Complete book and lyrics to the 1924 Broadway musical comedy.
In the vibrant theatrical scene of 1920s Broadway, “Lollipop” stands out as a charming and light-hearted musical comedy that reflected the era's growing fascination with whimsical and romantic entertainment. Written by Zelda Sears, a multi-talented actress, playwright, and lyricist, the show brought her keen wit and sparkling sense of humor to the stage. Though it may not have achieved the lasting fame of some of its contemporaries, “Lollipop” was a quintessential example of early 20th-century musical theater, filled with catchy tunes, spirited performances, and clever dialogue.
Zelda Sears, who had already made a name for herself as a writer and performer, brought a sharp understanding of audience tastes to “Lollipop.” Her ability to craft dialogue that was both humorous and heartwarming gave the musical a breezy, feel-good quality that resonated with theatergoers. Sears’s collaboration with composer Jean Schwartz, known for his upbeat and memorable melodies, further contributed to the musical's appeal.
Though “Lollipop” was not as groundbreaking as other musicals of the 1920s, it was emblematic of the era’s lighter entertainment fare. Its success was due in part to its alignment with the public’s desire for escapism and “Lollipop” fit comfortably within the genre, offering a pleasant mix of humor, romance, and catchy tunes that made it a hit during its time.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Complete book and lyrics to the 1924 Broadway musical comedy. In the vibrant theatrical scene of 1920s Broadway, "Lollipop" stands out as a charming and light-hearted musical comedy that reflected the era's growing fascination with whimsical and romantic entertainment. Written by Zelda Sears, a multi-talented actress, playwright, and lyricist, the show brought her keen wit and sparkling sense of humor to the stage. Though it may not have achieved the lasting fame of some of its contemporaries, "Lollipop" was a quintessential example of early 20th-century musical theater, filled with catchy tunes, spirited performances, and clever dialogue. Zelda Sears, who had already made a name for herself as a writer and performer, brought a sharp understanding of audience tastes to "Lollipop." Her ability to craft dialogue that was both humorous and heartwarming gave the musical a breezy, feel-good quality that resonated with theatergoers. Sears's collaboration with composer Jean Schwartz, known for his upbeat and memorable melodies, further contributed to the musical's appeal. Though "Lollipop" was not as groundbreaking as other musicals of the 1920s, it was emblematic of the era's lighter entertainment fare. Its success was due in part to its alignment with the public's desire for escapism and "Lollipop" fit comfortably within the genre, offering a pleasant mix of humor, romance, and catchy tunes that made it a hit during its time. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798300363819
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