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Annie Get Your Gun may refer to: Annie Oakley herself Annie Get Your Gun (musical), a 1946 musical play which has also been made into several films Annie Get Your Gun (film) 1950 film At least three albums with songs from the musical: Annie Get Your Gun (original cast album)
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Annie Get Your Gun (musical)
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Annie finds Frank appealing, but she lacks the gift of getting men to become interested in her ("You Can't Get a Man With a Gun"). Annie Get Your Gun was the greatest box-office triumph of Irving Berlin's rich Broadway career; it is his only musical to achieve an initial run of more than one thousand performances.
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ANNIE GET YOUR GUN opened on Broadway May 16, 1946 at the Imperial Theatre. The production was produced by Richard Rogers and Oscar Hammerstein II and ran for 1,147 performances. A revival of ANNIE GET YOUR GUN opened on May 31, 1966 at the New York State Theater under auspices of Music Theater of Lincoln Center.
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History of the musical Annie Get Your Gun, plus links to all cast albums and sheet music currently in print. Annie Get Your Gun opened at the Imperial Theatre on May 16, 1946. It had been written specifically for Ethel Merman.
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In the end, Frank sets his pride aside and forms a gun shooting partnership with Annie.
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Version of Annie Get Your Gun (1950) more Discuss this title with other users on IMDb message board for Annie Get Your Gun (1967) (TV)
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Detailed review of the MGM classic movie musical, Annie Get Your Gun Berlin Adds Tune to 'Annie Get Your Gun' Irving Berlin has composed a new tune, 'Let's Go West Together,' which will be added to the 15 songs Metro's upcoming 'Annie Get Your Gun' filmusical will use from the original score of the stage hit.
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Broadway By the Bay is a proud member of Theatre Bay Area, A nonprofit service organization working to unite, strengthen and promote theatre and dance throughout the Bay Area for 25 years. “Broadway By the Bay has shown an ability to combine all the important musical comedy elements – dance, actor/singers, orchestra,
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Dorothy Fields (libretto "Annie Get Your Gun") and Herbert Fields (libretto "Annie Get Your Gun") ... "Annie Get Your Gun" is even greater as an M-G-M musical! more...
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