A Connecticut Yankee
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A Connecticut Yankee was a 1927 musical by Rodgers and Hart, based upon A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court, a novel by American humorist Mark Twain. Among the best remembered songs are the up-tempo duet "Thou Swell,"[1] and the warm ballad, "My Heart Stood Still."[2] For a 1943 revival, Rodgers and Hart added several additional songs (including "Can't You Do a Friend a Favor?"[3]) in what was to be their final collaboration.
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| The Garrick Gaieties • Dearest Enemy • The Girl Friend • A Connecticut Yankee • Present Arms • Jumbo • On Your Toes • Babes in Arms • I'd Rather Be Right • The Boys from Syracuse • I Married an Angel • Too Many Girls • Higher and Higher • Pal Joey • By Jupiter |
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