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George and Alfred Black present ‘Hip, Hip Hooray!’
- Opening Night: 18 March 1946
- Performance: 23 March 1946
- ‘Fanfare For Beauty’
- The Beauty in Blue – Eve Eacott
- The Girls in Uniform – The Girls
- The Post-War Lovelies – Noni Watts and the Mannequins
- ‘Foolish Fun’ – Maurice Colleano, Johnny Lockwood, Elsie Bower and Bonar Colleano
- ‘Hats Off’ – Topper Martyn introduced by Eve Eacott and Mamie Whitaker
- ‘Cotton Parade’
- ‘Born to Be Happy’ – Johnny Lockwood
- ‘The Personality Girl’ – Elsie Bower
- ‘Island of Paradise’
- The Jungle: Patricia & Colin with The Leopard Girls
- South Seas Serenade – A Dusky Date: Bonar Colleano; Honolulu Lulu: Maurice Colleano; The Hula-Hula Girls
- Intermission – The Hippodrome Orchestra directed by Kevin Mallon – ‘The Girl Friend’ by Rogers
- ‘Down Mexico Way’ – Senoritas, Gypsies, Gauchos
- The Dancer – Noni Watts
- The Singer – Eve Eacott
- ‘The Isle of Fahrenheit’
- Abercrombie – Maurice Colleano
- Stanislous – Johnny Lockwood
- Lottie Damour – Elsie Bower
- ‘Do You Remember?’ – Songs of Yesterday and Today: Josie Fearon & Charles Gillespie
- ‘Further Foolishness’ – Maurice Colleano & Family with Joyce, Bonar & George
- ‘The Music of America’
- ‘The Washington Post’ – Joan Kinnier
- ‘The Song of the Dawn’ – Charles Gillespie
- ‘You’re in Kentucky’ – Eve Eacott
- ‘The Birth of the Blues’ – Patricia & Colin and Noni Watts
- ‘The Gay White Way’ – Maurice Colleano
- ‘A Kiss in the Dark’ – Josie Fearon
- ‘Hitchy Koo’ – Johnny Lockwood
- ‘Some of These Days’ – Elsie Bower
- ‘Old Broadway’ – Eve Eacott and the Full Company
- Performance Times: Evenings at 18:00 and 20:15