Answer Sheet

November 2008 Quiz
"Rhymes Have I"
Winner: THEATREDOC


This month's quiz asks you to fill in the missing rhyming lyrics in each song quoted and name the Song/Show.

1. Up and down until he's numb. Doesn't rest. Doesn't eat…
Doesn't touch a crumb!

Poor Professor Higgins from MY FAIR LADY

2. On that matter no one budges for all cases of the sort…
Are decided by the judges of the Supreme Court.

Trumpeter, Blow Your Horn from OF THEE I SING

3. Wire-spoke wheel in America…
Very big deal in America.

America from WEST SIDE STORY

4. Get an agent-and in jig time…
We'll be bein' booked in the big time!

Some People from GYPSY

5. Life has a way of confusing us…
Blessing and bruising us.

To Life from FIDDLER ON THE ROOF

6. I say this with humility in Philadelphia…
We're your responsibility in Philadelphia!

Piddle Twiddle & Resolve from 1776

7.  When a person's personality is personable he shouldn't oughta sit like a lump…
It's harder than a matador coercin' a bull to try to get you off of your rump.

You Could Drive A Person Crazy from COMPANY

8. What with all the clothes, all the these an' those…
Why do you suppose Jeannie never froze?
Hankies for her nose! Ribbons for her bows!
Cotton for her hose! Slippers for her toes!
Pack up all her clothes, tonight away she goes.

Jeannie's Packin' Up from BRIGADOON

9. Stravinsky and Gretchaninoff, Rumshinsky and Rachmaninoff…
I really have to stop the subject has been dwelt upon enough!

Tschaikowsky from LADY IN THE DARK

10. If I invite a boy some night to dine on my fine finnan haddie…
I just adore his asking for more but my heart belongs to Daddy.

My Heart Belongs To Daddy from LEAVE IT TO ME

11. Couldn't figure riddles, puzzles made me pout…
Where the heck was Moses when the lights went out?

Pass That Football from WONDERFUL TOWN

12. No more living alone. No more cheating at solitaire…
Holding my breath for one special man, why I could smother for all he'd care!

The Very Next Man from FIORELLO!

13. Take Courage! Now there's a sport…
An invitation to the state of rigor mort.

The Seven Deadly Virtues from CAMELOT

14. Though your chin be smooth as satin you will need me soon I know…
For the Lord protects His barbers and he makes the stubble grow.

The Barber's Song from MAN OF LA MANCHA

15. Drifting in this euphoric state… Morning can wait…
Let it come late.

Why Should I Wake Up? From CABARET

16. She's laughing a bit too loudly that's how the last one began…
I figure she's two drinks from the spot, where you know what hits the fan!

Fasten Your Seat Belts from APPLAUSE

17. Wear your hair down and a flower. Don't use makeup, dress in white…
She'll grow older by the hour and be hopelessly shattered by Saturday night.

A Weekend In The Country from A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC

18. Lock the door and stop complaining, gather round and listen well…
From now on we're entertaining how to hotten up this hell.

Raise The Roof from THE WILD PARTY

19. I hope that money truck'll be here in a flash…
I'll just have to chuckle; I get a kick out of cash!

Laughin' All The Way to The Bank from SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS

20. I cleaned up Legos and gorillas, Ninja Turtles and Godzillas, and one large tyrannosaurus rex…
Now who would have guessed, but soon I'll be undressed; I'm married, and I'm gonna have sex!

Marriage Tango from I LOVE YOU, YOU'RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE

21. Give me variety, many young men from now…
Handsome society, many young men from now.

Many Young Men From Now from HER FIRST ROMAN

22. He listens when you tell him things, there's nothing you can't say…
And unlike certain people, you can teach him how to stay.

Times Like This from LUCKY STIFF

23. Dinin' at the Lido loosens my libido…
Like a big torpedo.

Paris Makes Me Horny from VICTOR/VICTORIA

24. My unfortunate protuberance…
Seems to have its own exhuberance.

My Unfortunate Erection from THE 25th ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE

25. Take away the sense of drama. Take away the puppet play…
What at night seems oh so scenic, may be cynic by today.

This Plum is Too Ripe from THE FANTASTICKS


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