Shine the Musical. Pianno and Vocal

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PIANO/VOCAL SCORE

Book by

RICHARD SEFF

Music by

ROGER DEAN ANDERSON

Lyrics by

LEE GOLDSMITH

The amateur and professional li ve stage performance rights toSHINE! The Horatio Alger Musical are controlled exclusively by

SAMUEL FRENCH, INC.

www.samuelfrench.com

Arrangements by GREG ANTHONY & ROGER ANDERSON

Orchest rations by GREG ANTHONY

www.greganthonymusic.com

Music & Lyrics © 2005 Roger Anderson and Lee Goldsmith (ASCAP) Al l Rights Reserved.

www.rogerandersonmusic.com



CONTENTS

ACT ONE

1. The Good Old Days......................................................................................................................................1

1A. After Good Old Days .................................................................................................................................18

2. Shine.............................................................................................................................................................213. Respectable..................................................................................................................................................35

3A. Into Snobden’s ............................................................................................................................................40

4. Silas Snobden, Inc.......................................................................................................................................42

5. Cock and Bull..............................................................................................................................................53

5A. Cock and Bull Playout ...............................................................................................................................64

6. Maybe Today ..............................................................................................................................................65

6A. Into The Saloon ...........................................................................................................................................73

6B. Intro to Put Your Money In.......................................................................................................................74

7. Put Your Money In.....................................................................................................................................75

7A. Put Your Money In Playout ......................................................................................................................87

8. The Room.....................................................................................................................................................89

9. Respectability..............................................................................................................................................96

10. Keeping Up with the Times ......................................................................................................................98

10A. Keeping Up Playout.................................................................................................................................119

11. Maybe Today Reprise ..............................................................................................................................120

11A. Foswell’s Crutch .......................................................................................................................................122

12. A Hardworking Boy.................................................................................................................................125

12A. Rob Learns to Shine..................................................................................................................................133

13. Look How Far We’ve Come....................................................................................................................134

13A. Centennial Waltz ......................................................................................................................................145

13B. Centennial Gallop.....................................................................................................................................148

13C. Look How Far Reprise.............................................................................................................................150

ACT TWO

14. Find That Boy!...........................................................................................................................................155

15. A Hardworking Boy Reprise ..................................................................................................................166

16. Shine Reprise.............................................................................................................................................171

17. From Now On...........................................................................................................................................174

18. Maybe Today Second Reprise.................................................................................................................185

18A. Gerrish’s Temptation ...............................................................................................................................188

19. Yes! .............................................................................................................................................................189

20. A Handful O’ Hops..................................................................................................................................204

20A. The Rescue.................................................................................................................................................216

20B. Gunshot .....................................................................................................................................................218

20C. The Prospectuses ......................................................................................................................................220

21. North Of 14th Street .................................................................................................................................221

22. Bows ...........................................................................................................................................................235

23. Exit Music ..................................................................................................................................................240



CUE:

STAGE MANAGEMENT: [GO]

1PIANO/VOCAL

3 Business Men

Ensemble

The Good Old Days "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders

Lyrics by Lee GoldsmiArr. Greg Anthony & Roger Anders

Orch. Greg Antho

Vocal

Piano

Moderato 2, Klip-Klop ( =108)1 2 3 4 5 6 7

(Bell plate or Triangle)

Vocal

Pno.

8 9 10 11 12 13 14

(Wood Blocks)

[The full cast appears in tableaux, as 'stagehands' roll up the olio drop or show curtain. Among them,a street vendor, a policeman, a wealthy woman, a poor one, a lower class man and young woman, hand in hand,well-dressed gents and middle class gents.]

[The sounds of church bells and carriages underneath the music. The group strikes several poses...]



Vocal

Pno.

15 16 17 18 19 20

Vocal

Pno.

21 22 23 24 25 26

Vocal

Pno.

27 28 29 30

[Pose] [Pose]

[Pose] [Pose]

[ The cast comes to sudden busy and vocal life. A very young newsboy shouts the traditional "Extra! Get your New York Herald!" Threebusiness men enter from different directions. In comic, stylized pantomime: One buys a flower from the vendor cart, offers a coin, not enohas to pay more, the vendor shrugs. One gets his pants smudged by a barrel rolled by a porter as they both stare at a passing beauty. As t

first two men quickly buy a paper from the newsboy, Mickey enters, steals one and steps in to quickly offer it to the last businessman.]

[Action]

#1 The Good Old Day"Shine!" PV - 2 -



Pno.

31 32 33 34

Ens.

Pno.

"whistle"

in a comfortable octave35 36 37 38 39 40

Ens.

Pno.

41 42 43 44 45

Everyone

[The man pays with a bill, reads the headline, waits for change, his hand out ... turns ... Mickey is gone.]

[On cue, the three men flip the newspapers open, one by one, like Chinese fans.]




Vocal

Pno.

Ris ing- crime rates! High er - pric es!- What has be come- of The

46 47 48 49 50 51

Vocal

Pno.

Good

not too legato

Old Days? Now New York is Dirt and vic es!- Can't we hav

52 53 54 55 56 57 58

Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

some of The Good Old Days?

59 60 61 62 63 64

"whistle"

Man 3:Man 1: Both

Man 2:All 3:

[Activity continues: casual greetings and curious crossings by characters who willconnect later in the play.]

Ensemble




Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

65 66 67 68

Ens.

Pno.

"hum" Lit tle- New York in The

69 70 71 72 73 74

We re mem- ber - how it beck oned:- Lit tle- New York in The

pno.

Women:

Policeman + Men All Men:






Ens.

Pno.

Ooo

88 89 90 91 92 93

rais ing- up that mon ster - of a great

A great

big

big bridge!

bridge! Watch it all fall down!

(Stgs)

Ens.

Pno.

94 95 96 97 98

If God want ed - brid ges- then why would he pro vide- us with that

(Pno)

Others:Man 3:

Man 2:




Ens.

Pno.

Out in the har bor - they

99 100 101 102 103 104

brand new fleet of fer ries?-

Ens.

Pno.

plan ning- some Co los- sus.- Ooo What a waste of cash!De

105 106 107 108 109 110

It's a damn

A damn

fool

fool

thing!

(Stgs)

Woman 1:

Woman 4: W3

Man 1: Other 3:thing!




Ens.

Pno.

signed by a French man,- Some use less,- sil ly- sta tue-

111 112 113 114 115 116

Just to wel come- all that:

(Pno)(Stgs)

Ens.

Pno.

Mm Mm How things have changed sinceThe Good Old

117 118 119 120 121 122 123

For eign- riff raff.- Since they got here How thingshavechanged since The Good Old

Women:

Men:




Ens.

Pno.

Days. Though we might wish they were not here, We've re ar - ranged - from th

124 125 126 127 128 129 130

Days. Mm Mm We've re ar - ranged - from the

Ens.

Pno.

Good Old Days!Mm

131 132 133 134 135

Good Old Days! Now all to geth- er - we're wast ing- time w hile

Man 1:




Ens.

Pno.

Ooo What a stup id - sport!

OPT. CUT

136 137 138 139 140 141

watch ing- all those base

Those base

ball-

ball-

games! Per

Ens.

Pno.

142 143 144 145 146

haps we should read more? Or fan cy- all the fin er - things like

sub.

long

long

Women:

Other 3:

games!Man 1

sub.M2:

M3: M2:




Ens.

Pno.

Ah"whistle"

147 148 149 150 151

long

Ger

(2 guys on top)

man- oper as?-"whistle"

(Bell Plate / Wood Blocks)

Ens.

Pno.

152 153 154 155 156

+Women

M1:




Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

[The group moves 'upward' onto an imaginary elevated train, huddled tightly together, moving to its steady rhythm]

157 158 159 160

Vocal

Pno.

El

with a thick brogue

e- va ted,- Spit tin'- cin ders!-

In tempo, still in 2164 165 166 167

(Pno1)

(+Tambourine)

Lady on train:




Vocal

Pno.

Hors es- were best in The Good Old Days.

168 169 170 171

(Cello)

Vocal

Pno.

slowing a bit

Stran gers- rid in'- past me win ders!-

172 173 174 175

(Vln)

Vocal

Pno.

How we were blessed in The Good Old

molto rit.176 177 178 179




Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

Days. Riff Raff!- Base ball!-

Tempo I ( =108)

180 181 182 183 184 185

God

cresc.

less- brid ges!- Ah

Ah

Stat ues

cresc.

- in the har bor!- Ah

Ah

cresc.

Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

molto rall. a la Promenade ( =60)186 187 188 189 190

El e- vat- ed!- E ven- so we Love this

E ven- so we Love this

2 Business Men:

Women:

1 Business Man & Policeman




Ens.

Pno.

cit y!- They were a sleep- in The Good Old Days! 'Cross the

Tempo I, but faster ( =124)

191 192 193 194 195 196

cit y!- They were a sleep- in The Good Old Days!

(Stgs)

'Cross the

Ens.

Pno.

Hud son- Life's a pi ty!- There they can keep all their good old

197 198 199 200 201 202

Hud son- Life's a pi ty!- There they can keep all their good old




Ens.

Pno.

days. There they can keep all their Good Old

203 204 205 206 207 208 209

days. There they can keep all their Good Old

(Pno1)

Ens.

Pno.

Days!

210 211 212 213 214 215 216

Days!

(+Vln)




CUE:

APPLAUSE SEGUE from #1

1APIANO/VOCAL

POLICEMAN

After Good Old Days"SHINE

Music by Roger AndersLyrics by Lee Goldsmi

Arr. Greg Anthony & Roger AndersOrch. Greg Antho

Piano

L'istesso ( =124)

1 2 3 4 5 6

Pno.

Half time ( = )

7 8 9 10 11

Vocal

Pno.

"whistle"

12 13 14 15Policeman:

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Vocal

Pno.

16 17 18 19

(vln)

"freely" rit.

POLICE: Well now Dick, this isn't the Astor House.We don't sleep 'til noon in this hotel.

#1A After Good Old Da"Shine!" PV - 19 -



BLANK

- 20 -



CUE:

DICK: Right. And you'll never see them again, whereasthey coulda become a regular. Observe.

2PIANO/VOCAL

Dick

Ensemble

Shine "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg Antho

Vocal

Piano

Freely1 2 3 4

gently

Vocal

Pno.

5 6 7 8

DICK: Shine your shoes sir?

CUSTOMER: No time sonny. I have important business at City Hall.

DICK: Be sure to give my regards to the Mayor. Just tell him "Ragged Dick". He'll kno

CUST: Friends of yours, is he?DICK: I black his boots by special appointment. That's how I paymy city taxes. His honor wouldn't consider going to City Hallwithout a shine from yours truly.

- 21 -



Vocal

Pno.

in a P.T. Barnum sideshow manner, at first,like reciting instructions for a potion or spell.

Here's a box where you would nev er - guess

Mysterious 2 ( =82)9 10 11 12

w/ pedal

Vocal

Pno.

there is mag ic- lurk ing.- It un locks- the se cret- of suc cess,-

13 14 15 16 17

Vocal

Pno.

And I guar an- tee- it won't stop work ing.-

rit. Moderato ( =106)18 19 20 21

Vocal

Pno.

a bit freely,

with a twinkle

It may be just a shoe shine,- but

22 23 24 25

CUST: And why is that?

Dick:

CUST: Very well, then.

#2 Shin"Shine!" PV - 22 -



Vocal

Pno.

I am here to say When you have got a new shine, you're well on your way! T

26 27 28 29 30 31

Vocal

Pno.

keep your day from lack in'- in op por - tun- i- ty,- Just try a bit o' black in'- pr

32 33 34 35 36 37

Vocal

Pno.

vi ded- by me! A shine

38 39 40 41 42 43

Vocal

Pno.

is real ly- all that you need, and you will see there'll be a change in your luck!

44 45 46 47 48 49 50




Vocal

Pno.

shine and you are bound to suc ceed,- And by to night- you might be

51 52 53 54 55 56

Vocal

Pno.

