original score

• Scene Music
• The Wedding Gifts We Have Come to See
• I'm to Be Married
• Not Yet
• Do It Now
• Our Little Nest
• Little Ships Come Sailing Home
  • aka When the Ships Come Home [no note]
• Oh, Lady! Lady!!
• You Found Me, I Found You
  • aka I Found You, You Found Me [no note]
• Moon Song
• Waiting Around the Corner
  • aka Some Little Girl [no note]
  • aka Waiting 'Round the Corner [no note]
• The Sun Starts to Shine Again
• Before I Met You
• Greenwich Village
• Wheatless Days
• It's a Hard, Hard World for a Man
• Bill

Cut prior to opening

• Dear Old Prison Days

Not in program

• That's the Picture I Want to See
• Do Look at Him
• An Old-Fashioned Wife
• Napoleon
• Dear Old Fashioned Prison of Mine
• You're Here and I'm Here
• The Church Around the Corner

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

• Unreleased Studio Cast (2001)
  

  • Rebecca Luker
  • Judy Kaye
  • Alix Korey
  • Siân Phillips
  • George Dvorsky

Guy Bolton is frequently credited as a lyricist for this show. This is incorrect.

In Gerald Bordman's book 'Jerome Kern His Life and Music' Mr. Bordman shows the program for preview and first night audiences which lists 'A Picture I Want to See' as being in the 'Wheatless Days' position. As 'Wheatless Days' was mentioned in the opening night reviews it is felt that there was not time to change the program and that 'Wheatless Days' had been substituted for 'A Picture I Want to See'.

Similarly, 'Do Look at Him' may have been either cut prior to or added after the New York opening. We feel it is most probable that it may have been in the show and just not in the program. It is in the vocal score for OH, LADY! LADY!!

• Oh Lady! Lady!! (Early in the original Broadway run, there was no comma in the title.)
• Oh, Lady! Lady! (no note)
• Oh, Lady, Lady! (no note)
• Say When (Original title, changed before pre-Broadway opening)