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Love from Judy

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British musicals

Love from Judy
Original West End cast recording cover
MusicHugh Martin
LyricsJack Gray
Hugh Martin
BookEric Maschwitz
Jean Webster
BasisDaddy Long Legs
by Jean Webster
Productions1952West End

Love from Judy is amusical with music byHugh Martin, lyrics by Martin and Jack Gray, and a book byEric Maschwitz andJean Webster. It is based on Webster's novel and playDaddy-Long-Legs. The original production opened inCoventry in 1951 and then moved to theSaville Theatre on theWest End and opened on September 25, 1952. The production was also televised in 1953.

Productions

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The original production opened inCoventry, England in 1951 and was directed by Charles Hickman with choreography by Pauline Grant. The production starredJean Carson as Jerusha Abbott. The rest of the cast includedBarbara Deeks, Pixie Murphy,Moiya Kelly,Linda Gray, Vincent Lawson, Bill O'Connor, Audrey Freeman,June Whitfield,Johnny Brandon, William Greene,Adelaide Hall, Jeanette Landis, Francis Pidgeon, andThane Bettany.[1] The production transferred to theWest EndSaville Theatre the following year and opened on September 25.

Television adaptation

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The original production was filmed with the original cast and aired onBBC on March 16, 1953.[2]

Synopsis

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Jerusha "Judy" Abbott, anorphan living inNew England. One day, a visitingtrustee becomes interested in Judy and decides to give her a chance and send her to a college. He only requests that she send him a letter once a month keeping him updated on her studies and life. As she does not know his identity, she decides to name him "Daddy long-legs." Over the course of her years in college, she begins to fall in love with her mysterious benefactor and he returns her feelings.

Musical numbers

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Act I
  • "Overture" – Orchestra
  • "Mardi Gras" – Chorus
  • "I Never Dream When I'm Asleep " – Judy
  • "It's Great to Be an Orphan" – Judy and Orphans
  • "Goin' Back to School" – Ensemble
  • "Dumb, Dumb, Dumb" – Sally and Girls
  • "It's Better Rich" – Grace
  • "Daddy Long-Legs" – Judy and Jervis
  • "Love from Judy" – Judy, Jervis, and Chorus
  • "A Touch of Voodoo" – Butterfly, Jimmy, and Men
  • "Skipping Rope Hornpipe" – Dancers
  • "Here We Are" – Sally and Chorus
  • "Go and Get Your Old Banjo" – Judy and Chorus
  • "Act 1 Finale" – Company
Act II
  • "Entr'acte" – Orchestra
  • "Here We Are (Reprise)" – Grace and Chorus
  • "Kind to Animals" – Butterfly
  • "Ain't Gonna Marry" – Sally, Jimmy, Butterfly, Wilberforce, and Chorus
  • "My True Love" – Jervis
  • "Ain't Gonna Marry (Reprise)" – Butterfly
  • "What Do I see in You" – Jimmy and Julia
  • "Love from Judy (Reprise)" – Jervis and Chorus
  • "Finale" – Jervis, Judy, and Company
  • "Ain't Gonna Marry (Reprise II)" – Full Company
  • "Love from Judy (Reprise II)" – Full Company

Casts and characters

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CharacterOriginal West End

1952

Jerusha "Judy" AbbottJeannie Carson
Gladiola MurphyPixie Murphy
MamieMoiya Kelly
Mrs. Grace PritchardLinda Gray
Cyrus WykoffVincent Lawson
Jervis PendletonBill O'Connor
Julia PendletonAudrey Freeman
Sally McBrideJune Whitfield
Jimmy McBrideJohnny Brandon
Gordon McLintockWilliam Greene
ButterflyAdelaide Hall
Mary Lou WagnerJeanette Landis

References

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  1. ^"Love from Judy - The Guide to Musical Theatre".guidetomusicaltheatre.com. Retrieved1 February 2021.
  2. ^Hickman, Charles (16 March 1953),Love from Judy (Drama, Musical), Jeannie Carson, Pixie Murphy, Moiya Kelly, Linda Gray, British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), retrieved1 February 2021
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