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All in Fun

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All in Fun was a Broadway musical revue presented in 1940. Its songs were credited to Baldwin Bergersen and John Rox, and the production is also remembered for providing an early stage credit to comedian and performer Imogene Coca. As a revue, it consisted of a sequence of comic and musical numbers rather than a single continuous dramatic plot.

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What was All in Fun?

All in Fun was a Broadway musical revue presented in 1940. It used a sequence of comic scenes, songs, and performances rather than one continuous story.

Who wrote the songs for All in Fun?

The songs were credited to Baldwin Bergersen and John Rox. The production was structured as a revue with multiple comic and musical numbers.

What was Imogene Coca's connection to All in Fun?

The 1940 production is remembered for providing an early stage credit to comedian and performer Imogene Coca. Her appearance is part of the show's historical significance.

Was All in Fun a regular Broadway musical?

It was a Broadway musical revue, meaning it presented a series of separate comic and musical numbers. That format differs from a book musical built around one continuous plot.

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