Awesome / Newsies

• Towards the end, there's a tense moment when the newsies's strike is in trouble: even the newspapers that aren't owned by Hearst or Pulitzer won't print any stories about the strike, so they've had to print and distribute their own paper calling for support from other workers in the city. They don't know for sure if anyone's going to come, but they do know that without support, they're going to be defeated. Les, the youngest one there, starts a quiet reprise of the earlier song "The World Will Know", but the other newsies don't join in. Racetrack comes over and joins Les to comfort him...Then suddenly a chorus can be heard in the distance, and hundreds of delivery boys, shop girls and other workers march towards them, singing a memorable line from the song, changing just a single word, to state clearly to the audience, The Cavalry has arrived: "When you've got a million voices singing, who can hear a lousy whistle blow?"
• The song "Once and for All".
• The choreography.
• The Big Damn Heroes arrival of Theodore Roosevelt.
  • A bigger example of this happens during the newsies' second "attack" on the distribution center. They get ambushed by a large group of strikebreakers and trapped within the gates. Suddenly, several boys pop up from their hiding places on the nearby rooftops. They turn out to be the Brooklyn newsies, led by Spot Conlon. Amidst the fighting that ensues, Spot opens the gates back up to let the rest of his army in.
• Crutchie calling for the cops to bring Snyder in at the end...and then doing the honors of handcuffing him!
• Katherine's lovely "Now would be a good time for you to shut up!"