J. P. Mor gan!- You're coat is thin and thread bare.- You

57 58 59 60 61 62

Vocal

Pno.

pants are worse than that. You have to keep your head bare 'cause you've got no hat. Bu

63 64 65 66 67 68

Vocal

Pno.

if you've got en dur - ance,- you're gon na- do just f ine With faith andself as sur - ance- and the

69 70 71 72 73 74




Vocal

Pno.

price of [customer handsDick a coin]

a shine!

75 76 77 78 79

(glock.)

(Cello)

Pno.

(Vln)

Underscore (scene)80 81 82 83 84 85

Pno.

86 87 88 89 90 91 92

Pno.

pizz.93 94 95 96 97 98 99

arco

Pno.

100 101 102 103 104 105 106




Pno.

arco107 108 109 110 111 112 113

Pno.

114 115 116 117 118 119 120

Pno.

121 122 123 124 125 126 127

Vocal

Pno.

Some

VAMP128 129 130 131 132 133 134

MAN #3: Nonsense. A shine is a shine.DICK: No mister-- With all due respect--




Vocal

Pno.

think there's noth ing to it Just give a rag a twist. But am a- teurs- can't do it The

135 136 137 138 139 140

Vocal

Pno.

don't have the wrist. Your shoeswon'tmind the wea ther - Our We'll

sekeep

cret'em

- keepson

'emthe

fit!go

You

141 142 143 144 145 146

Vocal

Pno.

fur nish- us the leath er,- We'llWe'll

fur fur

nishnish

--

thethe

spit!glow!

Let's say you've found the

147 148 149 150 151 152

MICKEY

DICK




Vocal

Pno.

girl you would choose to be your wife for life So you set the date! But hey,

153 154 155 156 157 158 159

Vocal

Pno.

she takes one look at your shoes And leaves you

160 161 162

Vocal

Pno.

flat! Like that! Right at the al tar!-

163 164 165 166

MICKEY

MICKEY

BOTH




Vocal

Pno.

It

167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174

Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

may be just a shoe shine,- But I am here to say that when you've got a new shine you'

175 176 177 178 179 180

We re mem- ber - how it beck oned:- Lit tle- New York in The

Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

well on your way! To keep your day from lack in'- in op por - tun- i- -

181 182 183 184 185

Good Old Days. Now it's north of For ty-

[Offers his arm, but no one is there. Foswell and Mickey come to the rescue.]

MAN #2: All right boys. Let's see what you can do.

3 Boys:

3 Business Men:




Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

ty, Just try a bit o' black in'- pro vid- ed- by me! A

186 187 188 189 190

Sec ond!- Pop ping- its cork since The Good Old Days!

Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

shine is real ly- all that you need, and you will see there'll be a

191 192 193 194 195 196

(1 guy)

(1 guy)

OooThat great big

O ver - to Brook lyn- they're rais ing- up that great big




Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

change in your luck! A shine and you are bound to suc ceed,- And by to

197 198 199 200 201 202

bridge.Watch it all fall down! Ooo

bridge. And out in the har bor - they plan to build this

Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

night you might be J. P. Mor gan!- So

203 204 205 206 207

Base ball- and riff raff!- And el e- vat- ed- spit tin'- cin ders!- So

damn fool, use less- sta tue!- So




Vocal

Pno.

if you would dis cov- er - the se cret- of your growth To mil - lion naire- or lov er - O

208 209 210 211 212 213

Vocal

Pno.

pref 'ra- bly- both! The rule could not be strict er,- It's that way by de sign:- Th

214 215 216 217 218 219

Vocal

Pno.

fight that ends in vic tor - y- be gins- with a shine! Re

Pull back220 221 222 223 224

All:

Dick




Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

call that dec - la ra- tion,- The prom ise- to our na tion- Of

Slower225 226 227 228

Ah

optional

Of

Vocal

Pno.

lib er - ty- and life and the pur suit- of a shine!

molto rall.Really fast 2 ( =152)

229 230 231 232 233

Vocal

Pno.

234 235 236 237 238 239 240

like a minister with a congregation




BLANK

- 34 -



CUE:

DICK: This coast once belonged to General George Washington!Oh, yes! He wore it crossin' the Delaware!

3PIANO/VOCAL

Dick

Respectable "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg Antho

Piano dolce

Delicately1 2 3 4

Pno.

(Vln)5 6 7 8

Vocal

Pno.

Hey, will you

Dictated

Simply ( =76)

9 10 11

[Allen Carlisle appears.] CARLISLE: It seems you have distinguished friends.You musn't let him upset you.

DICK: These clothes? I only wear 'em cauthey help folks to notice me.

CARLISLE: I once knew a boot-black who got just three cents a shine. You're getting five. You're already ahead of him. [he continues...]

[Dialogue]

[CUE]DICK: You're better'n me. And I'm good.

CARLISLE: Maybe I missed a couple of spots.Why don't you take a crack at them?

DICK: Yessir!

DICK

- 35 -



Vocal

Pno.

look at him, I won der - who he is, This fel la-

12 13 14 15

legato

Vocal

Pno.

proud and tall, You'd think that all the world is his. Just take a

16 17 18 19

Vocal

Pno.

look at him, It's clear to see He's all the things I'm not, bu

20 21 22 23 24

Vocal

Pno.

know I've got the chance to be! But it's so ver y- far from black in'-

25 26 27 28 29

#03 Respectabl"Shine!" PV - 36 -



Vocal

Pno.

boots. To wear in'- silk cra vats- and Der by- hats and lin en- suits.

30 31 32 33 34

Vocal

Pno.

No mat ter - what he does, No mat ter - who he does,When peo ple- look his way, Th

35 36 37 38 39 40

Vocal

Pno.

sim ply- say, "Re spect- a- ble."-

41 42 43 44 45 46

Vocal

Pno.

Though shin ing-

47 48 49 50 51

CARLISLE:Do you live with you folks?

DICK: No folks. I'm on my own at The Box Hotel.But you wouldn't know about that.

CARLISLE: I might.




Vocal

Pno.

shoes re mains- a worth y- chore, As ev' ry- day goes by I'v

52 53 54 55 56

Vocal

Pno.

got to try and reach for more! I'm not a like ly- lad, I can't com

57 58 59 60 61

Vocal

Pno.

pare. And if I was n't- meant for Pres i- dent- or mil lion- naire,-

62 63 64 65 66

Vocal

Pno.

I'd be con tent- to know that ev' ry- where- I'd go,When peo ple- look my way, Th

67 68 69 70 71 72




Vocal

Pno.

sim ply- say: "Re spec- ta- ble!"-

73 74 75 76

(Vln)

Vocal

Pno.

At

rit.77 78 79 80 81

SEGUE AS ONE to #3A

CARLISLE: I was right. You do have talent. DICK: Thank you, sir. A dime! What a beautiful thing.




CUE:

SEGUE from #3

3APIANO/VOCAL

Dick

Into Snobden's "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg Antho

Vocal

Piano

first you'llearn a nick el- which soon be comes- a dime. A flood starts with a trick le.- It

Freely, in 2

1 2 3 4 5 6

Vocal

Pno.

on ly- takes time.

Very brisk march ( =148)7 8 9 10 11

Pno.

12 13 14 15

Dick

- 40 -



Pno.

16 17 18

Pno.

19 20 21

#3A Into Snobden"Shine!" PV - 41 -



"SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg AnthoCUE:

DICK: "I'll take it!"

4PIANO/VOCALChapin, Higgins,Snobden, Dick

Silas Snobden, Inc.

Vocal

Piano

Moderate March ( =130)1 2 3 4

(Vln)

(Cello)

Vocal

Pno.

VAMP5 6 7 8

Vocal

Pno.

We all of ushave jobs todo and all ofthem are large. B

molto rit.

Freely9 10 11 12

sweetly

SNOBDEN: Good. Chapin, the position is filled. (continues)...

Chapin

- 42 -



Vocal

Pno.

no one'smore im por - tant- than my self,- The Clerk in- Charge!-

Tempo I ( =130)13 14 15

Vocal

Pno.

Yours

16 17

Vocal

Pno.

tru ly- runs the stock room- And I run it like a king! It's or ga- nized - so no one- else but

18 19 20

Higgins:

#4 Silas Snobden, Inc"Shine!" P/V - 43 -



Vocal

Pno.

me can find a thing! We rep re- sent- the Snob den- Clan. We

21 22 23

Vocal

Pno.

share the Snob den- ways. When you be come- a Snob den- man, You

24 25 26 27

Vocal

Pno.

bask in Snob den- rays! The name of Si las- Snob den- is th

28 29 30

Both:




Vocal

Pno.

ver y- best in town! And whenyou join thisb roth er - hood,- You must

deliberate

not let us

31 32 33

Vocal

Pno.

down! And we are tall. And we are proud to

34 35 36 37 38

And we are tall. We're proud to

(Cello)

Vocal

Pno.

face the world with out- a blink! For we're o ver - joyed -

39 40 41 42 43

face the world

Chapin:

Higgins:

Both:




Vocal

Pno.

Just to be em ployed - by Si las- Snob den,- Inc.

44 45 46 47 48 49

(Cym)

Vocal

Pno.

When

50 51 52

Vocal

Pno.

you ar rive at

(Vln)

eight o' clock,- You'll sweep thef loors and then When youhavefin ished - sweep ing- them,You

53 54 55

Higgins:

Bo




Vocal

Pno.

sweep them once a gain!- And when thosef loorsarenice and clean,You'll be al lowed - to stop, An

56 57 58

Vocal

Pno.

put ting- downyour trust y- broom,You'll then pick upyour mop! You'll po lish- brass! You

59 60 61

Vocal

Pno.

po lish- glass! And if you do not shirk, You'll fin ish- all you

62 63 64 65

Chapin: Bot




Vocal

Pno.

have to do in time to start your work! You'll

66 67 68

Vocal

Pno.

clean out shelves!You'llcleanout drawers!And may be- ver y- soon, You'll be al lowed - to cleanout Mis ter-

69 70 71

Vocal

Pno.

Snob den's- own spit toon!- Your hours

almost spoken

are from eight to six, Wi

72 73 74 75

Chapin:

Higgins:

Chapin:

Both:

Snobden




Vocal

Pno.

time for lunch at two. And how you spend those fif teen- min utes,- Son, it's up to

76 77 78 79 80

Vocal

Pno.

you. God bless you Mis ter - Snob den.- You're a her o- all un sung!- We

poco rall. Majestic ( =100)81 82 83

(Vln)

Vocal

Pno.

wishwe had ad van- ta- ges- like yours when we were young! And I'll be

84 85 86 87

Dick:

Snobden, HiggChapin:

CHAPIN: Higgins! The jacket!

Dick:




Vocal

Pno.

tall! And I'll be proud! And life is grand

Tempo I ( =130)88 89 90 91

Yes you'll be tall! Be proud and life is grand

Vocal

Pno.

As it can be! For the of fice- boy Who's the

92 93 94 95 96

For the of fice- boy

Other 3:




Vocal

Pno.

of fice- boy at Si las- Snob den,- At Si las-

accel.97 98 99 100

the of fice- boy at Si las- Snob den,- At Si las-

Vocal

Pno.

Snob den,- at Snob den- I. N.

101 102 103 104

Snob den,- at Snob den- I. N.




Vocal

Pno.

C.!

Prestissimo ( =156)105 106 107

C.!

Vocal

Pno.

108 109 110

[DOOR CLOSES]







DICK: I kinda like it here-on the outside. Good luck, Luke.

5PIANO/VOCAL

Gerrish

Cronies

Cock and Bull

Vocal

Piano

a bit conversational, cle

If a

In 1 ( =56)

VAMP (vocal last x)1 2 3 4

espr.

Vocal

Piano

man is both la zy- and poor, Then there is n't- a bit of a

5 6 7 8 9 10

Vocal

Piano

doubt What they're cal ling- him you can be sure Is a

11 12 13 14 15 16

GERRISH: You always was a dreamer kid. When you gonna wise up?

