Paris (1928 musical)
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| Paris | |
| Music | Cole Porter Walter Kollo Louis Alter |
|---|---|
| Lyrics | Cole Porter E. Ray Goetz Roy Turk |
| Book | Martin Brown |
| Productions | 1928 Broadway |
Paris is a 1928 Cole Porter musical, his first Broadway hit, which introduced the song "Let's Do It, Let's Fall in Love" sung by the show's star, Irene Bordoni. The following year, Warner Brothers made the show into a feature film, starring Bordoni, Jack Buchanan, Jason Robards Sr. and ZaSu Pitts. The hero of the play is a young man from a very proper family in Newton, Massachusetts whose mother is horrified by his intention to wed a French actress.
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- Act I
- The Land of Going To Be (Lyrics By E. Ray Goetz, Music By Walter Kollo) - Vivienne Rolland and Guy Pennel
- Act II
- Paris (Lyrics By E. Ray Goetz, Music By Louis Alter) - Vivienne Rolland
- Babes in the Wood (Music and Lyrics By Cole Porter) - Vivienne Rolland
- Don't Look at Me That Way (Music and Lyrics By Cole Porter) - Vivienne Rolland
- Let's Do It, Let's Fall in Love (Music and Lyrics By Cole Porter) - Vivienne Rolland and Guy Pennel
- The Land of Going To Be (Reprise) (Lyrics By E. Ray Goetz, Music By Walter Kollo) - Vivienne Rolland
- An' Furthermore (Lyrics By Bud Green, Music By Harry Warren) - The Commanders
- (Oh You) Sweet Old Whatcha-May-Call-It (Lyrics By Roy Turk, Music By Fred E. Ahlert) - The Commanders
- Act III
- The Land of Going To Be (Reprise) (Lyrics By E. Ray Goetz, Music By Walter Kollo) - Vivienne Rolland
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