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| '''''Charlie Girl''''' is a musical first produced in the ] in ]. | '''''Charlie Girl''''' is a musical first produced in the ] in ]. | ||
| The original stars of the stage version were ], ], ], ] and ]. Although a success in ], ''Charlie Girl'' has never been produced on ]. | The original stars of the stage version were ], ], ], ] and ]. Although a success in ], ''Charlie Girl'' has never been produced on ]. | ||
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| Lady Hadwell, the widow of an aristocrat is struggling to make ends meet by opening her home to the public. The youngest of her three daughters, Charlotte, known as "Charlie", is a tomboy. Their loyal assistant, Joe, is in love with Charlie. When he learns he has won a fortune on the ], he conceals the fact from his employers. In the meantime, her mother is hoping for an engagement between Charlie and an American millionaire. The most memorable moment of the show is when Charlie has to return her hired evening gown, and the rest of the guests at the ball also decide to cavort in their underwear. | Lady Hadwell, the widow of an aristocrat is struggling to make ends meet by opening her home to the public. The youngest of her three daughters, Charlotte, known as "Charlie", is a tomboy. Their loyal assistant, Joe, is in love with Charlie. When he learns he has won a fortune on the ], he conceals the fact from his employers. In the meantime, her mother is hoping for an engagement between Charlie and an American millionaire. The most memorable moment of the show is when Charlie has to return her hired evening gown, and the rest of the guests at the ball also decide to cavort in their underwear. | ||
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Charlie Girl is a musical first produced in the West End in 1965.
The original stars of the stage version were Joe Brown, Christine Holmes, Anna Neagle, Derek Nimmo and Hy Hazell. Although a success in London, Charlie Girl has never been produced on Broadway.
Synopsis
Lady Hadwell, the widow of an aristocrat is struggling to make ends meet by opening her home to the public. The youngest of her three daughters, Charlotte, known as "Charlie", is a tomboy. Their loyal assistant, Joe, is in love with Charlie. When he learns he has won a fortune on the football pools, he conceals the fact from his employers. In the meantime, her mother is hoping for an engagement between Charlie and an American millionaire. The most memorable moment of the show is when Charlie has to return her hired evening gown, and the rest of the guests at the ball also decide to cavort in their underwear.
Credits
- Book by Hugh and Margaret Williams & Ray Cooney
- Music & lyrics by David Heneker and John Taylor
- Musical arrangements by Arthur Wilkinson.