- 53 -



Vocal

Piano

shift less- and in do- lent- lout! But if

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

Vocal

Piano

luck i- ly,- he was born rich, No one both ers- to nag or to prod, "Shoe a

25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

Vocal

Piano

horse! Car ry- bricks! Dig a ditch!" He'sh is Lord ship- of Lei(leh sure)

sure,--

by God! So the

33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40

Vocal

Piano

dif f'rence- is sim ple- and sweet, And an id ler - you are, or are not! If you

41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48

#5 Cock and Bu"Shine!" P/V - 54 -



Vocal

Piano

id le- all day on a street! Or you id le- all day on a yacht!

49 50 51 52 53 54 55

legato

Vocal

Pno.

Piano

Oh, the Cock and Bull goes on and on, And they take us all for

56 57 58 59 60 61 62

espress.

Vocal

Pno.

Piano

fools! And what you're called for what you do de pends- on who's mak ing- the

63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70




Vocal

Pno.

Piano

rules, the rules! De pends- on who's mak ing- the rules!

71 72 73 74 75 76

Piano

[Cronies enter]

77 78 79 80 81 82

Piano

83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90

Piano

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98

DICK: Same old stuff, Luke. I've got a job. Try it, you might change your tune.




Vocal

Pno.

Piano

If they're

VAMP99 100 101 102 103 104

cresc.peasante

Vocal

Pno.

Piano

mis sing- a dol lar - or two, Oh, I know who'll get all of the blame!

105 106 107 108 109 110 111

Vocal

Pno.

Piano

If I'm caught, I know just what they'll do, 'Cause I'm on to the

112 113 114 115 116 117

legato

SECOND CRONIE: Yeah, you're doin' somethin' wrong.

GERRISH: You're right. I didn't reach high enough!




Vocal

Pno.

Piano

rules of the game! But if I can be craft y- with

118 119 120 121 122

calliope/circus

Vocal

Piano

guile As I jug gle- the books of a bank, Or I

123 124 125 126 127 128

Vocal

Pno.

Piano

skin you a live- as you smile, I'm a crook of a much high er-

129 130 131 132 133 134




Vocal

Pno.

Piano

rank! So it's all in the way that you rob That will make you rise up or go

135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142

Vocal

Pno.

Piano

down. Steal a hun dred,- you bun gle- the job!

143 144 145 146 147

Vocal

Pno.

Piano

Steal a mil lion,- you're run ning- the town! While the

148 149 150 151 152




Vocal

Chorus

Pno.

Piano

Cock and Bull goes on and on, And there's nev er - an y-

153 154 155 156 157 158

Mm Mm

Vocal

Chorus

Pno.

Piano

pause! And what you're called for what you do De -

159 160 161 162 163 164

Mm

CRONIES & ENS. (woman 8va)




Vocal

Chorus

Pno.

Piano

pends on who's writ ing- the laws, the laws! De -

165 166 167 168

Mm

Vocal

Pno.

Piano

pends on who's writ ing- the laws! Tell me,

rall.169 170 171 172 173




Vocal

Pno.

Piano

Will I live a life of ease, Or a life be hind- a lock?

A tempo174 175 176 177 178 179 180

Vocal

Piano

That, my friend, will al ways- de pend- on

Much Slower ( =120)181 182 183 184 185

Vocal

Pno.

Piano

Who is de fin- ing- the Cock and Bull! Who is de fin- ing?-

Tempo I ( =56)186 187 188 189 190 191

cresc.

cresc.




Vocal

Piano

Who is de fin- ing?- De fin- ing- the Cock and Bull!

192 193 194 195 196 197




CUE:


5APIANO/VOCAL

Orchestra

Cock and Bull Playout "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg Antho

Piano

A bit faster ( =68)1 2 3 4 5 6

Pno.

7 8 9 10 11 12 13

Pno.

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

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OPTIONAL CUT



CUE:

STACIA: Oh, I have someone. He's just not the lantern-buying sort.

6PIANO/VOCAL

Stacia

Maybe Today "SHINE!"Music by Roger Anderson

Lyrics by Lee GoldsmithArr. Greg Anthony & Roger Anderson

Orch. Greg Anthony

Vocal

Piano

[Stacia begins her walk home. The Chinese lantern in hand.]

Moderato, not too slowly1 2 3 4

dolce

Pno.

molto espr.

5 6 7 8

Vocal

Pno.

One of thesedays he'll tell me he loves me; may be- to day.-

9 10 11 12

VENDOR: A girl like you deserves better.

STACIA

- 65 -



Vocal

Pno.

One of thesedays he's cer tain- to say it; may be- to mor - row.-

13 14 15 16

Vocal

Pno.

Why is it so im por - tant- to hear those words, still un said -

17 18 19 20

legato

Vocal

Pno.

When ev' ry- day- I hear them so clear ly- in side- my head?

21 22 23 24

Vln

#6 Maybe Today"Shine!" PV

- 66 -



Vocal

Pno.

Dreams can cometrue and wish es- get grant ed;- may be- to day.-

25 26 27 28

Vocal

Pno.

Mir a- cles,- too, are wait ing to hap pen;- may be- to mor - row!-

29 30 31 32

Vocal

Pno.

May be- to mor - row- turns in to- nev er.- I couldwait a life time. I couldwait for ev- er.- But

rit.33 34 35 36

legato


- 67 -



Vocal

Pno.

may be- he'll say he loves me to day.-

A tempo37 38 39

dolce

Vocal

Pno.

40 41 42

Pno.

43 44 45 46 47 48 49

(Cello)

solo

Pno.

(Vln)

50 51 52 53 54

MCHUGH: Stacia! Oh you gave me a start! (continues)...


- 68 -



Pno.

55 56 57 58

Vocal

Pno.

Why is it so im por - tant- to hear those words, still un said -

59 60 61 62

legato

Vocal

Pno.

When ev' ry- day- I hear them so clear ly- in side- my head?

63 64 65 66

MCHUGH: Hopin' is one thing, Stacia. Dreamin' is another.


- 69 -



Vocal

Pno.

Dreams can come true and wish es- get grant ed;- may be- to day.-

67 68 69

legato

Vocal

Pno.

Mir a- cles,- too, are wait ing- to hap pen;-

70 71 72


- 70 -



Vocal

Pno.

may be- to mor - row!- May be- to mor - row- turns in to- nev er.-

73 74 75 76

Vocal

Pno.

I could wait a life time.- I could wait for ev- er.- But may be- he'll say he loves me to -

rit. A tempo77 78 79 80

Vocal

Pno.

day. May be- he'll say he loves me to -

rit.81 82 83 84


- 71 -



Vocal

Pno.

day.

Più mosso rit.85 86 87 88


- 72 -



CUE:

APPLAUSE SEGUE from #6 Maybe Today

6APIANO/VOCAL

ORCHESTRA

Into The Saloon "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg Antho

Piano

Saloon-like swing ( =128)

1 1 2 3 4

Pno.

5 6 7 8

- 73 -



CUE:

FOSWELL: Yes. How do we lose it?

DICK: We don't.

6BPIANO/VOCAL

ORCHESTRA

Intro to Put Your Money In "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg Antho

Vocal

Piano

Dictated1 2 3 4 5

SEGUE AS ONE TO

Big future, the Erie. ...converted to the Common. ...place like this one. BUCK: The kids loaded!

BUCK:He's talkacquisitions!

- 74 -






SEGUE FROM #6B

7PIANO/VOCAL4 Bucks, Dick,Foswell

Put Your Money In

Vocal

Piano

Moderate 2 ( =108)1 2 3 4

Vocal

Pno.

Put yourmon ey- in stock! And you can un lock - the door to

5 6 7 8

Vocal

Pno.

rich es,- In dulg- ing- each whim!

9 10 11 12

Buck 4

- 75 -



Vocal

Pno.

Buy a cor por - ate- bond! Un less- you are

13 14 15

Vocal

Pno.

fond of dig ging- ditch es!- Don't lis ten- to him! I can't be

16 17 18 19 20

Vocal

Pno.

lieve what I've heard! Now here'esome love ly- pre ferred.- It's paid a di vi- dend- throug

21 22 23 24 25

Buck 3

Buck 1

#7 Put Your Money I"Shine!" P/V - 76 -



Vocal

Pno.

thick and through thin. And if the mar ket- goes 'crash!' You'll still have

26 27 28 29 30

Vocal

Pno.

plen ty- of cash, So you can live l ike a lord, Nice ly- af ford- an y- ex pen- sive- sin!But I sa

31 32 33 34 35 36

Vocal

Pno.

Put yourmon ey- in wine. They val ue- is fine and ev 'ry- bub ble-

37 38 39 40 41

Buck 2




Vocal

Pno.

Will add to your stake! Cal i- for - ni- a's- grand, Each dol lar - in

42 43 44 45 46

Vocal

Pno.

land out there will dou ble!- Un til- it goes wake! If you wil

47 48 49 50 51

Vocal

Pno.

Make a lit tle- in vest- ment!- Take a fly er - or two! You'll dis cov- er - you

52 53 54 55 56

Buck 1

2,3,&4 All 4




Vocal

Pno.

feel brand new! Just don't go Feelin' fun ny- in Put tin'- mon ey- in.

57 58 59 60 61

Vocal

Pno.

Nev

sub.

er - catch a bear un less- you put a lit tle- hon ey- in All for

62 63 64 65

sub.

Vocal

Pno.

you! Put your mon ey- in oil! You'll eas i- ly-

66 67 68 69 70

DICK: Yes? FOSWELL: No!

Buck 2




Vocal

Pno.

foil a bad de pres- sion!- I'm tel ling- you, bud!

71 72 73 74 75

Vocal

Pno.

Keep a way- from his oil! They nev er - hit

76 77 78

Vocal

Pno.

oil on his con ces- sion!- They on ly- hit

79 80 81

1,3,&4




Vocal

Pno.

mud! I know a pros pec- tin'- man who went o ut west w ith a pan, And now t ha

82 83 84 85 86 87

Vocal

Pno.

min er - is as rich as can be! I'll sell you all of his shares. They'll ans we-

88 89 90 91 92 93

Vocal

Pno.

all of your prayers, Or you can Tear

take time

'em up small, Hang o n the w all Out in the old priv

94 95 96 97 98

Buck 4

Buck 3




Vocal

Pno.

ee! Hey, lis ten!- I know sev er - al- men Who have an in ven- tion- to un

99 100 101 102 103

Vocal

Pno.

rav el- all his to- ry's- course! Don't you cov er - that bet!

104 105 106 107 108

Vocal

Pno.

They think they c an get a cart to trav el- with out- an y- horse!With out- an y-

109 110 111 112 113

Buck 1

Buck 2

1,3,&4




Vocal

Pno.

horse!?

If you will Try a lit tle- ad ven- ture!- Take a gam ble- or

114 115 116 117

Vocal

Pno.

two! You'll dis cov- er - you'll feel brand new! Just don't go

118 119 120 121 122

Vocal

Pno.

Feelin' fun ny- in Put tin'- mon ey- in. Mon

sub.

ey's- like a kind a- day you're feel in'- nice 'n sun ny- in

123 124 125 126

sub.

All 4




Vocal

Pno.

All for you!

127 128 129 130

Vocal

Pno.

We've

quiet, it's a secret

a se cret- to tell: Some peo ple- would sell most an y- old stock to an y- you

131 132 133 134 135 136

Vocal

Pno.

pup!

loud

Butwe're hap py- to say We are n't- that

137 138 139 140 141






Vocal

Pno.

Feelin'

Put some

fun

mon

ny

ey

-

-

in

in

Put

Lot

tin'

sa

-

-

mon

mon

ey

ey

-

-

in.

in.

Soon it's gon na- mul ti- ply- like bun nies- who k eep bun ny- in'-

molto accel.156 157 158 159

staccatocresc.

staccato

Vocal

Pno.

All For You!

