Musical Numbers

• Did You Ever Get Stung?
• I'll Tell the Man In The Street
• The Modiste
• How To Win Friends And Influence People
• Spring Is Here
• Angel Without Wings
• A Twinkle In Your Eyes
• At The Roxy Music Hall

• I Married an Angel
• Women Are Women (probably Love Is Queen, Love Is King)
• Men Of Milwaukee(Unused)
• Othello (Unused)

Plot

When a wealthy banker becomes disillusioned with women and vows that the only lady for him would have to be an angel, it's only a song or two before she comes flying in through the window! He marries her only to discover that angels can sometimes be troublesome, having none of the human failings that allow us mere mortals to tolerate one another. Her inability to be in any way dishonest results in her successful alienation of everyone from the banker's biggest depositor to society's grand dame. Through some side-splitting shenanigans, Angel is brought down to earth, for what is - naturally - a marriage made in heaven.

Reviews

NEW YORK TIMES, 1938:
"One of the best musical comedies for many seasons...it perches on the top shelf of the Rodgers & Hart music cabinet."

NEW YORK POST, 1995:
It's a lovely idea for a stage musical. Hart's lyrics have verve, wit and a springtime poetry. Rodgers' music is fresh and alive, and the book (by the two of them) is surprisingly urbane and sophisticated."

Discography

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I married an angel unproduced movie
I married an angel film version
Discography
The Films Of Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy