Andrew Lloyd Webber & Original London Cast
Original London Cast of Cats & Terrence Mann & Charlotte d’Amboise & Harry Groener & Ken Page & Brian Blessed
Andrew Lloyd Webber & Original London Cast
Original London Cast of Cats
Andrew Lloyd Webber, Original London Cast, Myra Sands, Wayne Sleep, Susan Jane Tanner, & Geraldine Gardner
Andrew Lloyd Webber, Original London Cast, Finola Hughes, & Paul Nicholas
Original London Cast of Cats & Betty Buckley & Elaine Paige
Andrew Lloyd Webber, Original London Cast, Brian Blessed, Myra Sands, Susan Jane Tanner, & Geraldine Gardner & & Brian Blessed
Andrew Lloyd Webber, Original London Cast, John Thornton, & Bonnie Langford & Bonnie Langford & John Thornton
Andrew Lloyd Webber, Original London Cast, Wayne Sleep, Jeff Shankley, John Chester, & Brian Blessed
Andrew Lloyd Webber, Original London Cast, & Sharon Lee Hill
Original London Cast of Cats
Andrew Lloyd Webber, Original London Cast, & Elaine Paige & Elaine Paige
Andrew Lloyd Webber, Original London Cast, Brian Blessed, & Sarah Brightman & Ken Page & Brian Blessed
Andrew Lloyd Webber, Original London Cast, Susan Jane Tanner, & Stephen Tate
Andrew Lloyd Webber, Original London Cast, Stephen Tate, Susan Jane Tanner, Jeff Shankley, & Roland Alexander
Andrew Lloyd Webber, Original London Cast, Ken Wells, John Chester, Femi Taylor, Seeta Indrani, Bonnie Langford, Finola Hughes, Sarah Brightman, & Michel Verkoren
Andrew Lloyd Webber, Original London Cast, Sharon Lee Hill, Geraldine Gardner, Roland Alexander, John Thornton, & Jeff Shankley
Andrew Lloyd Webber, Original London Cast, Wayne Sleep, & Paul Nicholas
Original London Cast of Cats & Sarah Brightman & Elaine Paige
Original London Cast of Cats
Original London Cast of Cats & Brian Blessed
There is a loud noise which startles the Cats and makes them believe that Macavity, the master criminal Cat, is coming. Afraid, they all scatter and leave the stage. Once everyone has gone, two Cats then sneak in carrying sacks of presumably purloined goods – it’s Mungojerrie and Rumpelteazer. The t...
[MUNGOJERRIE]
Mungojerrie
[RUMPELTEAZER]
And Rumpelteazer
[MUNGOJERRIE & RUMPELTEAZER]
We're a notorious couple of cats
As knockabout clowns, quick-change comedians
Tight-rope walkers and acrobats
[RUMPELTEAZER]
We have an extensive reputation
[MUNGOJERRIE]
We make our home in Victoria Grove
[MUNGOJERRIE & RUMPELTEAZER]
This is merely our centre of operation
For we are incurably given to rove
[RUMPELTEAZER]
We are very well known in Cornwall Gardens
[MUNGOJERRIE]
In Launceston Place
[RUMPELTEAZER]
And in Kensington Square
[MUNGOJERRIE & RUMPELTEAZER]
We have really a little more reputation
Than a couple of Cats can very well bear
[RUMPELTEAZER]
If the area window is found ajar
[MUNGOJERRIE]
And the basement looks like a field of war
If a tile or two comes loose on the roof
[RUMPELTEAZER]
Which presently fails to be waterproof
[MUNGOJERRIE & RUMPELTEAZER]
If the drawers are pulled out from the bedroom chests
And you can't find one of your winter vests
[RUMPELTEAZER]
If after supper one of the girls
Suddenly misses her Woolworth pearls
[MUNGOJERRIE & RUMPELTEAZER]
The family will say "It's that horrible cat!
[MUNGOJERRIE]
Was it Mungojerrie
[RUMPELTEAZER]
Or Rumpelteazer?"
[MUNGOJERRIE & RUMPELTEAZER]
And most of the time they leave it at that
Mungojerrie and Rumpelteazer have a very unusual gift of the gab
[MUNGOJERRIE]
We're highly efficient cat burglars as well
[RUMPELTEAZER]
And remarkably smart at a smash and grab
We make our home in Victoria Grove
[MUNGOJERRIE]
We have no regular occupation
[MUNGOJERRIE & RUMPELTEAZER]
We are plausible fellows who like to engage
A friendly policeman in conversation
When the family assembles for Sunday dinner
With their minds made up that they won't get thinner
[MUNGOJERRIE]
On Argentine joint
[RUMPELTEAZER]
Potatoes and greens
[MUNGOJERRIE & RUMPELTEAZER]
Then the cook will appear from behind the scenes
[MUNGOJERRIE]
And say in a voice that is broken with sorrow
[RUMPELTEAZER]
"I'm afraid you must wait and have dinner tomorrow
[MUNGOJERRIE & RUMPELTEAZER]
For the joint has gone from the oven like that!"
The family will say "It's that horrible cat!
[MUNGOJERRIE]
Was it Mungojerrie
[RUMPELTEAZER]
Or Rumpelteazer?"
[MUNGOJERRIE & RUMPELTEAZER]
And most of the time they leave it at that
Mungojerrie and Rumpelteazer have a wonderful way of working together
[RUMPELTEAZER]
And some of the time you would say it was luck
[MUNGOJERRIE]
And some of the time you would say it was weather
[MUNGOJERRIE & RUMPELTEAZER]
We'd go through the house like a hurricane
[RUMPELTEAZER]
And no sober person can take his oath
[MUNGOJERRIE]
"Was it Mungojerrie
[RUMPELTEAZER]
Or Rumpelteazer?
[MUNGOJERRIE & RUMPELTEAZER]
Or could you have sworn that it might have been both?"
[MUNGOJERRIE]
And when you hear a dining room smash
[RUMPELTEAZER]
Or up from the pantry there comes a loud crash
[MUNGOJERRIE]
Or down from the library there comes a loud ping
[RUMPELTEAZER]
From a vase which is commonly said to be Ming
[MUNGOJERRIE & RUMPELTEAZER]
The family would say: "Now which was which cat?
It was Mungojerrie and Rumpelteazer
And there's nothing at all to be done about that!"
Mungojerrie and Rumpelteazer was written by Andrew Lloyd Webber & T.S. Eliot.