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FREDERICK LOEWE Book and Lyrics by ALAN JAY LERNER Production Steered by MOSS HART .

CHOREOGRAPHY AND MUSICA NUMBER ? STAGED 9 Y

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HERMAN LEVIN’ S PRODUCTION

REX HARRISON

JULIE ANDREWS

ADAPTED FROM BERNARD SHAW’ S “ PYGMALION ” Produced on the screen by Gabriel Pascal WITH

STANLEY HOLLOWAY ZENA DARE

ROBERT COOTE MUSIC BY

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BOOK AND LYRICS BY

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JAY LERNER

PRODUCTION STAGED BY

MOSS HART Choreography and Musical Numbers Staged by HANYA HOLM

Production Designed by OLIVER SMITH Costumes Designed by CECIL BEATON Musical Director CYRIL ORNADEL Musical Arrangements by ROBERT RUSSELL BENNETT AND PHIL LANG Lighting by

JOE DAVIS

Dance Music Arranged by TRUDE RITTMAN

VOCAL SCORE

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© 1956 Warner Chappell Music Ltd . Internationa ] Music Publications Limited Southend Road , Woodford Green Essex IG8 8HN , England

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Reproducing this music in any form is illegal and forbidden by the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988

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First performance at the Mark Hellinger Theatre , New York , March 15, 1956 First Performance in London at the Theatre Royal , Drury Lane , April 30, 1958

MY FAIR LADY THE CAST (in order of appearance )

BUSKERS JOAN ELVIN , TERRY WILLIAMS, WILLHELM MAURER MRS. EYNSFORD - HILL LINDA GRAY ELIZA DOOLITTLE . . JULIE ANDREWS LEONARD WEIR FREDDY EYNSFORD- HILL ROBERT COOTE COLONEL PICKERING A BYSTANDER MAX OLDAKER HENRY HIGGINS REX HARRISON SELSEY MAN ALAN DUDLEY HOXTON MAN REG TEMPLAR ANOTHER BYSTANDER BOB CHISHOLM FIRST COCKNEY ROBERT CRANE SECOND COCKNEY . . JOHN MOORE THIRD COCKNEY HOWARD DAVIES FOURTH COCKNEY . . ROBIN DUNBELL BARTENDER MOSTYN EVANS HARRY ALAN DUDLEY

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BOB CHISHOLM STANLEY HOLLOWAY BETTY WOOLFE ELAINE GARREAU JOHN MOORE SERVANTS HOWARD DAVIES, ELAINE LOVEGROVE , MARY BURGESS, FREDA SESSIONS , BRENDA GAYLE MRS. HIGGINS ZENA DARE CHAUFFEUR ALAN BURTON FOOTMEN PETER NEWTON , LEE KENTON LORD BOXINGTON . . ALAN DUDLEY LADY BOXINGTON . . ELAINE GARREAU CONSTABLE . . ALAN BURTON FLOWER GIRL CHARMIAN BURN ZOLTAN KARPATHY MAX OLDAXER FLUNKEYS WALLACE STEPHENSON , LEE KENTON MOSTYN EVANS MAJOR DOMO QUEEN OF TRANSYLVANIA MARGARET HALSTAN AMBASSADOR BOB CHISHOLM BARTENDER ROBERT CRANE MRS. HIGGINS’ MAID WILLOW STOCKDALE

ALFRED P . DOOLITTLE MRS. PEARCE MRS. HOPKINS BUTLER

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Scene 1 . Scene 2. Scene 3. Scene 4 . Scene 5. Scene 6. Scene 7 . Scene 8. Scene 9. Scene 10. Scene 11 .

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Outside the Opera House, Covent Garden A cold March night A Tenement Section, Tottenham Court Road Immediately following Higgins’ Study The following morning A Tenement Section , Tottenham Court Road Three days later Higgins’ Study Later that day Near the Race Meeting, Ascot A July afternoon Inside a Club Tent , Ascot Immediately following Outside Higgins’ House, Wimpole Street Later that afternoon Higgins’ Study Six weeks later The Promenade of the Embassy Later that night The Ballroom of the Embassy Immediately following

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Higgins’ Study 3 o’ clock the following morning Outside Higgins’ House , Wimpole Street Immediately following Flower Market of Covent Garden 5 o’ clock that morning Upstairs Hall of Higgins’ house 11 o’clock that morning The Conservatory of Mrs. Higgins’ house Later that day Outside Higgins ’ House, Wimpole Street Immediately following Higgins’ Study Immediately following

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MY FAIR LADY MUSICAL CONTENTS

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OVERTURE AND OPENING SCENE SONG ( Higgins , imrA others ) . . “ Why Can’ t the English ? ” SONG ( Eliza and Male Chorus ) “ Wouldn ’ t It Be Loverly ? ” TRIO ( Doolittle , Jamie and Harry ) . “ With a Little Bit Of Luck ” CHANGE OF SCENE 5 SONG ( Higgins ) “ I ’ m an Ordinary Man ” 5a CHANCE OF SCENE 6 REPRISE ( Doolittle and Chorus ) “ With a Little Bit of Luck ” 6a CHANGE OF SCENE 7 SONG ( Eliza ) “ Just You Wait ’’ 8 CHORUS ( with Higgtru and Eliza ) . “ Poor Professor Higgins ” 9 TRIO ( Eliza , Higgins and Pickering ) “ The Rain in Spain ” 10 SONG ( Eliza with Ur and 2nd Maids and Mrs. Pearce ) “ I Could Have Danced all Night ” 10a CHANGE OF SCENE “ Ascot Gavotte ’’ 11 CHORUS 12 END OF SCENE ( Ensemble ) 13 SONG ( Freddy , with Mrs . Pearce ) . . “ On the Street Where You Live " 14 ELIZA S ENTRANCE 15 INTRODUCTION TO PROMENADE 16 PROMENADE EMBASSY WALTZ 17 1 2 3 4 4a

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