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“As Thousands Cheer” is a 1933 musical revue created by Irving Berlin and Moss Hart. The show’s innovative staging utilized newspaper headlines to frame scenes and songs, offering a unique theatrical experience at the time. Featuring iconic numbers like “Easter Parade,” it was popular with audiences...
The Music Box Revue of 1921 was a Broadway revue showcasing musical numbers primarily featuring intricate and elaborate music boxes as central props and performance elements. Irving Berlin’s compositions were prominently featured alongside other popular songs of the era. The production's innovative...
The Music Box Revue of 1922 presented a vibrant series of musical numbers and theatrical sketches performed at the Music Box Theatre. Produced by Irving Berlin, it continued his established format for lavish Broadway revues. This production showcased popular songs and comedic routines reflecting the...
The Music Box Revue of 1923 presented Irving Berlin’s music at the Music Box Theatre. This Broadway revue showcased Berlin's signature melodies and was recognized for its detailed stagecraft. It remains a significant example of early 20th-century American musical theater, appealing to enthusiasts of...
The final edition of Irving Berlin's annual theatrical revue series at the Music Box Theatre, wrapping up a highly successful and popular four-year run.
*As Thousands Cheer* was a 1933 Broadway revue by Irving Berlin and Moss Hart, notable for using newspaper headlines as a framing device and introducing the hit song "Easter Parade."
The Music Box Revue of 1923 was the third annual Broadway revue produced by Irving Berlin, continuing his highly successful series of song-filled showcases at the Music Box Theatre.
The Music Box Revue of 1924 was the fourth and final installment of Irving Berlin's annual Broadway revue series, concluding a popular run of star-studded musical theater showcases.
The Music Box Revue of 1922 was the second installment of Irving Berlin's popular annual Broadway revue series, continuing the tradition of showcasing his latest musical compositions.
The Music Box Revue of 1921 was a Broadway musical revue produced by Irving Berlin and Sam H. Harris, created specifically to showcase Berlin's songs at the new Music Box Theatre.
*This Is the Army* was a 1942 Broadway musical revue composed by Irving Berlin, notable for featuring an entirely military cast and raising wartime funds for Army Emergency Relief.
