Original Broadway Cast of A Little Night Music
Len Cariou & Victoria Mallory
Mark Lambert
Len Cariou, Mark Lambert & Victoria Mallory
Original Broadway Cast of A Little Night Music
Original Broadway Cast of A Little Night Music
Glynis Johns & Len Cariou
Hermione Gingold
Laurence Guittard
Patricia Elliott & Victoria Mallory
Original Broadway Cast of A Little Night Music
Original Broadway Cast of A Little Night Music
Original Broadway Cast of A Little Night Music
Len Cariou & Laurence Guittard
Teri Ralston, Beth Fowler & Barbara Lang
Glynis Johns
D. Jamin Bartlett
Glynis Johns & Len Cariou
The womanizing Count Carl-Magnus Malcolm is described as having ‘the vanity of a peacock and the brain of a pea" by Desiree, his mistress. He ponders over the implausibility of the excuse she and Frederick invent for Frederick’s presence in her room in a dressing robe.
While he does not completely...
[CARL-MAGNUS]
She wouldn't...
Therefore they didn't...
So then it wasn't—
Not unless it—
Would he?
She doesn't...
God knows she needn't...
Therefore it's not
He'd never...
Therefore they haven't...
Which makes the question absolutely—
Could he?
She daren't...
Therefore I mustn't...
What utter rot!
Fidelity is more than mere display
It's what a man expects from life
Fidelity like mine to Desiree
And Charlotte, my devoted wife
The papers...
He mentioned papers
Some legal papers
Which I didn't see there
Where were they
The goddamn papers
She had to sign?
What nonsense...
He brought her papers
They were important
So he had to be there
I'll kill him!
Why should I bother?
The woman's mine!
Besides, no matter what one might infer
One must have faith to some degree
The least that I can do is trust in her
The way that Charlotte trusts in me
Capable, pliable...
Women, women...
Undemanding and reliable
Knowing their place
Insufferable, yes, but gentle
Their weaknesses are incidental
A functional but ornamental
Race
Durable, sensible...
Women, women...
Very nearly indispensable
Creatures of grace
God knows the foolishness about them
But if one had to live without them
The world would surely be a poorer
If purer
Place
The hip-bath...
About that hip-bath...
How can you slip and trip into a hip-bath?
The papers...
Where were the papers?
Of course, he might have taken back the papers...
She wouldn't...
Therefore they didn't...
The woman's mine!
In Praise of Women was written by Stephen Sondheim.
In Praise of Women was produced by Goddard Lieberson.
Laurence Guittard released In Praise of Women on Fri Apr 06 1973.