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Celebrate the Nation's Birthday with Marian, The Librarian
July 1, 2004 - 8:26pm — birdie
Hope all of our American friends have a very happy Fourth of July, and in addition to beer, hamburgers, sunstroke & fireworks, you may want to include some tube time: ABC's rebroadcast of "The Music Man", starring Matthew Broderick as Harold Hill and Kristin Chenowith as Marian, taking a bit of time off from the library in River City. Here's the info from Playbill .
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I watched
even though it was Disney. Loved Molly Shannan as the Mayor's wife, but hated Kristin Chenowith's straw-looking wig, and didn't find Matthew Broderick quite as convincing as Robert Preston. He (Matthew) was just a little too passive to play a convincing Harold Hill.