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Irving Berlin - Mrs. Sally Adams
Irving Berlin - Mrs. Sally Adams


Irving Berlin - Mrs. Sally Adams Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

Album: Call Me Madam
Released: 1950

Mrs. Sally Adams Lyrics


Mrs. Sally Adams
  • There are many songs about girls and women named Sally; if this is one of the less inspiring of the genre it is because it is a purely functional one. The first number from the musical Call Me Madam, like the rest of the songs in the show it was written by Irving Berlin.

    In the 1953 film version, this brief number is performed by three women - secretaries or some such - who sing down their telephones:

    "Mrs. Sally Adams
    Requests the pleasure of your company"
  • The song includes a tiny snatch of "God Bless America." When Berlin refers to "Mrs. Sally Adams, queen of all the madams" there is no innuendo or smuttiness implied, Mrs. Adams - played in the film by Ethel Merman - is a wealthy widow, and a person of some importance in political circles, hence the invitation to one of her parties. The song is also reprised at the end of the second act.

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    Irving Berlin - Lichtenburg
    Irving Berlin - Lichtenburg


    Irving Berlin - Lichtenburg Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

    Album: Call Me Madam
    Released: 1950

    Lichtenburg Lyrics


    Lichtenburg
  • "Lichtenburg" is the fourth song from the 1950 Broadway production Call Me Madam, which has words and music by Irving Berlin. There is no such country as Lichtenburg, which might just be a hybrid of Lichtenstein and Luxembourg, but Perle Mesta, the real hostess with the mostess on which this musical was based, was appointed US Ambassador to Luxembourg in 1949.

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