Re: St. Louis Woman, answering to bellekls@aol.comFrom: Bernsteinfliege@t-online.de
Date: 2/3/99 The situation of the wonderful song "I Had Myself A True Love" by Johnny and great Harold Arlen is this: In a bar near the local race track young maiden Lila (June Hawkins of the original Broadway Cast in 1946), recently discarded mistress of the tough bar owner Biglow Brown (Rex Ingram) sings the sad story of her finished love affair with Brown. But there isn't anyone to listen to, 'cause all people leave for the Cakewalk Festival that night. The revenge of the forsaken girl is terrible: A bit later old womanizer Brown is killed by her. Greetings, Thomas Hello Steve, I'm online again! Posted by Marc Wong on April 26, 1998 at 15:11:09: Just to let you know, City Center in New York City is presenting as part of its ENCORE series, ST. Louis Woman with Vanessa Williams and Charles Dutton. This only plays for 5 days beginning this week. Goto New York sidewalk.com and look it up for all the details. That's it. Marc
Saint Louis Woman. Angel. ZDM 764662 24 Original Broadway Cast. Pearl
Bailey,Harold Nicholas, Ruby Hill,June Hawkins,Robert Pope."Li'l Augie is a
Natural Man","Any Place I Hang My Hat is Home","I Had Myself
a True Love","Legalize My Name","Cakewalk Your
Lady","Come Rain or Come Shine","Lullaby","Sleep
Peaceful, Mr. Used-to-Be", "Leavin' Time", "It's a Woman's
Prerogative","Ridin' On the Moon". |
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