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Was Annie Oakley a singer?
No, she was a sharp-shooter. Although, the singer and actress Doris Day played the part of Annie in the film musical 'Annie, Get Your Gun."
Does cecile have solos in Annie jr?
In the musical Annie Cecile has one speaking part. She says "I think red is your color, no blue!" That's about it!
Is Steven Curtis Chapman related to Steve and Annie Chapman?
Yes, Steven Curtis Chapman is the brother of Steve Chapman, and they are both siblings of Annie Chapman. They are all part of the same musical family.
How do you get an important part in a musical?
You audition well and bribe the director
What part of the green pepper plant do you eat?
The part of the green pepper plant you eat is the fruit.
Who is the cute blonde orphan at the orphanage Annie She had a singing part in the Sandy song?
The cute blonde orphan at the orphanage in "Annie" is Annie herself, played by a variety of actresses in different adaptations. In the song "You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile," Annie and her fellow orphans sing about the importance of a positive attitude, even in difficult circumstances. The character of Annie is known for her optimism and resilience, making her a beloved figure in musical theater.
Which part of a green bell pepper is the top?
The part of the green bell pepper is the one with the stem on top.
Does Dr Pepper contain anchovies?
no , they just added the pepper part on
Is dancing part of musical theater?
yes musical theater is part of dancing
What part of speech is the word musical?
Musical is an adjective (musical tastes) and a noun (a musical).
How are black pepper plants economically important?
As black pepper is both a consumer product (you buy it to fill your pepper shaker) and an industrial product (you buy it to make packaged food which you will then sell), and there is a good yet essentially stable demand for black pepper, the plants which grow the product are a small yet beneficial part of our economy.
What do you do when you don't get a part in a musical?
an extra in the musical/play
