Ziegfeld's American Revue

• Original Broadway Production (1926)
  New York, NY

Click on the title for info on the song.

Original score

• When the Shaker Plays a Cocktail Tune
• No Foolin'
• Florida, the Moon and You
• Mlle. Bluebird
• Nize Baby
• Rip's Birthday Party (sketch)
• Treasures from the East
• We're Cleaning Up Broadway
• I Want a Girl to Call My Own
• Spring
• Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
• Wasn't It Nice?
• Honey, Be Mine
• Luminous Ball/Goddess of Feathers/Seashor
• Day Coach (sketch)
• Poor Little Marie
• Every Little Thing You Do
• Trial, The (sketch)
• Don't Do the Charleston
• Two Black Crows in Hades (sketch)
• No Matter How Hungry a Horse Is, He Cannot Eat a Bit
• Latin Lover (sketch)

Additional material

• Who's That Pretty Baby?

• Legal problems forced Ziegfeld to use a title other than Ziegfeld Follies for this edition.
• There was a Ziegfeld Follies of 1926, but it was a touring show promoted by the temporary owner of the title, George Wintz.
• This production opened in Florday, prior to Broadway under the title Ziegfeld's Palm Beach Nights. It was changed to Ziegfeld's Palm Beach Girl. And again to Ziegfeld Revue of 1926.
• It opened on Broadway as Ziegfeld's American Revue. During the run, Ziegfeld changed the title to No Foolin', to capitalize on a popular song that was in the score.
• The show went on tour and Ziegfeld won the court battle over the title. The show was able to tour as Ziegfeld Follies of 1926.
• The two Moran and Mack selections listed for the 'Comedy Spot' are representative, but it is almost sure that the 'Hades' routine would have been used as it was their most popular at the time.
• 'Who's That Pretty Baby?' is the only song which was published from George Wintz' touring version. It was not used in any of the Ziegfeld versions.

• No Foolin (title changed during run)
• Ziegfeld Follies of 1926 (alternate title)
• Ziegfeld Revue of 1926 (post-Broadway tour title)
• Ziegfeld's Palm Beach Girl (pre-Broadway title)
• Ziegfeld's Palm Beach Nights (pre-Broadway title)