Fast 2 ( =118)160 161 162 163 164 165

legato

Vocal

Pno.

166 167 168 169 170

add Bucks




CUE:

APPLAUSE SEGUE from #7 Put Your Money

7APIANO/VOCAL

ORCHESTRA

Put Your Money In Playout "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg Antho

Piano

L'istesso, swung ( =108)

1 2 3 4 5 6

Pno.

7 8 9 10 11

Vocal

Pno.

12 13 14 15 16

- 87 -



BLANK

- 88 -



CUE:

MOONEY:What are those?

8PIANO/VOCAL

MRS. MOONEY

The Room "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg Antho

Vocal

Piano

The

Moderato ( =130)1 2 3 4 5

(Vln)

Vocal

Pno.

room is n't- large and it's not o ver - sun ny.- The floor kind a- waves,and the ceil ing- slants fun ny.- Bu

6 7 8 9

(Cello)

Vocal

Pno.

Buck o,- me boy, it 's the best for the mon ey,- you'll pay! It

10 11 12 13

(Vln)

DICK: Just some Wall Street prospectuses.Always keep 'em here. Next to my heart.

[In the manner of a comic Vaudevillian number. Not exactly sung.]

MOONEY:Oh. Well!

MOONEY

- 89 -



Vocal

Pno.

is n't- a cast le- in Cork or Kil kin- ey.- But bet ter - than Moon ey's,- you're not find ing- an y- for

14 15 16 17

Vocal

Pno.

get tin'- your mon ey's- worth down to the pen ny,- I say! You can

18 19 20 21

Vocal

Pno.

eat here as well, if you care to, If you're par tial- to I rish- lamb stew. With

22 23 24 25

#8 The Room"Shine!" PV - 90 -



Vocal

Pno.

plen ty- of gab bage- and lots of po ta- toes.- There's e ven- some lamb in it, too! You

26 27 28 29 30

Vocal

Pno.

get a fresh towel on the dot ev 'ry- Sun day,- Two spank in'- clean sheets Ev 'ry- fourthor fifth Mon day.- Th

31 32 33 34

Vocal

Pno.

week starts on Sun day- and Sun day's- just one day a way.- So,

35 36 37 38

(Vln)

[She giggles at her own joke.]




Vocal

Pno.

dear Mis ter - Hunt er,- you'd bet ter - move in by to day!-

39 40 41

Vocal

Pno.

A

42 43 44 45 46

Vocal

Pno.

smart gent like you can't be lied to or led on. I meet all me oth er - com pet- i- tors- head on.- An

47 48 49 50

DICK: Sounds perfect. How much? MOONEY: You mean you don't want to see it first?

MOONEY: Actually, that's wise.

MOONEY




Vocal

Pno.

if I am ly ing,- may God strike me dead on the spot! The

51 52 53 54

Vocal

Pno.

roomcomes com plete- with a win dow- and cur tain.- I clean it me self - whenme back is n't- hurt in'.- Un

55 56 57 58

"cutesy" (Vln)

Vocal

Pno.

for tu- nate- ly,- me poor back has been hurt in'- a lot!- There's a

59 60 61 62

DICK: It has a real ceiling?

MOONEY: Well, most of me rooms do.




Vocal

Pno.

ver y- nice chest with a mir ror,- Some hooks and a han dy- wide shelf! A

63 64 65 66

Vocal

Pno.

com fort- a- ble- bed,But no smok ing- in bed.In fact, noth in'- inbed but your self!- Th

67 68 69 70 71

Vocal

Pno.

house be in'- I rish,- when eve n in'- ap proach- es- You might seesome elves driv in'- wee gold en- coach es.- An

72 73 74 75

[serious now.]




Vocal

Pno.

lep re- chauns- dressed up like roach es,- but roach es- they're not! So,

76 77 78 79

Vocal

Pno.

dear Mis ter - Hun ter,- I could not be blunt er,- Me, dear Mis ter - Hun ter,- You'd

80 81 82

Vocal

Pno.

bet ter - move in Like a shot!

83 84 85




CUE:

MOONEY: Oh, silly me. I forgot. Here's your key.

9PIANO/VOCAL

Dick

Respectability "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg Antho

Vocal

Piano

A key to call my own. A door tha

Steady 2 ( =86)1 2 3 4 5 6

Vocal

Pno.

locks. I might sleep ev en- bet ter - in a bed than in a box. The lap - o

7 8 9 10 11 12

dolce

- 96 -



Vocal

Pno.

lux ur - y- and all com plete,- A bath room,- best of all, that's down the hall no

Più mosso13 14 15 16 17 18

Vocal

Pno.

down the street. This life is new to me but I al read- y-

rit.19 20 21 22 23

Vocal

Pno.

see. This room and I re flect- com plete- re spect- a- bil- i- ty.-

Dictated Strict 2 ( =72)24 25 26 27 28

Segue as one to #10

#9 Respectabiilt"Shine!" PV - 97 -





Orch. Greg Antho

CUE: Segue from #9

10PIANO/VOCALSnobden, Higgins,Dick, Foswell,Carlisle, Ensemble

Keeping Up with the Times

Vocal

Piano

Strict, but comic ( =72)1 2 3 4 5

marcato

Vocal

Pno.

CUE: [DICK & FOSWELL Enter

VAMP6 7 8 9

Vocal

Pno.

10 11 12 13 14 15

WOMAN 1: Astonisihng! WOMAN 2: Incredible! (continues...)

DICK: Administrators, executors, successors ...

- 98 -



Vocal

Pno.

VAMP16 17 18 19 20

Vocal

Pno.

This puts us in a dang er - ous- po

WATCH FOR CUT-OFF Recitative ( =120)21 22 23 24

Vocal

Pno.

si tion.- That store a ross- the street could do us in! But

25 26 27

SNOBDEN: Gives me heartburn.

DICK: Other than my handkerchief, I don't think weanything in our store that costs less than a dime. Do weMr. Snobden? (pause) Mr. Snobden. (Silence)

SNOBDEN

#10 Keeping Up with the Time"Shine!" P/V - 99 -



Vocal

Pno.

Snob den- has no short age- of am bi- tion,- We'll chal lenge- Mis ter - Wool worth,- and we'll win! The

28 29 30 31

Vocal

Pno.

is n't- an y- rea son- to be ner vous,- It's some times- an ad van- tage- to be small. We

32 33 34 35

Vocal

Pno.

con cen- trate- on qual i- ty- and ser vice,- While do ing- the most vi tal- thing of

36 37 38




Vocal

Pno.

all: Keep ing- up with the times, That's

carefully

thebusi ness- man's

An Easy Walk ( =70)39 40 41 42

Vocal

Pno.

aim. Stay ing- one step a head - of the crowd or you're dead at th

43 44 45 46

Vocal

semble

Pno.

mer can- tile- game.

choreographed, the crowd is mesmerized gazing at the sign, looking at it from all angles, as they hum

Quick ly- spot ting- a trend, That's the smart thing to do. Nev e-

47 48 49 50 51 52

Mm Ooo

Mm Ooo




Vocal

semble

Pno.

look ing- be hind,- Or you're lia ble- to find some one- gain ing- on you!

a bit faster

I'll make my

53 54 55 56

Mm Mm Ah

Mm Mm Ah

Vocal

Pno.

life long- sac red - mis sion,- With a hand that's sure and deft, To de -

57 58 59 60

(straight 8ths)




Vocal

Pno.

feat all com pe- ti- tion- Til just Snob den's- is left! Let ting-

61 62 63 64

Vocal

semble

Pno.

ri vals- win out is the worstof all crimes! So to set tle- their hash, Then r

65 66 67 68 69

Mmm Ooo

Mmm

(Vln)

Triangle




Vocal

semble

Pno.

tire with your cash Downto trop i- cal- climes You must keep up

Crowd goes into the store (behind the scrim)

with the times!

70 71 72 73 74

You must keep up withthe times!

You must keep up withthe times!

Pno.

75 76 77 78 79

Pno.

80 81 82 83

SNOBDEN: Back to work, Hunter! Your lunch hour is only fifteen minutes.




Vocal

Pno.

VAMP84 85 86

Vocal

Pno.

They'vegot

accel.87 88 89 90

cresc.

cresc.

cresc.

Vocal

Pno.

drink ing- cups and strain ers,- Box es,- purs es,- and con tain- ers,- Lath er - brush es- full of brist les,- Lin en-

Faster, Excited ( =72)91 92 93

sub.

FOSWELL: Syntax! DICK: Right!

HIGGINS: It's a dilly of a store! There is stuff piled high on every counter...I've never seen such a place!

HIGGINS




Vocal

Pno.

thread,po lice- mens'- whis tles,- Wood en- lad ders,- feath er - dus ters,- pa per - flow ers,- all in clus ters,- Pans for

94 95 96

Vocal

Pno.

fry ing,- pans for bak ing,- Tins for salt and pep per - shak ing,- Plates of Chi na,- plates of met al,- Here's a

97 98 99

Vocal

Pno.

pot and there's a ket tle.- Pret ty- red and yel low- jewel' ry, Oth er - fem i- nine- tom fool- 'ry.- Hand y-

100 101 102

solo cont'd or DIVISI






Vocal

semble

Pno.

Keep a head - of the mob

Tempo ( =72)110 111 112

Ah

Ah

Vocal

semble

Pno.

and you'll car ry- the day! You will

113 114 115

Mm You will

Mm You will

DICK




Vocal

semble

Pno.

nev er - know want If you stay aucou rant.- As the Ger mans- would say! With an im

116 117 118 119

nev er - know want If you stay au cou rant.-

nev er - know want If you stay au cou rant.-

Vocal

Pno.

proved vo cab- u- lar - y,- You'll earn prais es- in the end, And have

120 121 122 123

(straight 8ths)

DICK FOSWELL






Vocal

semble

Pno.

set tle- their hash, Then re tire- with your cash Down to trop i- cal- climes You must keep

132 133 134 135



Vocal

semble

Pno.

up with the times!

136 137 138 139 140 141

up with the times!

up with the times!

CARLISLE: Silas, old man. How are you? (continues)

choreographed movement of the street scene continues




Pno.

142 143 144 145 146

Pno.

147 148 149 150 151 152

Pno.

153 154 155 156 157

Vocal

Pno.

To kee

VAMP158 159 160 161 162 163

DICK: ...three dollars. CARLISLE: That's a good start.

CARLI




Vocal

Pno.

up with the times save what ev- er - you can. Build ing-

164 165 166 167

Vocal

semble

Pno.

each lit tle- sum Is the way to go from Rags to rich es,- young man!

168 169 170 171

As your

As your




Vocal

semble

Pno.

dol lars- all grow out of nic kels- and dimes You will

172 173 174 175

dol lars- all grow out of nic kels- and dimes You will

dol lars- all grow out of nic kels- and dimes YouYou willwill

Vocal

semble

Pno.

knowwhat to thank For these trips to the bank As your af flu- ence- climbs Just keep ing-

176 177 178 179

knowwhat to thank For these trips to the bank As your af flu- ence- climbs Just keep ing-

knowknow whatwhat toto thank thank For For thesethese tripstrips toto thethe bank bank AsAs your your af af fluflu-- enceence-- climbsclimbs JustJust keepkeep inging--




Vocal

semble

Pno.

up with the times! When brave Co lum- bus- went a sail- ing- 'Cross that

180 181 182 183

up withthe times!like wind

Ooo

upup withwith thethe times!times! Ooo

Vocal

semble

Pno.

big and scar y- sea, With his cour age- nev er - fail ing,- He had noth ing- on m

184 185 186 187 188

Ooo Ooo

Ooo

DICK




Vocal

semble

Pno.

189 190 191

Ah

Ah

Vocal

semble

Pno.

So let's hap pi- ly- ring those cen ten- ni- al-

192 193 194



[Doors to the bank open, CARLISLE escorts DICK inside.]

