Answer Sheet

March 2009 Quiz
"For The Record"
WINNER: MRBROADWAY


This month’s quiz asks you to name the cast recording that features the elements in the clue. 

1. Name the Off-Broadway Hollywood spoof that had full orchestrations created for the original cast recording, even though the show was performed with simple instrumentation.
Dames At Sea

2. Name two cast recordings for which Hirschfeld drew a trio of  human characters for the poster and album cover.
Man of la Mancha, My Fair Lady

3. The cut number “Come and Be My Butterfly” is pictured on what original cast LP release?
Hello, Dolly!

4. The Swedish film star was NOT asked to do the cast recording, replaced by an English singer/actress. What's the show?
I Remember Mama

5. The opening number “This Is As Good As It Gets” was noticeably omitted from the cast recording of this show, probably due to the critics' use of the title in their scathing reviews. What is the show?
The Goodbye Girl

6. This “play about a musical” was performed with two pianos at the theater, but RCA had full orchestrations created for the cast recording. What is the show?
Say, Darling

7. The Opera Star did NOT do the cast recording, replaced by a singer who had been in Fiddler On The Roof. What was this short lived show?
Rags

8. Two pianos was all one heard if they attended this spoof of operettas in New York, the orchestrations were only on the cast recording. What is the show?
Little Mary Sunshine

9. On what cast recording does the leading lady say "supposed to have an ad-lib filled in here for the record date but we've been so terribly busy over at the theatre we haven't had time!" ?
House of Flowers

10. What LP release of a short-lived show featured a Hirschfeld caricature of the cast interrupted by a large black & white photo of the prestigious composer/lyricist?
Merrily We Roll Along

11. What LP release of a hit show originally presented the female star in a man's uniform, then switched the photo for a more seductive skimpier outfit for later printings?
Damn Yankees

12. What cast recording has a depiction of its star on roller skates, even though that number was dropped from the show on Broadway?
Funny Girl

13. What original cast recording has the star sing the phrase “let me hear that tonic chord”, a reference to a cut song in the show?
Hello, Dolly!

14. On what cast recording did the original LP feature songs left off the original CD release, in order to provide numerous variations of the ending?
The Mystery of Edwin Drood

15. On what original cast recording does the composer sing the last notes of one of the female performer's songs, due to her cold?
House of Flowers

16. One show's original cassette release features several treats not found on the original CD release or LP. What was this numerical entry?
Nine

17. What recent CD of a multi-named musical has both a red and white cover for sale?
Bounce

18. Due to contractual challenges, this show's cast recording was released without its well-known star. Instead, the star did their own show recording with a separate group of singers and orchestra, not associated with the show. What is the show?
Call Me Madam

19. In addition to the cast recording of this ill-fated show, an LP version  was released starring Perry Como, Kaye Ballard and others. What was the show?
Mr. President

20. This cast recording could not feature its seductive singer, known for her Latin singing style, due to contractual problems with her label. She instead released her own recordings of her numbers from this short-lived philandering comedy musical. Name the show?
Oh, Captain!

21.  The Overture to this hot musical was not on the original cast recording, but was on later releases, even though the orchestra misses a note or two. What is the show?
110 In the Shade

22. This cast recording features a cut song from the show, which has proved so popular it is now used in most productions. What was the show these writers gave birth to?
Baby

23. The film soundtrack got the lyrics right for this hit song, but Ol' Blues Eyes made up his own lyrics in the studio, much to the distress of the writers. What is the name of the song/film?
New York, New York

24. By the time this show reached Broadway the young man playing a supporting role reached puberty and was replaced, although he appears on the cast album, recorded on the road. His replacement would get very famous from a popular  TV role a few years later. What is the show?
Oliver

25. This revolutionary  musical had so many versions on Broadway that multiple CDs were released. In addition to the concept CD, there is an Original Broadway Cast and and Encore Revival version. What is the show we seek?
The Scarlet Pimpernel

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