As Thousands Cheer: The Hit Musical Comedy Revue!
1998 New York Revival Cast
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| # | 跟踪 | 艺术家/作曲家 | 持续时间 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Man Bites Dog | Kevin Chamberlin/Paula Newsome/Judy Kuhn/Mary Beth Peil/Howard McGillin/B.D. Wong | |
| 2. | How's Chances? | Judy Kuhn/Kevin Chamberlin/Howard McGillin/B.D.Wong | |
| 3. | Heat Wave | Mary Beth Peil/Kevin Chamberlin/Howard McGillin/B.D. Wong | |
| 4. | Debts | Kevin Chamberlin/Paula Newsome/Judy Kuhn/Mary Beth Peil/Howard McGillin/B.D. Wong | |
| 5. | Lonely Heart | Judy Kuhn | |
| 6. | The Funnies | B.D. Wong | |
| 7. | Easter Parade | Howard McGillin/Judy Kuhn/Kevin Chamberlin/Paula Newsome/Mary Beth Peil/B. | |
| 8. | Metropolitan Opening | Kevin Chamberlin/Paula Newsome/Judy Kuhn/Mary Beth Peil/Howard McGillin/B.D. Wong | |
| 9. | Metropolitan Opens In Old-Time Splendor | Kevin Chamberlin/Paula Newsome/Judy Kuhn/Mary Beth Peil/Howard McGillin/B.D. Wong | |
| 10. | Supper Time | Paula Newsome | |
| 11. | Our Wedding Day | Kevin Chamberlin/Paula Newsome/Judy Kuhn/Mary Beth Peil/Howard McGillin/B.D. Wong | |
| 12. | Harlem On My Mind | Paula Newsome | |
| 13. | Through A Keyhole | Howard McGillin/Kevin Chamberlin/Paula Newsome/Judy Kuhn/Mary Beth Peil/B.D. Wong | |
| 14. | Finale: Not For All The Rice In China | Kevin Chamberlin/Paula Newsome/Judy Kuhn/Mary Beth Peil/Howard McGillin/B.D. Wong | |
| 15. | Let's Have Another Cup Of Coffee | Kevin Chamberlin/Paula Newsome/Judy Kuhn/Mary Beth Peil/Howard McGillin/B.D. Wong K |
Revues loosely mixing sketches, songs, and dance numbers were Broadway staples for decades, but most of them, including 1933's hit As Thousands Cheer, have fallen into oblivion. After a successful small-scale revival in New York in 1998, the show finally got its first recording. All of Irving Berlin's songs are preserved in lovely, minimalist (piano and bass) arrangements by a crack cast, while fortunately only one of Moss Hart's now-creaky sketches made it to the CD. Though 'Heat Wave' and 'Easter Parade' are genuine classics, the real thrill comes from the lesser-known numbers. Judy Kuhn is wrenching on 'Lonely Heart,' while Howard McGillin's 'Though a Keyhole' packs a surprising blend of ferocity and sarcasm that will surprise those who dismiss Berlin as blandly wholesome.