SNOBDEN, FOSWELL




Vocal

semble

Pno.

chimes! If we stay in the lead We arebound to suc ceed - For A

195 196 197 198



Vocal

semble

Pno.

mer i- ca- rhymes with keep ing- up with the times With keep ing-

199 200 201 202






Vocal

semble

Pno.

up with the times!

accel.203 204 205 206

up with the times!

up with the times!

Vocal

semble

Pno.

207 208 209 210




CUE:


10APIANO/VOCAL

ORCHESTRA

Keeping Up Playout "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg Antho

Piano

L'istesso ( =72)

1 2 3 4 5

Pno.

6 7 8

Pno. dim.

rit.

9 10 11 12 13

slow arp.

- 119 -



CUE:

STACIA: I remember.

11PIANO/VOCALStacia(Gerrish)

Maybe Today Reprise "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg Antho

Piano legato

Sweetly ( =110)1 2 3 4

Pno.

5 6 7 8

Vocal

Pno.

Dreamscan cometrueand wish es- get grant ed;- may be- to day.-

9 10 11 12 13 14

(Cello)

espr.

Vocal

Pno.

Mir a- cles,- too, are wait ing- to hap pen;- may be- to mor - row.-

15 16 17 18

(Vln)

GERRISH: You dropped something.

GER: ...no more lady friend. We knew.

GERRISH: It's like in the beginning with us.When anything was possible. And we're there again.

- 120 -



Pno.

espr.

rit.

19 20 21 22

Pno.

Fast 2 ( =142)

23 24 25 26 27 28

Pno.

29 30 31 32

Pno.

33 34 35 36

[They kiss, and the lights fade]

[WALLSTREET]

FOSWELL: Extr

#11 Maybe Today Repris"Shine!" PV - 121 -



CUE:

MICKEY: ...sold too quick on that one.

11APIANO/VOCAL

Orchestra

Foswell's Crutch "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg Antho

Vocal

Piano

Moderato ( =120) VAMP1 2 3 4 5

(Crotales/Triangle)

(Cello)

Vocal

Pno.

VAMP6 7 8 9 10 11

(Vln)

(Pno2)

MICKEY: ...President GrantDeclares War on Canada!

MAN #1: Crutch? Oh. You poor lad. I'm so sorry. [BEAT]

- 122 -



Vocal

Pno.

VAMP - CUTOFF12 13 14 15 16

Vocal

Pno.

(Triangle)17 18 19 20 21

MAN #2: A crutch? For you? Oh, what a pity. Good luck, son

CUE: MICKEY: Tomorrow, an eyepatch!

#11A Foswell's Crutc"Shine!" PV - 123 -



BLANK

- 124 -



CUE:

SNOBDEN: Higgins!

#12PIANO/VOCALCHAPIN,HIGGINS

A Hardworking Boy "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg Antho

Vocal

Piano

Ad lib ( =96)1 2 3 4 5 6

comic moving on

Vocal

Pno.

A Hard work - ing- Boy A gen u- ine- joy

rit. Easy, Simply ( =100)7 8 9 10 11 12

Vocal

Pno.

De vot- ed - and loy al.- I hate him. Not laz y- or sly An

13 14 15 16 17 18 19

HIGGINS: I wasn't asleep Mr. Snobden.Just resting my eyes.

[SNOBDEN & DICK exit into the office.CHAPIN & HIGGINS glare at each other.]

CHAPIN

HIGGINS

- 125 -



Vocal

Pno.

won't tell a lie He's noth ing- like I am I hate him. A

20 21 22 23 24 25

(Vln)

Vocal

Pno.

lad of sen si- tiv- i- ty- who knows what you are feel ing.- Who's ut ter - ly- in

26 27 28 29 30

(Pno1)

Vocal

Pno.

cap a- ble- of sor did - dou ble- deal ing.- With one dis turb- ing- fea ture- that I

31 32 33 34 35

pizz.

CHAPIN

#12 A Hardworking Bo"Shine!" PV - 126 -



Vocal

Pno.

find is most re veal- ing:- No steal ing!- We hate him! Tha

36 37 38 39 40 41

Vocal

Pno.

boy is a threat. He's Snob den's- new pet. I nev er - can get him in

42 43 44 45 46 47

(Cello)

Vocal

Pno.

dutch! He meets my eye with head held high and won't talk back no ma

48 49 50 51 52

(Vln) (Pno1)

BOTH HIGGINS

CHAPIN HIGGINS

CHAPIN




Vocal

Pno.

- ter how I be rate- him,. I hate him so much! I

53 54 55 56 57 58

(Vln)

Vocal

Pno.

think we a gree- that if he could be a bit more like we are, We'

59 60 61 62 63 64

Vocal

Pno.

love him. I see more and more There's trou ble- in store Un

65 66 67 68 69 70

[DICK re-enters;takes mop; goes about his work.]

HIGGIN

CHAPIN




Vocal

Pno.

less out the door we can shove him! The day that he walked in the place,We'

71 72 73 74 75 76

Vocal

Pno.

gon na- make him rue it! A wick ed - lit tle- plot is whatwe need and we can brew it! Wh

77 78 79 80 81 82

(Pno)(Vln)

Vocal

Pno.

there are brains like yoursand mine,There's real ly- noth ing- to it! We'll do it! We

83 84 85 86 87 88

HIGGINS

CHAPINBOTH






Vocal

Pno.

take this lad and just for fun com plete- ly- e rad - i- cate- him! We

100 101 102 103 104

Vocal

Pno.

hate him! like hell!

105 106 107 108 109 110




BLANK

- 132 -



CUE:

DICK: Hello Rob. Excuse me, I have to finish my work.

#12APIANO/VOCAL

Orchestra

Rob Learns to Shine "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg Antho

Piano dolce

(Vln)

Freely, slow ( =72)1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

(Cello)

Pno.

Romantically8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Pno.

15 16 17 18

Pno.

rit.19 20 21 22 23

- 133 -



CUE:

ROB: Everybody's talking about it. But what exactly is it?

13PIANO/VOCALCarlisle, Dick,

Ensemble

Look How Far We've Come "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg Antho

Vocal

Piano

Slowly1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Vocal

Pno.

Start ing- out as no one,- As sub jects- of a

Steady 2 ( =84)8 9 10 11 12

w/ pedal

Vocal

Pno.

king, We looked a round - And soon we found that kings don't mean a thing!

13 14 15 16 17

CARLISLE: It's a party for the country's hundredth... CARL: ...Dick's people

Before we were us.

CARLISLE Freely but with energy

- 134 -



Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

Liv ing- life as no one- was once all right for some, But

18 19 20 21

Mm But

Mm But

Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

Look How Far We've Come!

22 23 24 25 26 27



#14 Look How Far We've Com"Shine!" PV - 135 -



Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

Crossed

Deliberate, clean, stylized, as one voice

a lot of o ceans,- And shed a lot of tears. Through time and tide We

28 29 30 31 32

Crossed a lot of o ceans,- And shed a lot of tears. Through time and tide We

Crossed a lot of o ceans,- And shed a lot of tears. Through time and tide We

Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

lived and died A cross- a lot of years. Made this land a pro mise- and

33 34 35 36 37






Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

gave this land a name, And look how far we came!

38 39 40 41 42



Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

Ev 'ry- day's- a new be gin- ning,- Ev' ry- day's- a race!

43 44 45 46 47

Mm

Mm

CARLISLE




Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

Ev' ry- day's- a door thatmightget slammedr ight in your face! Lots of guts is what i t takes to

48 49 50 51 52 53

Mm

Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

get from there to here! An y- one- who does de serves- a ban ner - and a cheer!

54 55 56 57 58 59

An y- one- who does de serves- a ban ner - and a cheer!

An y- one- who does de serves- a ban ner - and a cheer!




Vocal

Pno.

In that Bos ton- har bor - they threw a lot of tea. Andthrough us flows theblood of those A mer - i- cans- to

60 61 62 63 64 65 66

sweetly

lightly

Vocal

Pno.

be. Start ing- out in Bos ton,- the road is might y- long But we're still

67 68 69 70 71 72

SNOBDEN

MOONEY & MCHUGH+SNOBDEN& CARLISLE




Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

go ing- strong! Still go ing- good and

73 74 75 76 77

Go ing- strong! still go ing- and

Go ing- strong! still go ing- and

Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

strong!

78 79 80 81

strong!

strong!




Vocal

Pno.

Lightly swung82 83 84 85 86 87

(Vln)

(Cello)

Pno.

(Pno1)88 89 90 91

Pno.

92 93 94 95

Vocal

Pno.

Straight 8ths VAMP96 97 98 99 100 101

MOONEY: Mr. Foswell! Were you hit by a trolley?

MCHUGH: Oh, we will. MOONEY:Won't we thoug




Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

We all start ed - some where- But some where- is n't-

104 105 106 107



(Tutti)

Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

here. We looked a round - at what we found And what we found is clear: Some where's- the be

108 109 110 111 112 113



SNOBDEN & CARLISLE




Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

gin ning- that we all start ed - from And Look How Far We've Come!

114 115 116 117 118 119

gin ning- that we all start ed - from And Look How Far We'veLook how

gin ning- that we all start ed - from And Look How Far We'veLook how

Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

How ver y- far

120 121 122 123 124 125

far! How ver y- far we've

far! How ver y- far we've




Ens.

Pno.

come.

dim.rall.

126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133

come.

dim.

(Mark Tree)

on the high end

dim.legato, sustained

GERRISH and STACIA appear




CUE:

[HALLIWELL APPROACHES CARLISLE]

13APIANO/VOCAL

DICK

ROB

Centennial Waltz "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg Antho

Vocal

Piano

Tempo di Waltz ( .=42)1 2 3 4 5 6 7

solo

calliope-like

Pno.

8 9 10 11 12

Pno.

13 14 15 16

Pno.

17 18 19 20 21

HALLIWELL: Isn't it fun to mix with the peasants?

- 145 -



Pno.

22 23 24 25 26

Pno.

27 28 29 30 31

Pno.

32 33 34

Vocal

Pno.

VAMP35 36 37 38 39

ROB: So you see? We do have something the same.DICK: I guess we do.

#13A Centennial Walt"Shine!" PV - 146 -



Vocal

Pno.

Ev 'ry- one's- from some where- Some cor ner - of the Earth. We left be hind - those ties thatb indAnd nowweknowou

40 41 42 43 44 45 46

Vocal

Pno.

worth. Ev 'ry- one's- from some where- So play that fife and drum To mark how

47 48 49 50 51 52

Vocal

Pno.

far we've come!

53 54 55 56 57 58 59

DICK

ROB DICK BOTH

#13A Centennial Walt"Shine!" PV - 147 -



CUE:

HALLIWELL: Thank you for the waltz, Allen. Miss. Ta-ta.

13BPIANO/VOCAL

ORCHESTRA

Piano

solo (at a distance)

Tempo di Gallop ( =100)

1 2 3 4

Centennial Gallop "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg Antho

Pno.

5 6 7 8

Pno.

9 10 11 12 13 14

Pno.

15 16 17 18 19 20

[Now and then, someone in the crowd will whistle or hum part of the tune, as the song plays.]

- 148 -



Pno.

21 22 23 24

Pno.

25 26 27 28

Pno.

29 30 31 32

Pno.

33 34 35 36

#13B A Centennial Gallo"Shine!" PV - 149 -



CUE:

ROB: Help!

13CPIANO/VOCAL

COMPANY

Look How Far Reprise "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg Antho

Vocal

Piano

In 2, a la Respighi ( =90)1 2 3 4 5 6 7

(Cymbal)

molto

Ens.

Pno.

Ev'

lyrical, ghostly, as one voice, smooth and haunting

ry- one- from East to West from sun ny- South to North.

8 9 10 11

Ev' ry- one- from East to West from sun ny- South to North.

[Everyone looks up just as Rob starts to scream. Flashes of fireworksoverhead throughout this. Some choreographed to beats of music.]

g l i s s .

(Mark Tree)

- 150 -



Ens.

Pno.

Here on our Cen ten- ni- al,- This grand Ju ly- the Fourth!

