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A charming love letter to silent movies created by composer Leroy Anderson (of “Sleigh Ride” and “Blue Tango” fame), drama critic Walter Kerr, who also directed, and his wife Jean Kerr, Goldilocks had a short but memorable run on Broadway after it opened October 11, 1958, at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre. Dealing with an acid-tongued actress, played by Elaine Stritch, and a movie mogul infatuated with his own importance, portrayed by Don Ameche, the musical followed their love-hate relationship during the shooting of a film, which naturally led to a happy ending by the final curtain. Agnes de Mille added her own touch to such pseudo period dance numbers as “The Town Maxixe” and “The Pussy Foot,” but in spite of yielding a memorable song in “I Never Know When,” the show didn’t ignite at the box office and closed after 20 weeks. First LP release: October 27, 1958


1. Overture -- Orchestra (4:40)
2. Lazy Moon -- Company (1:51)
3. Give the Little Lady -- Elaine Stritch, Company (2:12)
4. Save a Kiss -- Russell Nype, Elaine Stritch (2:28)
5. No One'll Ever Love You -- Elaine Stritch, Don Ameche (2:10)
6. Who's Been Sitting in My Chair? -- Elaine Stritch (2:38)
7. There Never Was a Woman -- Don Ameche (2:12)
8. The Pussy Foot -- Pat Stanley, Company (2:35)
9. Lady in Waiting -- Ensemble, Pat Stanley, Russell Nype (3:55)
10. The Beast in You -- Elaine Stritch (2:21)
11. Shall I Take My Heart and Go? -- Russell Nype (3:09)
12. I Can't Be in Love -- Don Ameche (3:21)
13. Bad Companions -- Nathaniel Frey, Margaret Hamilton, Richard Armbruster, Gene Varrone (2:45)
14. I Never Know When -- Elaine Stritch (4:11)
15. Two Years in the Making -- Nathaniel Frey, Margaret Hamilton, Company (2:57)
16. Heart of Stone -- Company (1:46)