Musicals From The Past, Quiz#2
August 22, 2017 Leave a comment
Musicals from the past, quiz#2. See if you can identify the musical, the song’s title, and the character who sings the song from the 10 excerpts below.
- “You’re so lost in the middle of in-between.”
2. “Though a dream lies dying, I’m the only one who’s crying.’
3. “She keeps filling up the hut with rubbish like flowers and plants.
And not only is it overcrowded, it’s loaded with ants.”
4. “Messes and messes of young DDS’s; a loony who teaches voice.”
5. “But what’s the use of smellin’ watermelon, clinging to another fella’s vine?
6. “There’s a fiery pit for ladies and a fiery pit for gents.”
7. “Their heads are full of cotton, hay and rags.”
8. “And the clock seems to chime: ‘Come again any time.
You’ll be welcome wherever you roam’.”
9. “That kind of child ties knots no sailor ever knew.
10. “If a steamship weighed ten thousand tons
And sailed five thousand miles
With a cargo large of overshoes
And carving knives and files,
If the mates were almost six feet high
And the bos’n near the same,
Would you subtract or multiply to find the captain’s name?”
Answers will be provided in a future post.
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