[D.B. NORTON, spoken] Ladies and gentleman My name is D.B. Norton The last two years have been difficult for all of us But 1932 is within sight and can be a year of optimism and change That is why I'm proud to announce My acquisition of a true city institution; The American Times You can trust me to make the tough choices To pull this great paper out of the red and into the future New York, I give you: The New American Times [ENSEMBLE, spoken] [1st Man] I type (x6) [2nd MAN] Watch your locker (x6) [3rd MAN] Folding (x5) [4th MAN] Ya' done with that? (x5) [1st WOMAN] Where are the ads, Joe? (x4) [5th MAN] I need classifieds! (x4) [2nd WOMAN] Copy (x4) [3rd WOMAN] Anyone proof this? (x4) [4th WOMAN] Waiting on Matro (x2) [5th WOMAN] Style up, Please! (x2) [ENSAMBLE] Will I be yesterday's news? Will I be yesterday's news? [NORTON] Of course We will all need to tighten our belts in the interest of profitability [ENSEMBLE, sung] Yesterday's News? [BEANY, spoken] *Bell* Mr. Davis *Bell* Mr Andrews *Bell* *Bell* Mrs. Castro Mr. Blume [ENSEMBLE] What will I do? I'm feeling sick I'm getting drunk How could they? [ENSEMBLE, Sung] Only yesterday's news Yesterday's news Yesterday's- [ANNE MITCHELL] Hey Dad Anne here Cuttin' right to the chase Drop the heart! Don't get caught! Ya' gotta plead on my case! Buy him a beer, make him a vase Tell him I love what he's done with the place! Woah, get me a miracle I need me a miracle Today [NORTON, spoken] Tough times require tough measures But with discipline and sacrifice I know we will do great things [BEANY, spoken] *Bell* Mr. Gordon *Bell* Mrs. Baker *Bell* Ms. Mitchell *Bell* *Bell* *Bell* Ms. Mitchell! [ENSEMBLE, Sung] Only yesterday's news I'm only yesterday's news I'm only yesterday's- [MITCHELL, spoken] Look, Mr. Connell This job is all I have to live on [HENRY CONNELL] You and everyone else! The Mr. Norton fella is landing on me like the Sunday Edition [MITCHELL] I'm making thirty dollars a week now, i'll take twenty-five, Twenty! [CONNELL] Your column's lavender and old-laced We need circulation, fireworks People who can start arguments [MITCHELL] I can do that! Look at us! [CONNELL] Turn in your last column before you pick up your check
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