ROSE-MARIE



Composer: Rudolf Friml
Lyricist: Oscar Hammerstein II; Otto Harbach

Opened: September 2, 1924, Imperial Theatre, N.Y.C.
Performances: 557

Note: Only recordings of songs not found on the 1958 studio cast album, RCA Victor (S) LSO-1001 [reissued as CD/Sepia 1140] are noted below.


Bride (not in program):

1. Do You Know Rudolf Friml, Nan (S) SN-4019 (Rudolph Friml, piano)
2. Rose-Marie, Columbia (S) FS 607 (Paulette Merval and Chorus with orchestra conducted by Paulette Merval) (as “Marche Nuptiale”)


Empire Scene:

1. 78/Columbia 9037 (Drury Land Theatre Orchestra conducted by Herman Finck)


Entr’acte:

1. Rose Marie, World (S) SLMP 16 (New World Show Orchestra conducted by Johnny Douglas) [reissued on The Vagabond King/Rose Marie, CD/EMI Classics For Pleasure 3359712]


Free To Be Free (M: Rudolf Friml; L: Paul Francis Webster) (written for the 1954 film version):

1. Rose Marie, MGM E 3769 (Ann Blyth with the MGM Orchestra conducted by George Stoll) [reissued on Seven Brides For Seven Brothers, CD/MCA MCAD 6176]


I Have The Love (M: Rudolf Friml; L: Paul Francis Webster) (written for the 1954 film version):

1. Rose Marie, MGM E 3769 (Ann Blyth and Fernando Lamas with the MGM Orchestra conducted by George Stoll) [also 78/MGM 30842; reissued on Seven Brides For Seven Brothers, CD/MCA MCAD 6176]


I’m A Mountie Who Never Got His Man (M: George Stoll; L: George Stoll; Herbert Baker) (written for the 1954 film version):

1. Rose Marie, MGM E 3769 (Bert Lahr with the MGM Orchestra conducted by George Stoll) [reissued on Seven Brides For Seven Brothers, CD/MCA MCAD 6176]


Just For You (M: Rudolf Friml; Herbert Stothart; L: Gus Kahn) (written for the 1936 film version):

1. Rose Marie, Hollywood Soundstage (M) 414 (Nelson Eddy with orchestra conducted by Herbert Stothart)


Love And Kisses (M: Rudolf Friml; Herbert Stothart; L: Paul Francis Webster) (written for but not used in the 1954 film version):

1. Rose Marie, MGM E 3769 (Bert Lahr and Marjorie Main with the MGM Orchestra conducted by George Stoll) [also 78/MGM 30842; reissued on Seven Brides For Seven Brothers, CD/MCA MCAD 6176]


Only A Kiss (M: Herbert Stothart):

1. 78/HMV C-1756 (The New Mayfair Orchestra conducted by Ray Noble) [reissued on The Three Musketeers & The Vagabond King, Monmouth MES 7050]
2. Rose Marie, World (S) SLMP 16 (David Croft, Maggie Fitzgibbon, and Andy Cole with the New World Show Orchestra conducted by Johnny Douglas) [reissued on The Vagabond King/Rose Marie, CD/EMI Classics For Pleasure 3359712]
3. Rose-Marie, CD/Media Theatre IND99222 (Tyne Firmin, Nancy Slusser, Eric Wallbruch, and Carrie Rupnow with orchestra conducted by Scott F. Bradley)


Pardon Me Madame (M: Herbert Stothart; L: Gus Kahn) (written for the 1936 film version):

1. Rose Marie, Hollywood Soundstage (M) 414 (Jeannette MacDonald and Chorus with orchestra conducted by Herbert Stothart)


Rose Marie (M: Rudolf Friml; L: Paul Francis Webster; Otto Harbach; Oscar Hammerstein II) (additional lyrics by Paul Francis Webster for the 1954 film version):

1. Rose Marie, MGM E 3769 (Howard Keel with the MGM Orchestra conducted by George Stoll) [reissued on Seven Brides For Seven Brothers, CD/MCA MCAD 6176]
2. Howard Keel, CD/Disky HR 877092 (Howard Keel)


The Right Place For A Girl (M: Rudolf Friml; L: Paul Francis Webster) (written for the 1954 film version):

1. 45/Decca DFE-6669 (David Whitfield with orchestra and chorus conducted by Paul Conrad) [reissued on The Magic Of David Whitfield, Decca TAB93]
2. Rose Marie, MGM E 3769 (Howard Keel with the MGM Orchestra conducted by George Stoll) [reissued on Seven Brides For Seven Brothers, CD/MCA MCAD 6176]


Tes Yeux:

1. 45/RCA 49-0921 (Jeanette MacDonald with orchestra conducted by Robert Armbruster) [reissued on A Tribute To Jeanette MacDonald Vol. I, CD/OASI Recordings OASI 7007]


Vive La Canadienne (Prelude And Opening Chorus) (M: Herbert Stothart):

1. Rose Marie, Pathe (M) 30146 (French cast with orchestra conducted by Paul Bonneau) [reissued on Rose-Marie/No-No Nanette/Annie Du Far-West, CD/Marianne Melodie]
2. Rose-Marie, Columbia (S) FS 607 (Marcel Merkes and Chorus with orchestra conducted by Jacques Metehen)
3. Rose Marie, Melodia (M) 033551-54 (Russian cast)
4. Rose-Marie, CD/Media Theatre IND99222 (Brian Fox and Ensemble with orchestra conducted by Scott F. Bradley)


Unrecorded Material:

Bridal Finale (M: Herbert Stothart)
Eccentric Dance (M: Herbert Stothart)
Mam’selle (L: Forman Brown) (written for the 1950 revival)
One-Man Woman (M: Herbert Stothart) (added to the London production)
Waltz Song (L: Forman Brown) (written for the 1950 revival)
Whenever Night Falls (L: Forman Brown) (written for the 1950 revival)
Whenever Night Falls (L: Otto  Harbach) (written for the 1950 revival)