harrigan and hart造句

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1. In May 1885, five months after the fire, Harrigan and Hart appeared on Broadway together for the last time.
2. Harrigan and Hart went in 1871 to Boston, where they had their first big success at John Stetson's Howard Athenaeum.
3. It ran for over 150 performances, closing on January 7, 1882, the longest of any Harrigan and Hart production to that time.
4. Harrigan and Hart's comedy was about everyday people, and so it was fitting that working folk were able to afford to fill up the seats.
5. Although he did go on to write melodies for other lyricists, his success in Broadway theater came almost entirely as a result of his Harrigan and Hart scores.
6. It's difficult to find harrigan and hart in a sentence. 用harrigan and hart造句挺难的
7. Its third season of presenting musicals that didn't quite make it the first time begins in September with " Harrigan and Hart, " which flopped in 1985.
8. Although the Theatre Comique was eventually shut down for financial reasons, Harrigan and Hart announced in 1881 that they would build a fresh and elegant " New Theatre Comique " several blocks further north on Broadway.
9. In the 19th century, following the development of European operetta, many of the structural elements of modern musical theatre were established by the works of Gilbert and Sullivan in Britain and those of Harrigan and Hart in America.
10. On the musical stage, Harrigan and Hart innovated with comic musical plays from the 1870s, but London imports came to dominate, beginning with Victorian burlesque, then Gilbert and Sullivan from 1880, and finally Edwardian musical comedies at the end of the century.
11. She appeared in productions opposite leading actors of her day including Edwin Booth and Joseph Jefferson ( for three years in his run as Rip Van Winkle ), and also appeared in a number of Harrigan and Hart productions where she played the leading female role.
12. Female strength was a survival trait, and lively ladies with Irish last names were immortalized in songs like " The Sidewalks of New York, " and Harrigan and Hart's musicals, which introduced the tough-talking city girl with a heart of gold to the musical stage, according to music historian William H . Williams.
13. There was the Irish comedy of Harrigan and Hart, the " Dutch " or Jewish comedy of Weber and Fields, the " Afro-American " comedy of Williams and Walker . ( Afro-American was Walker's term, though he and Williams also used the word " darky . " It's an unpalatable word now; black entertainers used it then as hip-hop musicians use " nigga . ")