Going Up Stephen Flaherty (Ft. Charles Keating, Ronn Caroll & Sean McCourt)
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[CARNEY, spoken]
The St. Imelda's Players have the distinct privilege of presenting for your play-going perusal and dramatic discernment "The Importance of Being Earnest", with Mr. William Carney in the leading role of Algernon.
[CARNEY]
You're at that daily grind
When you suddenly come to find
That you're going up!
Who gives a sausage then
For the orders of mortal men
When you're going up!
When life's all meager scraps,
Don't you lose heart, sir.
Drop that cleaver
Grab the old taps, and perhaps
You'll land a meaty part, sir!
You butcher, busman, clerk!
There is no line of work
That makes the old marrow glow
Like going up!
[MRS. GRACE, spoken]
Margaret Grace returns to St. Imelda's after a brief absence brought on by her husband's condition. Maggie is perhaps best remembers for her Katisha in "The Mikado" and her portrayal of St. Joan. Her watercolors may be seen in the lobby. They are for purchase!
The St. Imelda's Players have the distinct privilege of presenting for your play-going perusal and dramatic discernment "The Importance of Being Earnest", with Mr. William Carney in the leading role of Algernon.
[CARNEY]
You're at that daily grind
When you suddenly come to find
That you're going up!
Who gives a sausage then
For the orders of mortal men
When you're going up!
When life's all meager scraps,
Don't you lose heart, sir.
Drop that cleaver
Grab the old taps, and perhaps
You'll land a meaty part, sir!
You butcher, busman, clerk!
There is no line of work
That makes the old marrow glow
Like going up!
[MRS. GRACE, spoken]
Margaret Grace returns to St. Imelda's after a brief absence brought on by her husband's condition. Maggie is perhaps best remembers for her Katisha in "The Mikado" and her portrayal of St. Joan. Her watercolors may be seen in the lobby. They are for purchase!
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