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Dialogue: Well, thank you very much Lyrics by Original Broadway Cast of The Most Happy Fella

The Most Happy Fella (Original Cast Recording)

1956

[ROSABELLA, spoken]
Well, thank you very much. It's been charming. Let me ask you something. If this isn't you—who is it?
[JOE, spoken]
Well, it's me, all right. Yeah, it's me, all right. I guess he must've sent you my picture instead of his. 
[ROSABELLA, spoken]
Why would anyone do that?
[JOE, spoken]
Why, that foxy grandpa!
[ROSABELLA, spoken]
The what?
[JOE, spoken]
That foxy grandpa!
[ROSABELLA, spoken]
He's an old man. Isn't he? Isn't he an old man?
[JOE, spoken]
Well, Tony's a wonderful fella. Look over there. That's Tony's friends come to meet you. How many guys you know got a yard full of friends. Yeah, Tony's a great fella. Couldn't you tell from his letters?
[ROSABELLA, spoken]
What do you know about his letters?
[JOE, spoken]
Well, I helped him with a few of 'em. Spеlling, you know, him being a foreigner—
[ROSABELLA, spoken]
Thеn, then you read my letters?
[JOE, spoken]
Some. 
[ROSABELLA, spoken]
I'm gettin' outta here. 
[JOE, spoken]
Tony's a fine fella. Just you wait 'til you see. 
[ROSABELLA, spoken]
I'm not waitin' to see! Not me! Not on your life! I'm not gonna stay here and be made a fool of!
[JOE, spoken]
Well, I'm sorry you wasted all that time dreamin' about me. 
[ROSABELLA, spoken]
Be sure and tell all your friends!
[LITTLE GIRL, spoken]
See Ma? I told you she was here. See? It's Rosabella!
[WOMAN, spoken]
Well, well, we've all certainly been anxious to meet ya. 
[MAN, spoken]
How dee doo and welcome, ma'am. Why, you're even prettier than your picture!
[YOUNG MAN, spoken]
Yeah, welcome to Napa!
[LITTLE GIRL, spoken]
See her hair? Ain't it beautiful?
[WOMAN, spoken]
Certainly is. 
[YOUNG LADY, spoken]
How do you do. I'm Agnes Jones. And that's my Uncle Harry. 
[MAN, spoken]
Hey people! It's the bride! It's Rosabella!
[WOMAN, spoken, offstage]
Aah!
[ROSABELLA, spoken]
What's that?
[JOE, spoken]
Jeez, it's Tony!
[TRUCK DRIVER, spoken]
We found him layin' in the ditch. His truck turned over three times. 
[JOE, spoken]
Doc! Hey, Doc!
[GIUSEPPE, spoken]
Signorina!
[PASQUALE, spoken]
Padrone!
[MARIE, spoken]
Madonna mia!
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Original Broadway Cast of The Most Happy Fella

Original Broadway Cast of The Most Happy Fella

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