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re: Serious question for those who like mid-show standing ovations (long)
Posted by: huskyital (huskyital@yahoo.com) 07:24 am EDT 07/16/18
In reply to: re: Serious question for those who like mid-show standing ovations (long) - AlanScott 06:32 am EDT 07/16/18

I saw Carol Channing play it at a matinee at the beginning of the run. There were no standing ovations during the show but she took 14 curtain calls.....the applause would not end......I counted them.....and she deserved it.....still the most memorable Dolly in my humble opinion.
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re: Serious question for those who like mid-show standing ovations (long)
Posted by: AlanScott 07:38 am EDT 07/16/18
In reply to: re: Serious question for those who like mid-show standing ovations (long) - huskyital 07:24 am EDT 07/16/18

And, yeah, that's what used to happen when audiences really wanted to show appreciation: sustained applause, sometimes even cheers, but not standing ovations (or very rarely). And I suppose that in addition to the reasons I stated above, one problem with so many standing ovations — and I know I'm not the first to say this — is that they became virtually meaningless. Which I guess is why mid-show standing ovations are becoming more common. Truly, where will it end? There are far worse problems in the world, but
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