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    This document provides information about the 1960 musical "The Unsinkable Molly Brown" including the composer, playwright, director, opening date, appropriate roles, songs in the repertoire, songs for male roles, and critical comments about the score. It outlines songs like "I Ain't Down Yet", "My Own Brass Bed", and "Bea-U-Tiful People of Denver" and notes that "My Own Brass Bed" explores a more complex side of Molly Brown as she deals with adult emotions while crossing into adulthood.

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    The Unsinkable Molly Brown

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    Hannah Mount
    This document provides information about the 1960 musical "The Unsinkable Molly Brown" including the composer, playwright, director, opening date, appropriate roles, songs in the repertoire, songs for male roles, and critical comments about the score. It outlines songs like "I Ain't Down Yet", "My Own Brass Bed", and "Bea-U-Tiful People of Denver" and notes that "My Own Brass Bed" explores a more complex side of Molly Brown as she deals with adult emotions while crossing into adulthood.

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    Show:
    The Unsinkable Molly Brown
    2. Composer/Lyricist:
    Meredith Wilson
    Playwright:
    Richard Morris
    Director:
    Dore Schary
    3. Other works:
    The Music Man
    Heres Love
    4. Opened:
    Nov 3, 1960 at the Winter Garden Theatre
    5. Appropriate Roles:
    Molly Tobin
    Michael Tobin
    Aloysius Tobin
    Patrick Tobin
    Johnny Leadville Brown
    Germaine
    6. Songs for my repertoire:
    I Aint Down Yet heroic, optimistic
    My Own Brass Bed lyrical, romantic
    Bea-U-Tiful People of Denver charming, quirky
    7. Songs for boys:
    If I Knew romantic, poignant
    8. Critical Comments:
    This score is full of fun brassy numbers not necessarily for
    a star vocalist because theyre not musically complex. Mollys
    songs are spunky and youthful, My Own Brass Bed is her only
    serious song that she gets to herself and it explores a complex
    side of her. Brass Bed is my favorite song, its a young girl
    dealing with adult emotions and crossing into adulthood.

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