A poster advertising a production of It's Just Heavenly at the Pegasi Theatre in 1926
It's Just Heavenly was a No-Maj musical adapted from a book by the author Marshall Sheridan. It featured music and lyrics composed by Douglas Steward.
History[]
A production of this play directed by Alvin Simmons was running at the Pegasi Theatre in New York when Newt Scamander visited the city in December 1926. Advertised as "the season's unique musical sensation", it starred Viola Landers and a string of twenty dancing women, who were choreographed by Norman Wesley. Nelson Selgado orchestrated the music and Howard Haywood served as the musical director. The costumes and sets were designed by Dale Donahue and the lighting was done by Carl Smiley.[1]
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Appearances[]
- Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (film) (First mentioned) (Mentioned on a poster)