12 13 14 15

Here on our Cen ten- ni- al,- This grand Ju ly- the Fourth!

Ens.

Pno.

Here

In the distance, Rob is being carried off by Gerrish, screaming over the noise, unnoticed by the crowd.

on our Cen ten- ni- al,- We're gon na- make t hings hum.

16 17 18 19

Here on our Cen ten- ni- al,- We're gon na- make t hings hum.

#13C Look How Far Repris"Shine!" PV - 151 -



Ens.

Pno.

You won't re cog- nize- us in the hun dred - years to come! To come!

molto rall.20 21 22 23 24

You won't re cog- nize- us in the hun dred - years to come! To come!

Ens.

Pno.

Now and then we stum ble,- And

Dick returns, searches through the crowd for Rob, calling his name over the chorus.

now and then we fall. We lose our way and go a stray- an

Suddenly March-like ( =86)25 26 27 28 29 30

Now and then we stum ble,- And now and then we fall. We lose our way and go a stray- an




Ens.

Pno.

see no path at all. Then we look be hind - us, And, lo, we're not so

31 32 33 34 35

see no path at all. Then we look be hind - us, And, lo, we're not so

(Vln)

Ens.

Pno.

dumb! For Look How Far We'veLook How Far!

How

36 37 38 39 40

dumb! For Look How Far Look How Far! How

Come




Ens.

Pno.

Ver y- Far

41 42 43 44

Ver y- Far

Ens.

Pno.

We've

Dick finds Rob's cap on the ground.

Come!

molto rall.45 46 47 48 49

We've Come!

A final burst of fireworks as tcrowd cheers. End of Act One




CUE:

STAGE MANAGMENT:Top of Act 2 [GO]

#14PIANO/VOCALDick CarlisleEnsemble(Gerrish & Mickey) Find That Boy! "SHINE



Vocal

Piano

(Stg)Dictated1 2 3 4 5 6

l.v.

Vocal

Pno.

Steady and ominous, 2 ( =88)7 8 9 10

agitato

Vocal

Pno.

Friends and

deliberate, but free enough to deliver the lyric without sounding rushed

Neigh bors!- I knowwecanfind him, We'renot f ar be hind - him, If we're smart!

11 12 13 14

DICK

- 155 -



Vocal

Pno.

Friends and Neigh bors!- Keep a care ful- look out,- Search each lit tle- nook out Make a start!

15 16 17 18

Ens.

Pno.

Up

somewhat clipped, stylized

town,- Down town,- Bat ter - y- to Wall Street, Through each big and small street

23 24 25

Up town,- Down town,- Bat ter - y- to Wall Street, Through each big and small street

Ens.

Pno.

We'll pur sue!- We'll un earth- him Though he may be way off,

26 27 28

We'll pur sue!- We'll un earth- him Though he may be way off,

CARLISLE

ALL

#14 Find That Boy"Shine!" PV - 156 -



Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

Find him!

29 30 31 32

We won't take a day off Till we do! We'll have him back with Mis ter -

We won't take a day off Till we do!

Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

Find him!

33 34 35

Car lisle- quick!

It's know ing- where to look that

CARLISLE

DICK




Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

I nev er - should have left him

36 37 38

Find him!

does the trick! Find him!

sub.

Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

there like that! Find him! To see his cap just ly ing- there lik

39 40 41 42

Find him!

Find him!

sub.

CARLISLE

DICK/CARLISLE DICK




Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

that!

43 46 47 48

When we've done it, What a fuss and both er,-

When we've done it, What a fuss and both er,-

Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

Friends and Neigh bors!-

49 50 51

See the hap py- fath er - weep for joy! Friends and Neigh bors!-

See the hap py- fath er - weep for joy! Friends and Neigh bors!-

DICK/CARLISLE




Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

Ev 'ry- bod - y- fan out! Find That

52 53 54 55

Ev 'ry- bod - y- fan out! And to make it pan out, Find That

Ev 'ry- bod - y- fan out! And to make it pan out, Find That

Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

Boy!

56 57 58 59

Boy!

Boy!

sub.

(Cello)




Vocal

Pno.

60 61 62 63

(Vln)

Vocal

Pno.

76 77 78 79 80

Vocal

Pno.

VAMP

81 82 83 84 85 86

cresc.

MICKEY: Yeah, it's clear-- Mr. Gerrish. [they exit]




Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

They'll ne ver - find him!

87 88 89 90

His fath er's- ver y- rich, He'll pay for sure!

Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

Find him!

91 92 93

Kids are nev er - kid napped - when they're poor!

MICKEY

SOLO (GERRISH)

DICK

SOLO (female)




Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

Find him! Find him!

94 95 96 97

We'll keep on look ing- morn ing,- night and noon!

We'll

sub.

Ens.

Pno.

When we free him,

98 99 100

start by search ing- ev 'ry- last sa loon!- When we free him,

sub.

DICK/CARLISLE

WOMEN

MEN




Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

Ev 'ry- bod - y!-

101 102 103 104

What a ce le- bra- tion,- Big as all cre a- tion,- We'll en joy!-

What a ce le- bra- tion,- Big as all cre a- tion,- We'll en joy!-

Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

Glad we all a gree- now, Say it af ter - me now, Find That

105 106 107 108

Find That

Find That




Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

Boy!

109 110 111 112

Boy!

Boy!

sub. dim.

Vocal

Pno.

113 114 115 116

[They all scatter. Perhaps one goes the wrong way, turns around, and goes the other.]




CUE:

CHAPIN: But you'll join me? Good.

15PIANO/VOCAL

CHAPIN & HIGGINS

A Hardworking Boy Reprise "SHINMusic by Roger Ander

Lyrics by Lee GoldsmArr. Greg Anthony & Roger Ande

Orch. Greg Anth

Vocal

Piano

The lord on ly- knows That boy has his woes He's suf fered - such blows. I still

Sadly ( =70)1 2 3 4 5 6 7

(glock.)

dolce

Vocal

Pno.

hate him. I've thought of a plan And

Tempo ( =100)8 9 10 11

Vocal

Pno.

soon as I can I'll tot al- ly- an - ni hi- late- him!

12 13 14 15 16

He thinks

CHAPIN

- 166 -



Vocal

Pno.

At ten- tive- and ef fi- cient,- Ev' ry- cus to- mer - a grees- he is ea ger - and in

17 18 19 20 21 22

(Vln) (Pno)

Vocal

Pno.

tel li- gent- with man ner - bright and breez y.- So how can we de stroy- this charm ing-

23 24 25 26 27

pizz.

Vocal

Pno.

lad and not feel quea sy?- It's eas y!- We hate him! It's

28 29 30 46 47

HIGGINS[THEY begin to ransack the place.]

CHAPIN

BOTH

#16 A Hardworking Boy Repris"Shine!" PV - 167 -





Vocal

Pno.

molto rit.66 67 68 69 70 71 72

[THEY carefully sneek out of the shop.] SNOBDEN: Ah, good morning. Any new

#16 A Hardworking Boy Repris"Shine!" PV - 169 -



BLANK

- 170 -



CUE:

HIGGINS: Wait! ... You forgot your lesson books.

HIGGINS: I'm sorry...

16PIANO/VOCAL

DICK

Shine Reprise "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg Antho

Piano

(Vln)

Simply, In 2 ( =80)21 3 4 5 6

poco espr.

Vocal

Pno.

A shine is real ly-

7 8 9 10 11 12

legato

Vocal

Pno.

all that you need And you will see there'll be a change in your luck. A

13 14 15 16 17 18

[DICK exits the store to the street.]

Dick:

- 171 -



Vocal

Pno.

shine and you are bound to suc ceed - And by to night- you might be

19 20 21 22 23 24

Vocal

Pno.

J. P. Mor gan.- Hey, Mis ter!- wan na-

to an imaginary customer, more spoken

shoe shine?- I'll make 'em look like

Faster, agitato ( =100)25 26 27 28 29

marcato

Vocal

Pno.

new! A Rich ard - Hun ter - shoe shine,- See that's what I do. I

rall.30 31 32 33 34

non-marcato

#16 Shine Repris"Shine!" PV - 172 -



Vocal

Pno.

used to wake up wish in'- that all he world was mine, But

Tempo I ( =80)35 36 37 38

Vocal

Pno.

now mylife'sam bi- tion- starts and ends with...

molto rit.39 40 41 42 43 44

#16 Shine Repris"Shine!" PV - 173 -

SEGUE AS ONE TO 1



CUE:

SEGUE from #16

17PIANO/VOCAL

LUKE & STACIA

From Now On "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg Antho

Vocal

Piano

Really slow 2 ( =55)1 2 3 4

Vocal

Pno.

5 6 7 8

Vocal

Pno.

rit. Slow and easy 2 ( =62)9 10 11 12

GERRISH: Where's the kid? (continue

STACIA: ...He's not going anywher

GERRISH: I finished the letter.

GERRISH: I didn't plan this, but opportunity, Stacia.When she knocks at the door, you open it.

Cymbal

- 174 -



Vocal

Pno.

Wait and see How love ly- life is go ing- to be.

15 16 17 18

Vocal

Pno.

We'll be tak ing- it eas y- From Now On.

19 20 21 22

Vocal

Pno.

If you like, I'll take you sail ing- off on a ship.

23 24 25 26

LUKE

#17 From Now O"Shine!" PV - 175 -



Vocal

Pno.

Drink cham pagne- from your slip per

(Vln)

- From Now On.

27 28 29 30

molto vibr.

Vocal

Pno.

And all my shirts will be of silk. I'll on ly-

31 32 33 34

Vocal

Pno.

smoke Ha van- na- ci gars.-

35 36 37 38




Vocal

Pno.

Things of gold And wealth un told,-

39 40 41

Vocal

Pno.

From just one bold dis play- of dar ing!-

rit. More deliberate rit.42 43 44 45

Vocal

Pno.

Ev' ry- one- will point us out wher ev- er - we go.

Tempo I ( =66)47 48 49 50




Vocal

Pno.

Peo ple- say ing- we're so so re spect- a- ble!-

51 52 53 54

Vocal

Pno.

A life like that for ev- er.- No oth er -

55 56 57

poco cresc.

poco cresc.

Vocal

Pno.

kind will ev er - come now From Now On.

58 59 60 61

Glockenspiel




Vocal

Pno.

Wait and see Just what the bit ter - truth of it is:

Little faster ( =72)65 66 67 68

Vocal

Pno.

We'll be trapped in a pris on- From Now On!

69 70 71 72

Vocal

Pno.

Soon we'll know just how it feels to live on the run,

73 74 75 76

STACIA




Vocal

Pno.

So a fraid - of the sun light- From Now On!

77 78 79 80

Vocal

Pno.

(Vln)

A strang er's- glance will be a threat. A whis pered -

81 82 83 84

Vocal

Pno.

word will cause us to fly.

85 86 87 88




Vocal

Pno.

Year by year, Though far or near,

89 90 91

Vocal

Pno.

We'll

(Cym)

know a fear that nev er - frees us!

rit.More deliberate

molto rall.92 93 94




Vocal

Vocal

Pno.


Con moto ( =70)

95 96 97 98


Vocal

Vocal

Pno.

Peo ple- say ing- we're so re spect- a ble!-

99 100 101 102

Ne ver - to be re spect- a- ble!-

GERRISH

STACIA




Vocal

Vocal

Pno.

A life like that for ev- er.- No oth er - kind will ev er -

Deliberate poco rall.103 104 105 106

A life like that for ev- er.- No oth er - kind will ev er -

Vocal

Vocal

Pno.

come now From Now

A tempo107 108 109 110

come now From Now




Vocal

Vocal

Pno.

On!

rall.111 112 113 114

On!




CUE:

GERRISH: Carlisle lives uptown. I'll be a while.

18PIANO/VOCAL

Stacia

Maybe Today Second Reprise "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg Antho

Piano

Ominous 4 ( =120)

1 2 3 4 5

Vocal

Pno.

