
| George White in 1935 |
| Ziegfeld Girl Or Not? |
| Many famous actresses got their start in the Ziegfeld Follies. For instance Marion Davies, Paulette Goddard, Barbara Stanwyck, Billie Dove and Mae Murray among others. Although I haven't found any evidence that Dorothy was a "Follies Girl" (With the exception of an early erroneous press release saying she was), she was definitely a "Scandals Girl" in George White's 'Scandals Of 1924' music revue. Maybe what leads many to believe that she was a Follies Girl are the photos taken by Alfred Cheney Johnston who is known for his artistic pictures of the Follies Girls. |
| Click here for Scandals reviews from 1924. |
Act 1 Just Missed the Opening Chorus I'm Going Back (I Need) a Garden (Night Time in) Araby Somebody Loves Me Year After Year We're Together Tune in to (Station) J O Y Act 2 Mah Jongg In My Pajamas (Music and Lyrics By Lew Pollack, Will Mahoney, Charlie Winston and Sam Gould) Rose of Madrid I Love You My Darling Kongo Kate |
| Scandals of 1924 June 30, 1924 - December 13, 1924 Apollo Theatre Opening: Jun 30, 1924 Closing: Dec 13, 1924 Total Performances: 196 A revue in two acts. Opening Night Production Credits: Produced by George White Music by George Gershwin; Book by George White and William K. Wells; Lyrics by B.G. DeSylva and Ballard MacDonald; Additional music by Sam Gould, Charlie Winston, Lew Pollack and Will Mahoney; Musical Director: William Daly; Music orchestrated by Maurice DePackh Staged by George White Costume Design by Erté and Juliette; Scenic Design by William Oden Waller and Siedle |




| Most of the music in this edition of Scandals was written by George Gershwin. He and George White parted after this edition. |

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