Me and My Girl

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Me and My Girl is a classic British musical comedy, best known for its 1930s origins and the hit song "The Lambeth Walk."

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Me and My Girl canonical 5
Me and My Girl (title song) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf dance
musical comedy
song
song
stage musical
artForm performing arts
basedOn original 1930s stage production
bookBy Douglas Furber
L. Arthur Rose
composer Noel Gay
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
genre comedy
musical theatre
hasCharacter Bill Snibson
Maria, Duchess of Dene
Sally Smith
Sir John Tremayne
hasCulturalOrigin British culture
Lambeth, London
hasDance The Lambeth Walk
hasGenreCharacteristic comic dialogue
dance numbers
light-hearted tone
hasInfluenceOn later British musical comedies
hasPart The Lambeth Walk
hasSubject British aristocracy
class differences
romantic relationships
intendedAudience general audience
lyricist Douglas Furber
L. Arthur Rose
medium live theatre
musicalStyle British music hall
narrativeFocus a Cockney man inheriting a title
notableFor popularizing The Lambeth Walk dance
notableSong Leaning on a Lamp-post
Me and My Girl (title song)
linked to: Me and My Girl

The Lambeth Walk
originalLanguage English
partOf Me and My Girl
primaryLocationOfPerformance theatre
productionType Broadway musical
West End musical
settingLocation Lambeth
London
linked to: London, England
timePeriodOfOrigin 1930s
workType theatrical work

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Marquis Theatre notableProduction Me and My Girl
Adelphi Theatre notableProduction Me and My Girl
Robert Lindsay notableWork Me and My Girl
The Lambeth Walk partOf Me and My Girl
subject linked to: Me and My Girl
Me and My Girl notableSong Me and My Girl (title song)
linked to: Me and My Girl