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Drama
Broun, Heywood | September 24, 1930 issue

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The article discusses musical shows. The author states that last year no week went by without at least one visit by him to the musical drama titled "The Little Show" and oftener it was three or four. The author knew about its lighting and costumes. He really loved "The Little Show" and knew it backwards. Somehow this year, with the single exception of the delightful "Sing Something Simple," there is nothing impressing. Last year the author knew that if he went into a night club, or tuned in on the radio, he would at once hear the song "Can't We Be Friends" or "Moanin' Low" and believe it or not, he could sing those songs.

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DRAMA; LITTLE Show, The (Theatrical production); MUSIC; COSTUME; LIGHTING; SONGS; SINGING
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