Piano / Conductor 21 ‘Merrily We Roll Along . 16 Opening Doors Allegretto (J = 132) CHARLEY (at typewriter) (Carriage (Rotts carriage) 5 & (Belt) Renn) (Reads) _1(Grums) a SS rey tn 6 == =: cS 4 (%3 out the line) — ge. (Pevised 1/95)"yg FRANK: 2 (Phone. gt 2 Ec =: SEs = [0 Bows igo - nee Fair \ Chieness aun ~ dry. Mary, Law CHARLEY: HG = z z e —* Good. You? Yeah, tell me. | I think I gota job. True Ro-man = ets (FRANK) What 2-bout the book? Nothing, are you te qwany = =——= = —— ‘Thank you. Wat ing cap- Hors. What a- bout the book? ==23 Opening Doors 1¢_(FRANK) 8 working on the book? Good (MARY) Yes. No. Righ, 1 know, yes, me and Bal- zac. x 3 wet he YY 1. ' z wrt ee 2 ED = —=- SS x SS = ¥ 2) CHARLEY 15pes) a » - ————— oe Ly =: oe MARY (Tipes) = SSS e —=—_—_—- Ze Sa re , 7s cal | | aap siren) = et om Ss < eo we Ta J ce 4 tiqq(CHARLEY) (Rolls carriage) e (MARY) hres) (22 out) (Groans) = = © a CHARLEY: 1 (CHARLEY) — ~ —— got an ‘au - dition. FRANK (Sighsand slumps) Re-hear-sal_pi- an-ist. 3 == fin-ished the one-act. ‘ MARY: 3 —s— se ra ——-= é ——= start-ed the sto- 7 * i25 Opening Doors I a SY es x ——— (CHARLEY) The publish- er calledme. 2 doos, singing ‘Hier we an We're filing up days on dime That far a-way shore’s look ing__ rot too far We're fol-low-ing F FF eS oo — « “ — SSS ES = = = = ¥ ev- ‘ry st. Theres not e-nough time aa = : gon _ L wet, mal wea call W Lana hn! AD we call ona, Nal well ny ceOpening Doors 2 err —— + t =: z z + c Ea + fore 7 =F = — + = = FRANK: FRANK (Whistles)a Opening Doors called a pro- due~ ex, CHARLEY: = — ‘ ——— = oo. aS z = I sent off the one- act I + I stat-ed the sto- ry Tm play- ing a night dub. | Lg ge z ———— rc 3 = = 3 = SS SSS Se : FP aropped out of col- lege. Theyre do- ing my oft act — I met this mu- si-cian. Im29 Opening Doors 3 FRAN Ae ee = Sa tae [? TT re- wrote the bal- lad (CHARLEY) —3— 2 , pee Hes z SS SS We stat- ed e-hear- sls (wary) | 1 ts 3 3 ‘3 x z SSS SS SSS = working for Red- boo 1 gerished the sry. 1 = £ ==: F r” - — = " _ = 3 BLE s, Se threw out the stor- y and then the mu-si-dan Im mov-ing to Pop- w- lar Sci- ence. We're 0- pen- ing i_ = 2 —— — 6 =e = 45 =| doors, sing-ing, “Look whos here” Besgiming to sal, =o a poh ee == 44 © , a == | | SS == = ¥3 Z Zz ? 2 Le a tg * is = & p= = SSS dine That far-a-way shores getting very neat We have-nt a SSS : : jet ts Pass Fes |e ei ge PEL—21- Opening Doors CHARLEY (Types) a ———— oe eS G == © MARY (Types) = | FRANK (Wises) a a roe TF Molto Meno Mosso A Tempo ewe Cariae 8 (Erases) ® — s =_ = — ap8 Opening Doors (CHARLEY) (Types) pes a (Belt (Carriage __ == =e Return) (Fypes) \- (MAR) (Carrias —S pet ums = Oe = ts Fe = (FRANK) (nety (Carriage Return) (Types) “4 va say23 Opening Doors 4! FRANK: (Phobe), How's itcom - ing? Done. Good. You? One min ~ ute. CHARLEY: (Tpesy (Bell) (Carriage (Types) | Rerurn) (To Charley) 4 s Ham- burg Hea- ven... Mar - iy. (Bell) (Carriage (Types) Return)Opening Doors (FRANK) we Where? What's that? (CHARLEY) (Carriage Ce Return). (PES) k ———— | job. Chie. A brand new con- cept’ pop - up pic tures. Spy 2 8 Whata- boutthe book? Didyou give the pubs lis-er the ook? Good. Mary (Bett) (Carriage ———___—___ ee Rew) PS) | © —S he == SS z === What a- bout thebook? Ye. No.2s Opening Doors ns (FRANK) 3 = == 2= = =p (tte all yout Take ek (CHARLEY) Fin __ ished! This is just a draft, Prob- a-bly it stinks. (MARY) Look, I nev-er.. —— will you sing? Pid Mosso, With a Swing (J = 92) (CHARLEY: e 100 Who wants to live in New York? Who wants the wor-ry, the noise, — Ff IFRANK st Piano}—236— Opening Doors (CHARLEY) \° —— the dit the heat? Who wants the gar-Bage cans clang - ing inthe street? 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Ee = == x = 3. 