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| − | [[Image:Nagen_Gregory_On_The_Town.png|right]]Songwriter/composer whose name is shown on a sign advertising the stage musical comedy ''A Day in New York,'' from the 1949 musical comedy film ''On the Town''. | + | [[Image:Nagen_Gregory_On_The_Town.png|right]]Songwriter/composer whose name is shown on a sign advertising the stage musical comedy ''A Day in New York,'' from the 1949 musical comedy film ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0041716/reference On the Town]''. |
The show within a show gives the protagonists the chance to daydream they are in the meta-musical and perform some dance numbers. | The show within a show gives the protagonists the chance to daydream they are in the meta-musical and perform some dance numbers. | ||
Latest revision as of 07:19, 6 August 2020
Songwriter/composer whose name is shown on a sign advertising the stage musical comedy A Day in New York, from the 1949 musical comedy film On the Town.
The show within a show gives the protagonists the chance to daydream they are in the meta-musical and perform some dance numbers.
Nagen's lyricist partner is Curtis Kenworth. They are never shown.
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