Nanette Fabray singing her opening number, "The Hostess with the Mostes' on the Ball," from 1 1979 summer stock production of CALL ME MADAM at Melody Top Theater, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Musical direction by Donald Yap.

The Hostess with the Mostes' on the Ball from CALL ME MADAM

Bob Morrisey and Nanette Fabray performing the "eleven o'clock" number, "You're Just in Love," from a 1979 summer stock production of CALL ME MADAM at Melody Top Theater, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Musical direction by Donald Yap.

You're Just in Love from CALL ME MADAM

Ross Martin (John Adams) and Joan Carvelle (Abigail Adams) performing "Piddle, Twiddle and Resolve" from a 1976 production of 1776 at Milwaukee's MelodyTop Theater. Musical direction by Donald Yap.

Piddle, Twiddle and Resolve

Robb Alton (Richard Henry Lee), Ross Martin (John Adams) and Stubby Kaye (Benjamin Franklin) singing "The Lees of Old Virginia" from a 1976 production of 1776 at Milwaukee's MelodyTop Theater. Musical direction by Donald Yap.

The Lees of Old Virginia

Didi Hitt (Martha Jefferson), Stubby Kaye (Benjamin Franklin) and Ross Martin (John Adams) serenading Thomas Jefferson in a 1976 production of 1776 at Milwaukee's MelodyTop Theater. Musical direction by Donald Yap.

He Plays the Violin

Mimi Hines singing her opening number, "I Ain't Down Yet," from a summer stock production of THE UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN at Milwaukee's Melody Top Theatre, July 22 to August 3, 1975. Musical direction by Donald Yap.

I Ain't Down Yet

Peter Palmer singing "I'll Never Say No" from a summer stock production of THE UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN at Milwaukee's Melody Top Theatre, July 22 to August 3, 1975. Musical direction by Donald Yap.

I'll Never Say No

Mimi Hines and the ensemble singing "Are You Sure?" from a summer stock production of THE UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN at Milwaukee's Melody Top Theatre, July 22 to August 3, 1975. Musical direction by Donald Yap.

Are You Sure?

Doug Sheehan (The Pirate King), Martha Webster (Ruth), and Keith Rice (Frederic) perform two songs from the second act of Melody Top's THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE, a production that ran from July 27 to August 8, 1982. Musical direction by Donald Yap. A full list of orchestra members is available at http://memoriesofmelodytop.com/the-pirates-of-penzance.html

"When You Had Left Our Pirate Fold" and "My Eyes Are Fully Open" from THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE

Mary Ernster (Mabel) and Keith Rice (Frederic) sing "Stay, Frederic, Stay!" from the second act of Melody Top's THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE, a production that ran from July 27 to August 8, 1982. Musical direction by Donald Yap. A full list of orchestra members is available at http://memoriesofmelodytop.com/the-pirates-of-penzance.html

"Stay, Frederic, Stay!" from THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE

The Pirates (Peter Lerangis, David Loring, James Michael, Greg Schanuel, Gregg Willis, Kim Hughes, James K. Seibel, David Nisbet, and Jim Fredericks) stop the show – several times! – during the second act of Melody Top's THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE, a production that ran from July 27 to August 8, 1982. Musical direction by Donald Yap. A full list of orchestra members is available at http://memoriesofmelodytop.com/the-pirates-of-penzance.html

"With Cat-Like Tread, Upon Our Prey We Steal" from THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE

The entire cast in the finale of Melody Top's THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE, a production that ran from July 27 to August 8, 1982. At the end of this clip is Doug Sheehan's speech in which he praises the "rare" and "fragile" benefits Melody Top provided to local audiences. Musical direction by Donald Yap. A full list of orchestra members is available at http://memoriesofmelodytop.com/the-pirates-of-penzance.html

"Finale" and Doug Sheehan's Closing Speech from THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE

Jim Fredericks (M.C.), Louisa Flaningam (Velma Kelly), April Shawhan (Roxie Hart), Rudy Hogenmiller (Fred Casely) and the entire company perform "All That Jazz" from CHICAGO, a production at Milwaukee's Melody Top Theater, July 1-13, 1980. Musical direction by Donald Yap.

