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Rainbow Square is a musical with book and lyrics by Guy Bolton and Harold Purcell and music by Robert Stolz. It is set in occupied Vienna in a square bordering the American and Russian zones. Rainbow Square played 146 performances at the Stoll Theatre in London following its 21 September 1951 premiere. Its cast included Martha King, Gloria Lane, Vera Pearce and Sonnie Hale.
At the White Horse Inn in St. Wolfgang, head waiter Leopold loves the resolute landlady Josepha, who hopes that her regular guest, lawyer Dr. Siedler, will propose to her. Siedler instead falls for Ottilie, whose father tries to arrange her marriage to his business rival’s son, Sigismund; Sigismund loves Klärchen. After Leopold quits and Josepha reconsiders his proposal, the couples find their matches, with Leopold becoming co-proprietor and a triple marriage in prospect.
Whirled into Happiness is a musical comedy with music by Robert Stolz, and book and lyrics by Harry Graham, adapted from Stolz's Der Tanz ins Glück, with a libretto by Robert Bodanzky and. The work, billed as a "musical farce", was presented in London in 1922.
Rainbow Square is a musical with book and lyrics by Guy Bolton and Harold Purcell and music by Robert Stolz. It is set in occupied Vienna in a square bordering the American and Russian zones. Rainbow Square played 146 performances at the Stoll Theatre in London following its 21 September 1951 premiere. Its cast included Martha King, Gloria Lane, Vera Pearce and Sonnie Hale.
At the White Horse Inn in St. Wolfgang, head waiter Leopold loves the resolute landlady Josepha, who hopes that her regular guest, lawyer Dr. Siedler, will propose to her. Siedler instead falls for Ottilie, whose father tries to arrange her marriage to his business rival’s son, Sigismund; Sigismund loves Klärchen. After Leopold quits and Josepha reconsiders his proposal, the couples find their matches, with Leopold becoming co-proprietor and a triple marriage in prospect.
Whirled into Happiness is a musical comedy with music by Robert Stolz, and book and lyrics by Harry Graham, adapted from Stolz's Der Tanz ins Glück, with a libretto by Robert Bodanzky and. The work, billed as a "musical farce", was presented in London in 1922.