Dearest Enemy
Song: "Here in My Arms"
Performer: Helen Ford
Show: Dearest Enemy
Tryout: 20 July 1925 (Colonial, Akron), 7 September 1925 (Ford's, Baltimore)
Opening: 18 September 1925 (Knickerbocker)
Lyrics: Lorenz Hart
Music: Richard Rodgers
Cover Artist: Unsigned
Publisher: Harms
Troy, New York–born musical prodigy Helen Ford (1894–1982) first appeared in the trades in a 22-minute novelty playlet at the Harlem Opera House called “The Heart of Annie Wood” in October 1918. She went on to appear in numerous Broadway shows (including three Rodgers and Hart musicals). She later became an often seen supporting actress in films and television.
The dependable Charles Purcell (1885–1962) was seen frequently on Broadway from 1908 until 1947. He appeared in a single film and an episode of “Broadway Television Theatre” (1952).
Dearest Enemy
Song: "Here in My Arms"
Performer: Helen Ford
Show: Dearest Enemy
Tryout: 20 July 1925 (Colonial, Akron), 7 September 1925 (Ford's, Baltimore)
Opening: 18 September 1925 (Knickerbocker)
Lyrics: Lorenz Hart
Music: Richard Rodgers
Cover Artist: Unsigned
Publisher: Harms
Troy, New York–born musical prodigy Helen Ford (1894–1982) first appeared in the trades in a 22-minute novelty playlet at the Harlem Opera House called “The Heart of Annie Wood” in October 1918. She went on to appear in numerous Broadway shows (including three Rodgers and Hart musicals). She later became an often seen supporting actress in films and television.
The dependable Charles Purcell (1885–1962) was seen frequently on Broadway from 1908 until 1947. He appeared in a single film and an episode of “Broadway Television Theatre” (1952).