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'Boys and Girls': How did it get from 'Oklahoma!' to 'St. Louis'?
Last Edit: WaymanWong 12:13 am EDT 05/24/23
Posted by: WaymanWong 12:13 am EDT 05/24/23
In reply to: re: Complete Oklahoma! recording on the way - Chromolume 10:58 pm EDT 05/23/23

I've read that ''Boys and Girls Like You and Me'' was cut from ''Oklahoma!'' during the show's Boston tryout. (Or was it then ''Away We Go!''?)

Anyway, ''Boys and Girls Like You and Me'' was recorded by Judy Garland and cut from the 1944 movie musical ''Meet Me in St. Louis.''

How did Rodgers & Hammerstein's cutout get into the MGM classic best-known for its songs by Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane?

Below is a recording of Garland's rendition of ''Boys and Girls,'' however, Wikipedia says the cut film footage has been lost.
Link Judy Garland: 'Boys and Girls Like You and Me' from 'Meet Me in St. Louis' (Outtake) (2022 Remaster)
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