| re: It is A shame... |
| Posted by: dbdbdb 05:18 pm EDT 07/31/24 |
| In reply to: re: It is A shame... - AlanScott 04:53 pm EDT 07/31/24 |
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| I think he used the unwed mothers, but it was a long time ago, and one's memory blurs. The production was enormously vulgar and unfunny. Here's something you might be able to answer: During the scene at Upson Downs, Vera referred to Mrs. Upson as "Mrs. Updike," with an emphasis on the latter syllable. It got a laugh. Is that in the original libretto? |
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