A character on a ship, who is looking for evidence to clear up allegations that he threw the English Derby, sings a song titled after this place that contains the line "remember me to Herald Square".
A popular song titled after this place, which first appeared in the film Gold Diggers of 1935, describes the "hip-hooray and ballyhoo" of this place and was sung by Jerry Orbach in a 1980 production. A character on a ship, who is looking for evidence to clear up allegations that he threw the English Derby, sings a song titled after this place that contains the line "remember me to Herald Square". The singer mentions "working for a nice man / like a Ziegfeld or a Weismann" in a song titled for a "baby" of this place from the Stephen Sondheim musical Follies. The George M. Cohan musical Little Johnny Jones contains a song titled (*) "give my regards" to this place, which names a "lullaby" sung in 42nd Street. A Woody Allen film is titled for "bullets over", for 10 points, what theater district located along a namesake road in New York City?
A popular song titled after this place, which first appeared in the film Gold Diggers of 1935, describes the "hip-hooray and ballyhoo" of this place and was sung by Jerry Orbach in a 1980 production.
Broadway [accept “Lullaby of Broadway” or “Give My Regards to Broadway” or “Broadway Baby” or Bullets over Broadway] &lt;Hart&gt;