
Call Me Mister (1946) repro
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Harold Rome and Arnold Auerbach’s 'Call Me Mister' exploded onto the Broadway stage at the National Theatre in 1946, running for an astonishing 734 performances to completely dominate the post-war commercial scene under the banner of producer Melvyn Douglas. Completely discarding traditional linear book structures, the high-octane musical comedy revue spectacular features a rapid-fire parade of sophisticated sketches and hot swing arrangements tracking returning WWII soldiers adjusting to civilian lifestyle alignments, starring Betty Garrett.

