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Knickerbocker Holiday (Theatre)
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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })A musical comedy written in 1938 by Maxwell Anderson, with music by Kurt Weill, based In Name Only on Washington Irving's history of Old Dutch New York. It's probably best known today for introducing "September Song", which has become a much-covered standard.The setting of the play is circa 1647, on the day when Pieter Stuyvesant is to assume the title of Governor of New Amsterdam. The day also happens to be Hanging Day, and the council of the city have a hard time finding somebody to hang, despite several of them being guilty of hanging offenses. There is also a hero, Brom Broeck, a poor knife-sharpener who is in love with Mynheer Tienhoven's daughter and suffers from a strange disorder which brings him into conflict first with the council and then with Stuyvesant. Ever since coming to America, Brom has found himself unable to take orders from anybody.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); })Walter Huston starred as Peter Stuyvesant in the original Broadway production. A film version was released in 1944, directed by Harry Joe Brown and starring Charles Coburn as Stuyvesant. | |
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Democracy Is Flawed | |
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Democracy Is Flawed: The show's primary moral that a government run by a council of fat and stupid men is better than one run by a dictator. | |
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Cardboard Prison: The council find that they have nobody to hang on Hanging Day because all the inmates of the jail got out through a hole. The hole, cut by a previous prisoner, had been there at least since last December, but the councilmen couldn't agree who should fix it. The hole is closed with an iron grating just in time to prevent Brom from escaping. | |
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Arranged Marriage: Mynheer Tienhoven arranges for his daughter Tina to marry Governor Stuyvesant, though she remains in love with The Hero, Brom. | |
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