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Drama Note

K., F. | July 25, 1942 issue

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The current revivals of famous musical comedies at Carnegie Hall may not be brilliant as productions, but they provide a pleasantly nostalgic summer night's entertainment, especially for veterans of the first engagements of the old favorites. The scores seem as fresh as ever. Nobody who would be likely to go to "The Chocolate Soldier" or "The Merry Widow" risks serious disappointment. The former played an extra week to good houses. "The Merry Widow," now running, has met with an equally enthusiastic response.

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MUSICALS; MERRY Widow, The (Theatrical production); CHOCOLATE Soldier, The (Theatrical production); COMEDY; MUSICAL theater; PERFORMING arts
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