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Naughty Marietta. Jeanette MacDonald, Nelson Eddy, Frank Morgan. 17 votes. Desperate to avoid an arranged marriage, Princess Marie (Jeanette MacDonald) trades identities with her maid, Marietta, and sets sail from France to New Orleans. While at sea, her ship is attacked by pirates who kill the crew and take the women ashore.
"Naughty Marietta" (1910) was Victor Herbert's last major Broadway success. The convoluted plot unfolds in 18th century New Orleans: pirates, American backwoodsmen Tramp Tramp Tramping, prospective brides (not tramps) imported from France, kidnapping, disguises, and a happy ending.
August 4–10: Naughty Marietta; August 11–17: Babes in Toyland; August 18–31: Annie Get Your Gun MP; 1953 (Season 35) June 4–14: Up in Central Park; June 15–21: Bloomer Girl; Cyrano de Bergerac; June 29 – July 5: Rio Rita; July 6–12: Blossom Time; July 13–19: Rip Van Winkle; July 20–26: No, No, Nanette; July 27 ...
Naughty Marietta (1910) Answer: Captain Warrington, Simon O'Hara, Lizette In 1935, Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy starred in a filmed version of "Naughty Marietta" that was based on the original 1910 operetta.
Back in the 1900’s classical training in popular singers was far from unusual. Jeanette sang arias and brought operetta classics like to life on the big screen. One of her famous roles was Princess Marie in “Naughty Marietta” which was released March 8, 1935
The 2,348-seat venue opened to a sold-out performance of “Naughty Marietta” on July 4, 1938. Here’s a bit of what you can do at the Amphitheater this summer: See a movie. The Amphitheater is hosting family movie nights throughout the summer, including a “Paw Patrol” + “The Little Mermaid” double-feature this Saturday ...
Ms. Dickinson was the assistant director of Naughty Marietta and the associate director for The Pajama Game at the New York City Opera under the auspices of Beverly Sills. She has directed and taught acting and movement for the Young Artists Programs at the Glimmerglass Festival, Brevard Opera, Berkshire Opera, and Chautauqua Opera for many summers.
