THE CABARET GIRL
A musical comedy in 3 acts by George Grossmith and P. G. Wodehouse. Music by Jerome Kern.
Winter Garden Theatre, London : Opened 19th September, 1922; closed 11th August, 1923 (361 performances)
Synopsis
Marilynn Morgan is a chorus girl who tries to get a job in the glamorous troupe of the All NIght Follies at the same time, pursuing her love affair with the aristocratic hero, Jim Paradine.
Involved in their affairs are the producers of the cabaret, Messrs Gravvins and Gripps. They drss up a lot of peasants as aristocrats with the aim of impressing Marilynn's young man's parents into consenting to a wedding. It all backfires and Marilynn flees back to London, and showbusiness, where she gets her cabaret job and her young man comes to claim her, family, or inheritance or no.
Cast:
(in order of appearance)
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and chorus |
Musical Numbers
Act I
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Act II
Act III
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