Sentence examples for from a revue from inspiring English sources

Footlights and Toeholds JUNE 5 -- Inside Broadway will benefit from a revue it is staging about the music and lyrics of Rodgers and Hammerstein, called "All Kinds of People".

Now it has fresh soil trucked in from Long Island - specifically from Yaphank, N.Y., where Irving Berlin was stationed as a recruit in World War I. (The song "Oh, How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning" came from a revue called "Yip Yip Yaphank").

Wynn made his professional debut with the Thurber-Nasher Repertoire Company in Norwich, Conn., in 1902 and acquired the nickname of the Perfect Fool from a revue of the same name in 1921 a production that he wrote, directed, produced, and starred in.

After receiving an undergraduate degree from New York University in 1955 and a master's degree in English literature from Columbia University in 1957, he penned nightclub pieces and teamed with Paul Klein and Norman Martin to write songs for the revue From A to Z (1960).

In "Guide to Success," a cuttingly cynical number from "Things to Ruin," a revue of the songs by the emerging young theater composer Joe Iconis, a smug millionaire offers advice to youthful go-getters preparing to lunge down the road to riches: "Never say what you really feel/ Why make a choice when it's safe to just make a deal".

A year later, the show was expanded from a cabaret revue to a real theater piece, remaining in the same space.

That was from a 1936 revue, and it was by the Gershwins.

The movie has elevated this little-known Arthur Schwartz-Howard Dietz gem (from a 1948 revue, "Inside U.S.A") into a probable standard.

Nancy, having recently been fired from a burlesque revue show for being too unsexily thin, and seeing nothing ahead but unemployment and loneliness, wanly tolerates his advances.

He met Mr. Sandler in 1963, when they both appeared at the Dunes Hotel in Las Vegas in "Casino de Paris," a revue imported from France.

By then he had heavy-metal music blaring in the showroom at Resorts, along with aerialists in black push-up bras and bikini bottoms swinging from the ceiling — part of a revue called "Cirque Risque".