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Lend an Ear (1948)

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Lend an Ear was a Broadway musical revue that opened in 1948. The production assembled songs, comic sketches, and character pieces in an intimate revue format rather than following one continuous dramatic storyline. It is particularly associated with Carol Channing, whose performances brought her wide attention and helped establish her early Broadway career. The show belongs to the postwar tradition of American theatrical revues built from short, varied numbers.

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What was Lend an Ear?

Lend an Ear was a Broadway musical revue that opened in 1948. It used songs, comic sketches, and character pieces rather than one continuous dramatic storyline.

Why is Carol Channing associated with Lend an Ear?

Carol Channing became particularly associated with the production through her performance in its character-driven revue format. The show helped highlight her comic and musical stage presence.

Did Lend an Ear have one continuous story?

No. It was structured as an intimate revue made up of separate songs, sketches, and character pieces.

When did Lend an Ear open on Broadway?

Lend an Ear opened in 1948. Its format reflected the postwar Broadway revue tradition, combining comedy and music in a sequence of short pieces.

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