"Overture" and "All That Jazz" from CHICAGO

Jim Fredericks (M.C.), Nancy Mueller (Liz), Nancy McCloud (Annie), Mib Bramlette (June), Deborah Woodhouse (Hunyak), Louisa Flaningam (Velma Kelly) and Laura Soltis (Mona) perform the "Cell Block Tango" from CHICAGO, a production at Milwaukee's Melody Top Theater, July 1-13, 1980. Musical direction by Donald Yap.

"Cell Block Tango" from CHICAGO

April Shawhan (Roxie Hart), Rudy Hogenmiller, David Larson, Terry Lacy and Ken Ellis perform "Roxie" from CHICAGO, a production at Milwaukee's Melody Top Theater, July 1-13, 1980. Musical direction by Donald Yap.

"Roxie" from CHICAGO

Robert Mandan (Billy Flynn), April Shawhan (Roxie Hart) and the entire company perform "Razzle Dazzle" from CHICAGO, a production at Milwaukee's Melody Top Theater, July 1-13, 1980. Musical direction by Donald Yap.

"Razzle Dazzle" from CHICAGO

Lucie Arnaz singing her opening number, "Look What Happened to Mabel," from a winter stock production of MACK & MABEL that toured Florida early in 1976. Musical direction by Michael Biagi.

Look What Happened to Mabel from MACK & MABEL

Joy Garrett performing "On the S.S. Bernard Cohn" from a 1978 production of ON A CLEAR DAY YOU CAN SEE FOREVER at Melody Top Theater, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, July 18-30, 1978. Musical direction by Donald Yap.

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On the S.S. Bernard Cohn from ON A CLEAR DAY YOU CAN SEE FOREVER

The Lieder Singers (Mr. Lindquist, Robert Alton; Mrs. Nordstrom, Didi Hitt; Mrs. Anderssen, Joan Susswein; Mr. Erlanson, Jay Lowman; and Mrs. Segstrom, Linda Poser) singing the overture of A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC at Milwaukee's Melody Top, August 3 to 15, 1976.

Overture from A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC

Earl Wrightson and Lois Hunt singing "You Must Meet My Wife" from A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC at Milwaukee's Melody Top, August 3 to 15, 1976.

You Must Meet My Wife from A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC

The entire cast of A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC singing "A Weekend in the Country" at Milwaukee's Melody Top, August 3 to 15, 1976. Additional information may be found at this link: http://www.memoriesofmelodytop.com/a-little-night-music.html

Track 01 - A Little Night Music, Disc Two

A Weekend in the Country from A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC

Earl Wrightson and David Holliday singing "It Would Have Been Wonderful" from A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC at Milwaukee's Melody Top, August 3 to 15, 1976.

It Would Have Been Wonderful from A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC

Susan Rush performing "The Miller's Son" from A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC at Milwaukee's Melody Top, August 3 to 15, 1976.

The Miller's Son from A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC

Lois Hunt offering an enchanting take on "Send in the Clowns" from A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC at Milwaukee's Melody Top, August 3 to 15, 1976.

Send in the Clowns from A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC

Ronald Rogers (Dr. Engel) and Keith Rice (Prince Karl Franz) singing "Golden Days" from THE STUDENT PRINCE at Milwaukee's Melody Top Theater, August 26 to September 7, 1980.

Golden Days

Sarah Rice (Kathie) and Keith Rice (Prince Karl Franz) singing "Deep in My Heart" from THE STUDENT PRINCE at Milwaukee's Melody Top Theater, August 26 to September 7, 1980.

Deep In My Heart

Keith Rice (Prince Karl Franz) singing "Serenade" from THE STUDENT PRINCE at Milwaukee's Melody Top, August 26 to September 7, 1980.

Serenade

Alan Weeks (and the ensemble) performing "Magic to Do" from a summer stock production of PIPPIN at Milwaukee's Melody Top Theatre that ran from August 15-27, 1978. Musical direction by Donald Yap.

Magic to Do

Barry Williams singing "Corner of the Sky" from a summer stock production of PIPPIN at Milwaukee's Melody Top Theatre that ran from August 15-27, 1978. Musical direction by Donald Yap.

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