| re: What needs to be rewritten? | |
| Last Edit: PlayWiz 06:30 pm EDT 08/01/24 | |
| Posted by: PlayWiz 06:27 pm EDT 08/01/24 | |
| In reply to: re: What needs to be rewritten? - AlanScott 06:17 pm EDT 08/01/24 | |
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| Of course, if you watch the film of "The Matchmaker" where Shirley Booth as Dolly enters the Harmonia Gardens, she's received as politely and professionally as any other well-dressed patron to their establishment would be and brought to see Mr. Vandergelder. I don't believe she's recognized by anyone working there, let alone greeted warmly (or rapturously). Hey, it turned out to be a socko spot for a musical number, but it was all invented by Jerry Herman and perhaps with an assist by Michael Stewart as book writer. Was there a line of dialogue in the play where it acknowledges she had never dined there before? | |
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