The Cat and the Fiddle

• Original Broadway Production (1931)
  New York, NY
• London Production (1932)
  London, England
• Film Version (1934)
• Los Angeles Civic Light Opera Production (1939)
  Los Angeles, CA
• Paper Mill Playhouse Production (1945)
  Millburn, NJ
• Off-Off Broadway Revival (1976)
  New York, NY
• New York Concert (1990)
  New York, NY

Click on the title for info on the song.

Original score

• Book Vender's Song
• Vegetable Vender's Song
• The Night Was Made for Love
• The Breeze Kissed Your Hair
• The Love Parade
  • aka I Watch the Love Parade [no note]
• Try to Forget
• Poor Pierrot
• Episode in Victor's Play "The Passionate Pilgrim"
• She Didn't Say "Yes"
  • aka She Didn't Say Yes [no note]
• A New Love is Old
• One Moment Alone
• Dance in Phantasy
  • aka Dance in Fantasy [no note]
• Chestnut Vendor's Song
  • aka Street Scene [no note]
• Ha! Cha! Cha!
• Cafe Scene

Cut prior to opening

• Don't Ask Me Not to Sing

Added to 1934 film version

• This Is the Day When the Masses
• I Bring You a Song in the Springtime
• Long Long Ago
• One Moment Alone

Unused

• Crystal Candelabra

Recordings listed here were done in the studio specifically to release as recordings. They do not represent cast recordings of a particular production.

• Studio Cast (1953)
  

  • Patricia Neway
  • Stephen Douglass
• Studio Cast (1958)
  

  • Doreen Hume
  • Denis Quilley
  • Michael Sammes Singers

Orchestral passages accompany much of the action in The Cat and the Fiddle and there were a number of recitatives. As the story involves two composers, many segments involve the composing of the music. The character Shirley, the American composer, is not the most original of composers and Jerome Kern even paraphrases Edvard Grieg in one of the 'compositions', as well as using his own compositions. (See the notes to "Dance in Phantasy" and "Ha! Cha! Cha!")

• The Passionate Pilgrim (working title)