Follies, 1971 "Rain on the Roof" "Ah, Paris" "Broadway Baby"

[TheWhatev33]

What a tribute!!! Thanks for posting!!

[aasjb4ever]

The current revival felt so lacking during the 3 numbers in DC when they were seperate, sans-montage, but when it transferred to New York and the montage was reinstated, the crowd went wild. What an experience! Thanks so much for posting the original!

[sporran564]

The night I took my parents to see "Follies," describing to them this wonderful old trouper who had been an original Follies girl, Ethel Shuttay made her entrance completely tanked; she got as far as staggering through her opening line, "Mr. Stone you sure know how to make a woman feel real good." My mom whispered, "She's drunk!" John McMartin's eyes pratically popped out of his head. She was promptly but gently escorted stage left and was never seen again for the rest of the show.

[elcitnac]

fledee, I don't know who you are, but you just got into my will.

[yoda1927]

Ethel Shutta was such an old time pro!

[yoda1927]

Great to see these old pros!

[uncletibs]

And the crowd goes wild!

[Organgrinder1010]

A thousand thanks! Irreplaceable!

[teddymckenna]

Thank you so much for updating all this amazing footage! You don't happen to have the mirror number do you?

[dreamofmzjeanie]

I was so lucky to be a teen in Mary McCartys class at HB Studio. I saw FOLLIES many times. This is so special and no production has ever matched it for me. It was magic. Thank you so much for posting this!!

[philiperic66]

wow!!! amazing , priceless footage !!

[peterianniello]

I am overwhelmed with this footage..thank you so much.

[tracer740]

Fifi D'orsay and Ethel Shutta together in memorable performance!

[nornsnornsnorns]

Thank you so much.  Ethel Shutta WOW