March: L,R; each group turn on cue & stop
Hooray for Hollywood!
Solo 1 ("Dorothy"--Mary S):
Toto, I don't believe we're in Kansas any more!
Hooray for Hollywood!
Solo 2 ("Lone Ranger"--Howard): Hi, ho, Silver, away!
Hooray for Hollywood!
Solo 3 ("Mae West"--Janine):
Why don't you come up and see me sometime?
Hooray for Hollywood!
Solo 4 ("Clint Eastwood"--Tony):
Go ahead. Make my day.
Hooray for
Rock right, left,
with hands
Hollywood!
That screwy bally-hooey Hollywood,
where any office boy
or young mechanic
can be a panic
with just a good-looking pan.
And any barmaid
can be a star-maid
Stop rock: men
lunge
if she dances with or without a fan.
Whoo!
Hooray for
R, L, R, touch;
L, R, L, touch.
Hollywood!
Where you're terrific if you're even good,
Where any one at all
from Shirley Temple
to Aimee Semple
is equally understood.
Stop; point, then
back.
Go out and try your luck,
You might be Donald Duck!
Hooray for Hollywood!
Hooray for Hollywood (-hood).
Solo 5 (Connie):
Look! It's Cary Grant!
(Oo and scream)
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Hooray for
March: R, L.
Hollywood!
That phony super Coney Hollywood,
Stop
Women:
They come from Chillicothes
and Paducahs
with their bazookas
to get their names up in lights,
Men:
All armed with photos
from local rotos
with their hair in ribbons and legs in tights.
Hooray for
March: R, L.
Hollywood!
You may be homely in your neighborhood,
but if you think that you
can be an actor,
see Mr Factor,
he'd make a monkey look good!
squat
Within a half an hour,
up, frame face
you'll look like Tyrone Power!
Hooray for Hollywood!
Hooray for
sopranos
promenade in front
Hollywood!
That screwy bally-hooey Hollywood,
Where any one at all
from Shirley Temple
to Aimee Semple
is equally understood.
Go out and try your luck,
You might be Donald Duck!
quack! quack! quack! quack!
Hooray for Holly-
Solo 6 (Clark Gable--Tom):
Frankly, my dear, I don't give a-
-wood!
arms spread;
button on "-wood"
Hollywood!
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