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| Title | : | american musical comedy operetta |
| Air Date | : | 09.02.1936 ( September 2, 1936) |
| Plot | : | + "American Music Comedy and Operetta". Sponsored by: DuPont. Program #6 of a summer series. "The Development Of Band Music In America." The first tune is, "Tell Me Pretty Maiden." The Princes’ theatre New York 1917 three men with good imaginations, P.G Wodehouse, Guy Bolton and Jerome Kerne began writing one successful musical comedy after another, “Oh Boy”, “Very Good Eddie”, “Have a Heart”, “Leave it to Jane” and a lot more. Their pattern was different; more liberties were taken with the plot, there was more dancing and comedy. |
| File | : | american_musical_comedy_operetta-1936-09-02.mp3 |
| File Size | : | 6.79Mb |
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| Title | : | american musical comedy operetta |
| Air Date | : | 09.02.1936 |
| Plot | : | + "American Music Comedy and Operetta". Sponsored by: DuPont. Program #6 of a summer series. "The Development Of Band Music In America." The first tune is, "Tell Me Pretty Maiden." The Princes’ theatre New York 1917 three men with good imaginations, P.G Wodehouse, Guy Bolton and Jerome Kerne began writing one successful musical comedy after another, “Oh Boy”, “Very Good Eddie”, “Have a Heart”, “Leave it to Jane” and a lot more. Their pattern was different; more liberties were taken with the plot, there was more dancing and comedy. |
| File | : | american_musical_comedy_operetta-1936-09-02.mp3 |
| File Size | : | 6.79Mb |
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