Epilogue: Ragtime (Reprise) / Wheels of a Dream (Reprise) Original Broadway Cast of Ragtime: The Musical
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[LITTLE BOY, spoken]
The era of ragtime had run out, as if history were no more than a tune on a player piano. But we did not know that then.
[YOUNGER BROTHER, spoken]
After Coalhouse Walker's death, Younger Brother drove south to Mexico, where he joined the great peasant revolutionary, Emiliano Zapata.
[ENSEMBLE]
La, la la la la
[EMMA GOLDMAN, spoken]
The signs of the coming World War were everywhere. The anarchist Emma Goldman was arrested again, of course, but this time she would be deported as well.
[ENSEMBLE]
Ooh, ooh
[BOOKER T. WASHINGTON, spoken]
Booker T. Washington's Tuskegee Institute became, in time, the center of black America. When he died, flags were flown at half-mast. President and Mrs. Wilson attended his funeral.
[ENSEMBLE]
La, la la la la
[GRANDFATHER, spoken]
Grandfather resided now in a cemetery. At last, peace and quiet.
[EVELYN NESBIT, spoken]
The passionate and beautiful Evelyn Nesbit would lose her looks and fall into obscurity. Whee!
The era of ragtime had run out, as if history were no more than a tune on a player piano. But we did not know that then.
[YOUNGER BROTHER, spoken]
After Coalhouse Walker's death, Younger Brother drove south to Mexico, where he joined the great peasant revolutionary, Emiliano Zapata.
[ENSEMBLE]
La, la la la la
[EMMA GOLDMAN, spoken]
The signs of the coming World War were everywhere. The anarchist Emma Goldman was arrested again, of course, but this time she would be deported as well.
[ENSEMBLE]
Ooh, ooh
[BOOKER T. WASHINGTON, spoken]
Booker T. Washington's Tuskegee Institute became, in time, the center of black America. When he died, flags were flown at half-mast. President and Mrs. Wilson attended his funeral.
[ENSEMBLE]
La, la la la la
[GRANDFATHER, spoken]
Grandfather resided now in a cemetery. At last, peace and quiet.
[EVELYN NESBIT, spoken]
The passionate and beautiful Evelyn Nesbit would lose her looks and fall into obscurity. Whee!
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