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A 1966 {{musical}} with book by Jerome Lawrence and Robert Edwin Lee and music by Jerry Herman, ''Mame'' debuted on Broadway with Creator/AngelaLansbury starring in the title role.

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A 1966 {{musical}} with a book by Jerome Lawrence and Robert Edwin Lee and music by Jerry Herman, ''Mame'' debuted on Broadway with Creator/AngelaLansbury starring in the title role.
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* VitriolicBestBuds: Mame and Vera not only are this trope, but sing a song about it: "Bosom Buddies," where they claim they can get away with insulting each other because only a bosom buddy would be so [[BrutalHonesty truthful.]]

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* VitriolicBestBuds: Mame and Vera not only are embody this trope, but sing a song about it: "Bosom Buddies," where they claim they can get away with insulting each other because only a bosom buddy would be so [[BrutalHonesty truthful.]]
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* TimeShiftedActor: The musical follows Patrick Dennis, both as a 10 year-old and as a young adult. As such, there are two actors. And they sing a duet at the start of act 2.

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* TimeShiftedActor: The musical follows Patrick Dennis, both as a 10 year-old boy and as a young adult. As such, there are two actors. And they sing a duet at the start of act 2.
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* TheShowMustGoWrong: Vera Charles invites Mame to be in her "terribly modern operetta" about a lady astronomer as the singing moon-lady. Unfortunately, Mame enters at the wrong time and then falls off the moon, ruining the whole show. The exact details vary between productions, but it's bad enough that Mame gets fired right after the curtain call.

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* TheShowMustGoWrong: Vera Charles invites Mame to be in her "terribly modern operetta" about a lady astronomer as the singing moon-lady. Unfortunately, Mame enters comes in at the wrong time and then falls off the moon, ruining the whole show. The exact details vary between productions, but it's bad enough that Mame gets fired right after the curtain call.

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