Words and Music (Hitchcock and Goetz)
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Words and Music is a musical revue in two acts and 10 scenes with a book by Raymond Hitchcock. The musical contained some original music and lyrics by E. Ray Goetz, but also contained music by Ludwig van Beethoven and lyrics by William Shakespeare.[1] It opened on Broadway at the Fulton Theatre on Christmas Eve of 1917.[2][3] It ran for 24 performances; closing on January 12, 1918.[4]