2 r : S= = me Who wants to live in New York2— 1 al- ways hated the dirt, —— the heat the noise. But ev - er since Imet yous—— La JOE: = oy - : z = sg bg SS — z ee yo + ¥ v es ea = = = =ca 155 ‘4 (JOE) Waite more — work hard... a a 19 _ ae: leave your name with the gir Less_— Opening Doors a+ vant garde. Be dee dee - dee - dee - dee- dee - yeh tl H il thOpening Door e i _ = -— SSS SS Dee - dee - dee - dee- dee - dee. tPF e ire tree PPE CHARLEY: si 7 AFRANK) night club was raid-ed, 1 have to start coach-ing,, MARY:23 Opening Doors FRANK: oh a a 6 z = aE ! ° My wale let was stolen CHARLEY: : eee On ee — , ee — SS + SS SSS = = . ‘They screwed up the laun~ dry. Were MARY) a —— f ee. a SSS + SSS parents are com I saw the mu- si- cian - ing. ae 3 + oe Sr 7 ose 3 3 ———————— =: a ee Well —s— bbe-ing ¢-viet- ed Well all get to- geti-er on Sun- day. They're slam-_ming the a 3 3 all get to- geth-er on Sun- day. They're slam-ming the \ ee 3 2 ts : o=== [SS SS Tim having a break-down Well all get to- gover on Sun- day. Theyre slam ming the bp h s SSOpening Doors co) LWe'te lear- ing to * = ¥ & sp 5 —= L be FRANK: —— SSS SSS ee o = = You know what we'll cuantey: Well do are - vue, Well do a re - vue of our own—Opening Doors us [| a Tempo pl RANIO ea eS ° Not just songs but stor es, scenes, pi - (CHARLEY) == = e a 17 > SS —— = A show- case of courOpening Doo 11? (FRANK) 100 = —— 6 = OM (CHARLEY) TH GUS re op’ - ning : — Eos + & ——+ on Where? (wary) Re- write old. stuf. o Well write a lot of new st é awe! e 7 or / VS et \* Wht e-bout the ge? On-ly that we're gon- na need a git = = —t = = == , What a- bout the girl?7 Opening Doors ‘ FIRST GIRL: | Who wants to live in New York? Who wants the wor-ry, the noise, [stage Pano] Ut 206 zog__Ican sing higher! — the dirt the’ heat? Who wants the gar-bage cans dang... SSS SSS SS Sa —— _ |” | = 5 ! Lope oF? vp FF? tpi? FRANK: Thank you for coming, Nexteightplease. > — =——_—— 4 =! = al - ways pop - ing their cork. +s ==Opening Doo (eet ne FRANK: pate, E = SS = is = e = aa The cops, the cab- bies, the sales sitls up—— at Saks... ‘ ——— ——. —. St es rs = = —— o 3 \ o o8 he? = TT | 7 7 7 — Lot Lies i a a a FRANK: Thankyou, Youtehired rae! ne — ze & SS ; = SSF = You got-ta have a real Taste for man - i- acs FRANK: w= = Se = =z Tm Frank, many: eet = SSS (BETH) Beth, 1 aly thought 1 stank ge == 4 = 3 ——_ a — |S SS + =? $ F ro e |e9 — Opening Doors (FRANK) CHARLEY: By the = 4 mn, : ran, —— eet x = aS oe + = ap parent lyme bol-y cana bosk ng (CHARLEY) so Penk, No- bo- dy's read- y! What? Youre not ser - i+ ous! 4 ¢ (BETH) £Opening Do (FRANK) 7 ze 3s z ” (CHARLEY) TM bring you 2 4 z = f Songs arent fin- ished. (mary) | =n Se == = je ‘And what a bout costumes? | ad (BETH) 3 3 —: . — ae = = == re And how do I learn all these num- bers? zs Not to men- tion I still have- n't finished the ¥ ¢ 5 = = = — = poten 8 som =>. 3 ——_—: ——— SSS SS = SSS SSS “y= thing lat-er this eve ning You don't have to, well segue the —— —— 2 2S SSS Sy - na non song or the Ken ne- dy num-ber, and = kay, but TH have to have al of the mu-sic and1 Opening Doors aS te 2 ad 3 3 3 ge = a = SS ———=! Se = a ° ‘end of it in~ to the dance we cut out...No welll use it but not with the long in-tro- duc-tion...Well (CHARLEY) 3 what'll we do man) a+ bout get-ting pub- li- Gi ty, 3 3 3 (eeTH) a 3 3 Sat-ur-day I've got to sing at Gid-ed or not on the res: taucrant sketch?! need a wed- ding. Oh run a- round town put- ting stick-ers on win- dows?Well 2 = 2 3 or three days at 3 the least to re- placeit 3 3 3 God, is there danc- ing, ‘ause Im not a danc- er... Well z , wor - ya = bout it on Sun - day! 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