Dreamscan cometrue and wish es- get grant ed.- May be- to day.-

6 7 8 9 10

Vocal

Pno.

Mir a- cles- too are wait ing- to hap pen.- May be- to mor - row.-

11 12 13 14

Pno. (Vln)

15

16 17 18 19 20

STACIA: Rob, you must be exhauted.

...Shh. Go to sleep.

STACIA

McHUGH: Stacia-Jane? (cont.)

- 185 -



Pno.

21 22 23 24 25

Pno.

VAMP26 27 28 29 30

Vocal

Pno.

May be- to mor - row- turns in to- nev er.- I could wait a life time.-

rit.31 32 33 34

Vocal

Pno.

I could wait for e- ver.-

FreelyAppassionato

35 36 37 38 39

molto

McHUGH: What a pretty handkerchief. (cont.)

ROB: You don't need himSTACIA: Shhh.

#18 Maybe Today Second Repris"Shine!" PV - 186 -



Pno.

G.P. rall.Slower

40 41 42

Pno.

Upbeat 2 ( =124)

43 44 45 46 47 48 49

Pno.

50 51 52 53 54 55 56

Pno.

57 58 59 60 61

Pno.

Half time ( = )62 63 64 65

STACIA: Rob, get dressed.We're going.

[WALL STREET: MICKEY is putting his things away in his shoe box.]

[DICK enters.]

#18 Maybe Today Second Repris"Shine!" PV - 187 -



CUE:

DICK: Where are you goin'?

18APIANO/VOCAL

ORCHESTRA

Gerrish's Temptation "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg Antho

Vocal

Piano

(Vln)

Very slowly ( =66) rit.1 1 2

dolce (Cello)

Vocal

Pno.

Deliberate ( =86) rit. [DIALOG]3 4 5 6 7

Vocal

Pno.

rit.8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

FOSWELL: If everyone else is looking for him, I can too.

[FOSWELL exits ..... GERRISH enters]

CUE: GERRISH: Doors open for you that close to my face.DICK: Five hundred?

GERRISH: For a start. You're a good kid...

SEGUE AS ONE to #19

- 188 -



CUE:

(SEGUE FROM #18A)

Yes!"SHINE



19PIANO/VOCAL

Dick

Vocal

Piano

Sweetly, with rubato poco rit.1 2 3 4 5

(Vln)

Vocal

Pno.

I'll have to be like

Agitato ( =140)6 7 8 9 10

GERRISH: Well, good. Then we have lots to talk about.

[GERRISH takes out the ransom letter, looks at it, and exits, with a laugh. DICK stands a long moment .]

You'll have to be like me, you really will. You'll have to be like me.

Dick:

- 189 -



Vocal

Pno.

you, Ger rish.- Do

11 12 13 14

Vocal

Pno.

all the things you do, Ger rish.- And lie and c heat and steal, Ger rish- to live just like the

15 16 17 18 19

(Pno1)

Vocal

Pno.

real, Ger rish.- Look ing- in a mir ror,- will I

20 21 22

pesante (legato)

(legato)

#19 Ye"Shine!" PV - 190 -



Vocal

Pno.

be there? Or be see ing- you in stead - of

23 24

Vocal

Pno.

me there?

Slowing25 26 27 28

Vocal

Pno.

(Glock)

29 30 31

solo

MAN#1: Hey kid, you busy? I need a shine. DICK: What? Oh. Sure.

MAN#2: Yo'ure dressed kinda fancy for a bootblack. DICK: Oh these? They're just part of my act.They make people notice me, like you did, that's all.

#19 Ye"Shine!" PV - 191 -



Vocal

Pno.

Moderato, In 2 ( =96)32 33 34 35

legato

Vocal

Pno.

Did

(steady, conversational, driving, against down beat)

I want to move out of that box? Yes.

36 37 38 39

Vocal

Pno.

Did I want a door of mine that locks? Yes.

40 41 42 43

(Stgs)

[Dick starts to shine.]

(spoken)

#19 Ye"Shine!" PV - 192 -



Vocal

Pno.

Did I want a fu ture- that was bet ter - than my past?

44 45 46 47

dolce

(Cello)

Vocal

Pno.

Did I dream that some day- I'd be off the streets at last?

48 49 50 51

(Cym, mallets)

Vocal

Pno.

Did I want to keep on shin ing- shoes? No.

52 53 54 55

espr.

#19 Ye"Shine!" PV - 193 -



Vocal

Pno.

Nev er - use the brains that oth ers- use? No.

56 57 58 59

Vocal

Pno.

Did I want to reach for stars? I wil ling- ly- con fess-

60 61 62 63

Vocal

Pno.

Yes Yes Yes!

64 65 66 67 68 69

MAN: How much? DICK: Just a nickel

#19 Ye"Shine!" PV - 194 -



Vocal

Pno.

[MAN accidentally drops $10 bill.]

70 71 72 73 74

Vocal

Pno.

Do I want to do the things I shoul

VAMP75 76 77 78

(Mark Tree)

molto

(Pno2)

Vocal

Pno.

Yes. Want to be a man both strong and goo

79 80 81 82

MAN: Here y'are DICK: Hey, Mister. Mister! This is yours.

MAN: What? Oh, God. Thanks!

#19 Ye"Shine!" PV - 195 -



Vocal

Pno.

Yes. If my Pa could see me now would he

83 84 85 86

Vocal

Pno.

be feel ing- proud? Say ing- that's my boy down there and

87 88 89 90

Vocal

Pno.

shout ing- it out loud! Will I creep and crawl right out of sigh

91 92 93 94

(Stgs)

legato, but with a pulse g l i

s s .

#19 Ye"Shine!" PV - 196 -



Vocal

Pno.

No. Will I take a fall and throw the figh

95 96 97 98

(Pno2)

Vocal

Pno.

No. Will I use the best in me an

99 100 101 102

(Stgs)

Vocal

Pno.

nev er - an y- less? Yes Yes

103 104 105 106

#19 Ye"Shine!" PV - 197 -



Vocal

Pno.

Yes!

molto rit. Moderato a la marcia ( =128)107 108 109 110

(Pno)

Vocal

Pno.

Ger rish- does n'twaste his time with rules. Who cares for those sil ly- things call

111 112 113

Vocal

Pno.

rules? Rules are just for chil dren- or for mules!

114 115 116

#19 Ye"Shine!" PV - 198 -



Vocal

Pno.

Rules are just for an gels- or for fools. If I

this is one long thought

must go back toshin ing-

Tempo I ( =96)117 118 119 120

Vocal

Pno.

shoes now Al ways- shin ing- shoes no mat ter - whos

121 122 123 124

Vocal

Pno.

Start ing- at the bot tom- with what -

125 126 127 128

#19 Ye"Shine!" PV - 199 -



Vocal

Pno.

ev er - comes my way, Start ing- at the bot tom,- Will I

129 130 131 132

(Vln)

Vocal

Pno.

ev er - be o kay?-

molto rit.133 134 135

(Cym)

marcato

huge white-key gliss.

#19 Ye"Shine!" PV - 200 -



Vocal

Pno.

Pull your self - to geth- er,- boy and shut

spoken, with anger

up!

Deliberate 4 Presto 2136 137 138 139

Vocal

Pno.

When you're down there's no di rec- tion- but up!

Deliberate 4 poco rit. Presto 2140 141 142 143

(Cello)

Vocal

Pno.

Will it all turn out all right? That's an y- bod - y's- guess.

144 145 146 147

#19 Ye"Shine!" PV - 201 -



Vocal

Pno.

Try ing- once a gain- may

might

lead

end

to

in

fail

fail

ure

ure

-

-

or suc cess!-

148 149 150 151

Vocal

Pno.

Should I count to five and then start clean ing- up this mess?

152 153 154 155

Vocal

Pno.

Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes!

molto rall.156 157 158 159

cresc.

(Stgs)

cresc.

#19 Ye"Shine!" PV - 202 -



Vocal

Pno.

Yes!

Very fast 2 ( =106)160 161

Vocal

Pno.

162 163

Vocal

Pno.

molto rall.164 165 166 167 168

(Tutti)

g l i s s

.

#19 Ye"Shine!" PV - 203 -



CUE:

21PIANO/VOCALMOONEY,WOMEN

A Handful O' Hops "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg Antho

Vocal

Piano

Creepy ( =100)VAMP1 2 3

(Vln)

Vocal

Pno.

A

rit.4 5 6

(Cello)

Vocal

Pno.

Hand ful- O' Hops, A Bit O'The Bar ley,- Some wat er - that's cool and clear. It's

Moderate 1 ( =66)23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

CASSIDY: ...they'd found her!

MOONEY: That's right. It's God's own gift...

...ancient Egypt. Indeed. It's a recipe fit for Kings!..

MOONEY

- 204 -



Vocal

Pno.

eas y- to fix it, A pad dle- to mix it, Andyou've got your self - some beer. A

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

Vocal

Pno.

Hand ful- O' Hops, A Bit O'The Bar ley,- It's sim ple- en nough- to do. Som

39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46

Vocal

Pno.

cool in',- some heat in',- And you'llbe com plet- in'- a bar rel- or two of brew! You can

47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54

(Vln)

O'LEARY

MOONEY

#20 A Handful O' Hop"Shine!" PV - 205 -



Vocal

Pno.

call it a lag er,- an ale or a por ter,- A stout or a light or a dark.

55 56 57 58 59 60 61

Vocal

Pno.

It's the ver y- best thing that has hap pened - to wa ter - since No ah- float ed - his

62 63 64 65 66 67 68

Vocal

Pno.

ark! Oh, A Hand ful- O' Hops, A Meas ure- O' Malt and though fan ci- er - folk ma

69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76

O'MALLEY O'LEARY CASSIDY BOTH

O'MALLEY

ALL




Vocal

Pno.

sneer, They'll nev er - be know in'- the rap ture- of blow in'- the foam from a pail of

77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84

Vocal

Pno.

beer!

In 4 ( = )85 86 87 88 89

Vocal

Pno.

90 9291

[MCHUGH enters, out of breath.]

MCHUGH: Don't you put that away without offering me a sip.

MOONEY: ... be few and as far

between as me dear mother's teeth.




Vocal

Pno.

A

rit.93 94 95 96

Vocal

Pno.

Hand ful- O' Hops, A Bit O'The Bar ley,- Can ans wer - a maid en's- prayer, Be

Moderate 1 ( =66)97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104

Vocal

Pno.

fore a bar's clos in',- Fine lads are pro pos- in'- While ly ing- be neath- a chair. My

105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112

MCHUGH: Thanks! (SHE takes a sip.) Ahhhhhh......

McHUGH

O'MALLEY




Vocal

Pno.

Hus band - O' Mal ley- has got him a face that could

113 114 115 116

Vocal

Pno.

stop an y- clock, it could! A

117 118 119 120

Vocal

Pno.

Hand ful- O' Hops and a Bit O'The Bar ley- and e ven- O' Mal ley- looks good! My dea

121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 McHU




Vocal

Pno.

grand mother - Ka tie- was born al most- dead, But theyman aged - to keep her a live.- They ju

129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136

(Pno)

Vocal

Pno.

weanedher on beer and she died in her bed at a thirst y- hun dred - and five! Oh, A

137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144

Vocal

Pno.

Hand ful- O' Hops, A Meas ure- O' Malt and we've got us a cup o'

145 146 147 148 149 150

(Vln)

ALL




Vocal

Pno.

cheer! We came through a fam ine- and kept up our stam in- a.- Got us a

151 152 153 154 155 156 157

(Pno) (Vln)

Vocal

Pno.

no tion- for cros sin'- an o cean,- And now we are

158 159 160 161

Vocal

Pno.

shar in'- a toast to old Er in- in pails of

162 163 164 165 166

MOONEY McHUGH CASSIDY

+O'LEARY,O'MALLEY

ALL




Vocal

Pno.

beer!

In 4 ( = )167 168 169 170 171

Pno.

172 173 174 175 176

Vocal

Pno.

