Hi People, I have been asked to make the 2 costumes from My Fair Lady. My Video player is not working and in our small town, I can't get it on DVD (if it is available in that format!) The costumes are for the songs "wouldn't it be lovely" and the day dress from "I could have danced all night" I have found plenty of pictures on the internet for My Fair Lady but none that have told me which individual song they are for....These are to be worn on the 28th of this month and I am running out of time !! Can anyone please help as I really don't know what I'm meant to be making?...Thank you....Amelia Cross posted
My Fair Lady Costumes
Jun 15, 2005
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This would be something like:
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Something like Cinderella wore before the ball, something grayish...
This could be the something like the second link above, or, in our production, she sang "Danced" in a nightgown.
Hope that helps a little bit.
-- Anita --
She sang "Wouldn't it be Loverly" in her worn, flower-peddler outfit. It was dirty, and ragged and she had an old coat over it. Here's a picture. THis site also has more pics from the movie.
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-Irene
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Did you look for the video, not DVD? I bought it some years ago at one of the mall video stores, I think it was, and gave it to a DGD, who loves musicals. She has a collection of the older musicals and still watches them often. Emily
I apologize for the previous post I sent. I thought you were looking for the DVD, I mis-read your post. Sorry!. Emily
Thank you one and all for your help. I am using the movie costumes as my client is performing in a show that is based on "movie magic". It is for the senior citizens and the cast is trying to be as accurate as possible to the movies they are preforming from. When I have my say, I would prefer to have original costumes also! ....Thank-you..........Amelia
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