Oh your brains 'll- get smart er - Your bod y- kee

Slow, in 3 - accel poco a poco177 178 179 180 181 182 183

(Vln)

[DICK and FOSWELL enter.]

MOONEY: Good. You're together again.

MOONEY: There's a fine lad. Now just follow me.

MOONEY




Vocal

Pno.

grow in'- You'll nev er - be scrawn y- or small. As a mat ter - o' fact, if the beer keeps on

184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191

cresc.

Vocal

Pno.

flow in'- You won't need vit tles- at all! Oh, A

(A tempo)192 193 194 195 196 197 198

Vocal

Pno.

Hand ful- O' Hops, a Bit O' The Bar ley- And life's e ven- love ly-

Moderate 1 ( =66)199 200 201 202 203 204

(Pno)

McHUGH

ALL




Vocal

Pno.

here! Our prob lems- are solved andour trou bles- dis solved. As we sit on th

205 206 207 208 209 210 211

Vocal

Pno.

stoop, Thiscon gen- i- al- group can for get- all our woes as we bur y- our nose in a

212 213 214 215 216 217 218

Vocal

Pno.

pail of

rall.219 220 221 222




Vocal

Pno.

beer!

A tempo223 224 225 226

(Pno/Vln)

Vocal

Pno.

227 228 229 230

[They all collapse on the stoop.]




CUE:

DICK: Lady, where'd you get that handerchief?

20APIANO/VOCAL

ORCHESTRA

The Rescue "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg Antho

Piano

Steady 2 "Find That Boy" ( =88)1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Pno.

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Pno.

17 18 19 20

Pno.

21 22 23

MCHUGH: One of me boarders...

MOONEY: It's a miracle, and the dancin' did it!

- 216 -



Pno.

(Vln)24 25 26 27 28 29

(Cello)

Pno.

30 31 32 33 34

Pno.

(Pno)

35 36 37 38 39

Pno.

(Pno/Vln)40 41 42 43

Pno.

VAMP44 45 46 47

ROB: I'm scared. What if he sees us?

CUTOFF on [GERRISH at the door

#20A The Rescu"Shine!" PV - 217 -



CUE:

ROB: You shouldn't have hit her. Let me go. Let me go.[DICK SLAMS DOOR]

20BPIANO/VOCAL

ORCHESTRA

Gunshot "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg Antho

Vocal

Piano

Moderato ( =120)1 2 3 4

molto

Vocal

Pno.

[DIALOG] Slowly and freely5 6 7 8 9

Vocal

Pno.

10 11 12 13 14

...passport outta here. ...it's $50,000. ...is no future for us. ...give me the gun [they strugg

[CUTOFF ON GUNSHOT]

CUE: DICK: I don't think so.

...kidnapper, Officer Foy... ...who's the woman?...

...no, she never was...GERRISH: You're lucky. I never was. [GO

- 218 -



Vocal

Pno.

Slow 2 rit.

SEGUE ASONE to #20C

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

poco cresc.

...by my Wall street prospectuses. FOSWELL: What!?!

#20B Gunsho"Shine!" PV - 219 -



CUE:

DICK: Yes, boys, I was saved by good old American Free Enterprise!

20CPIANO/VOCAL

ORCHESTRA

The Prospectuses "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg Antho

Piano

Moderato ( =120)rall.

1 2 3 4

Pno.

(Vln)

Slow & steady 2 ( =80)

5 6 7 8 9 10 11

(Cello)

Pno.

12 13 14 15 16

Pno.

rit. Dictated17 18 19 20 21

CHAPIN: I can't believe it. HIGGINS: Richard Hunter ...

HIGGINS: ...Snobden's precious little rag shop.

(Tutti/Cym)

HIGGINS & CHAPIN: Oops.

QUICK SEGUE

- 220 -



CUE: SEGUE from #21C

21PIANO/VOCAL

COMPANY

North of 14th Street "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg Antho

Vocal

Piano

I am in the ver y- best hat tha

Moderato ( =82)1 2 3 4 5 6

Vocal

Pno.

sold to gents of taste and re .nown.- You must be dressed in the ver y, ver y- best when you're go ing- to a par ty up

7 8 9 10 11

Vocal

Pno.

town! You're go ing- to a par ty- up town,- up town!- A re spec- ta- ble- par ty- up town!- When

12 13 14 15 16

MAN #3: Very Snappy Snobden. MAN #1: What's the occasion?

SNOBEN

MEN

SNOBDEN ENS

- 221 -



Vocal

Pno.

trav

a little bounce

el- ling- North of Four teenth- Street, One has to keep up with the rest. I'm

17 18 19 20

marcato

Vocal

Pno.

read y- for North of Four teenth- Street, from top to bot tom- in Snob den's- best!

21 22 23 24

non-marcato

SNOBDEN: Ah, Mrs. Mooney...

Pno.

25 26 27 28 29 30 31

Pno.

32 33 34 35 36A 36B 36C

SNOBDEN

#21 North of 14th Stree"Shine!" PV - 222 -



Vocal

Pno.

VAMP36D 36E 37 38 39 40

Vocal

Pno.

I'm in her best sec ond - hand - hat! And I'm in her best hand me- down- gown! We both aredressed ineac

41 42 43 44 45

Vocal

Pno.

oth er's- sec ond - best for we're go ing- to a par ty- up town!- We're go ing- to a par ty- up town,- up town!- A

46 47 48 49 50

cresc.

cresc.

MOONEY: Couldn't have said it better

McHUGH MOONEY BOTH

+SNOBDENMOONEY

(Pno)

#21 North of 14th Stree"Shine!" PV - 223 -



Vocal

Pno.

prot est- ant- par ty- up town!-

51 52 61 62 63 64

Vocal

Pno.

Nev er - go to

VAMP (vocal last x)65 66 67 68 69

(Triangle) (Mark Tree)

(Cello)

Vocal

Pno.

par ties.- Nev er - saw the need. I hope that Mis ter -

70 71 72 73

MOONEY: Mr. Foswell. Get the lead out ...

MOONEY: But I seem to have a date for dinner.

FOSWELL

#21 North of 14th Stree"Shine!" PV "Shine!" PV - 224 -



Vocal

Pno.

Car lisle- has some thing- good to read!

74 75 76 77

(Vln)

Pno.

78 79 80 81 82

Pno.

83 84 85 86 93

legato

Pno.

94 95 96 97 98

SNOBDEN: Good to see you, Foswell.




Pno. molto legato

99 100 101 102 103

Pno.

104 105 106

FOSWELL: Hunter and Foswell will. Yes.

SNOBDEN: Excellent.Pno.

VAMP107 108 109

Vocal

Pno.

That plan of yourshas got us all fired! I'll nev er - find a

Poco meno mosso110 111 112 113 114

[THEY Exit CHAPIN and HIGGINS enter

, going the other way.]

HIGGINS




Vocal

Pno.

job in this town! And what's worse yet cause of you I'll nev er - get to that el e- gant- par ty- up town!- I'm

115 116 117 118 119

Vocal

Pno.

mis sing- that par ty- up town,- up town!- That fan cy- pants- par ty- up town!- I

120 121 122 123

cresc.

(Pno) (Vln)

cresc.

Vocal

Pno.

nev er - get North of Four teenth- Street, I real ly- want ed to go! I'll

124 125 126 127CHAPIN




Vocal

Pno.

kick you so North of Four teenth- Street that your fat rear end 'llbe

128 129 130

Vocal

Pno.

filled with snow!

131 132 133 134

Vocal

Pno.

I am in my ver y- first hat. It goes with this my ver y- first gown. To

135 136 137 138

poco legato

[Exit arguing "Who are you calling fat!?", etc."]

Mark Tree

STACIA




Vocal

Pno.

day's the day, like a la dy- in a play, I am go ing- to a par ty- up -

poco rit.139 140 141 142

CARLISLE: Ms. Hauser, would you do me the honor.

Pno. dolce

Meno mosso

143 144 145 146

(Cello)

Vocal

Pno.

You're

VAMP147 148 149 150

CARLISLE: You see? Things have a way of working out.

CARLISLE




Vocal

Pno.

go ing- to a par ty- up town,- up town!- My ver y- first par ty- up town!- I

poco accel.151 152 153 154

cresc.

Vocal

Pno.

nev er - thought North of Four t eenth- Street could ev er - be part of my

Tempo prima ( =82)155 156 157

molto espr.

molto legato

Vocal

Pno.

dream. But sud den- ly- North of Four teenth- Street is not as far as it

158 159 160 161

con voce

STACIA:




Vocal

Pno.

used to seem!hold sweetly as she exits, Foswell enters.

162 163 164 165

Vocal

Pno.

166 167 168 169

w/ pedal

espr.

Vocal

Pno.

VAMP170 171 172 173 174 183

(last x)

FOSWELL: Look at you. You're a gentleman.

...in the library. DICK: "Allen Carlisle...

FOS: ...Now it's Richard Hunter, Esquire




Ens.

Pno.

cresc.

We're go ing- to a par ty- up town,- up town!- We're

184 185 186 187 188

cresc.

We're go ing- to a par ty- up town,- up town!- We're

cresc.

Ens.

Pno.

go ing- to a par ty- up town,- up town!- A glor i- ous- par ty- up town!

molto rall.189 190 191 192

go ing- to a par ty- up town,- up town!- A glor i- ous- par ty- up town! Now I'm

DICK: A young gentleman on his way to fame and forture.

DICK




Ens.

Pno.

And

Grander, In 4 ( =134)193 194 195 196

fi nal- ly- North of Four teenth- Street, that thor ough- bred - sec tion- of town!And

Ens.

Pno.

now that we're North of Four teenth- Street, We think we nev er - may go back

molto rall.197 198 199 200 201

now that we're North of Four teenth- Street, We think we nev er - may go back

ALL




Ens.

Pno.

down!

Maestoso202 203 204 205 206 207




CUE:


22PIANO/VOCAL

ORCHESTRA

Bows "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg Antho

Piano

Upbeat 2 ( =124)1 2 3 4 5 6

Pno.

[MEN]7 8 9 10 11 12

Pno.

[WOMEN]13 14 15 16 17 18

Pno.

19 20 21 22 23 24

- 235 -



Pno.

[CARLISLE & ROB]

25 26 27 28 29 30

Pno.

[FOSWELL & MICKEY]31 32 33 34 35 36

Pno.

(Vln)

(underneath the melody)

[CHAPIN & HIGGINS]

37 38 39 40 41 42

Pno.

43 44 45 46 47 48

#22 Bow"Shine!" PV - 236 -



Pno.

[MOONEY & SNOBDEN]

49 50 51 52 53 54

Pno.

[STACIA & GERRISH]55 56 57 58 59

Pno.

[DICK]

molto espr

60 61 62 63 64 65

(cym)

Pno.

66 67 68 69 70

#22 Bow"Shine!" PV - 237 -



Pno.

71 72 73 74 75

Pno.

rit.76 77 78 79 80

Vocal

Pno.

Will it all turn out al right- that's an y- bod - y's-

Slower 2 ( =96)81 82 83 84

Vocal

Pno.

guess. Try ing- once a gain- maymight lead end toin fail fail ureure-- or or sucsuc cess.cess--

rall.85 86 87 88 89

[COMPANY]

#22 Bow"Shine!" PV - 238 -



Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

Could

(spoken)

I make the White house- my new for ward - ing- ad dress?- Yes! Yes!

90 91 92 93 94 95

Yes! Yes!

Yes! Yes!

.under voice cresc.

Vocal

Ens.

Pno.

Yes!

Bombastic 2 ( =92) molto rall.96 97 98 99 100 101

Yes!

Yes!

#22 Bow"Shine!" PV - 239 -



CUE:

APPLAUSE SEGUE after Bows

23PIANO/VOCAL

ORCHESTRA

Exit Music "SHINEMusic by Roger Anders


Orch. Greg Antho

L'istesso, swung ( =108)1 2 3 4 5 6

- 240 -

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