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Encyclopedia > Call Me Madam

Call Me Madam is one of Irving Berlin's last musical comedies.


Songs from the score include:

  • "You're Just in Love"
  • "The Hostess with the Mostes'"
  • "The International Rag"

The plot concerns a well-meaning-but-ill-informed socialite widow who is appointed US ambassador to the fictional European country of Lichtenberg. While there, she and her press attache each fall in love with officials of the Lichtenberg government.


The film version starred Ethel Merman, Donald O'Connor, Vera-Ellen and Billy DeWolfe.




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Call Me Madam - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (141 words)
Call Me Madam is one of Irving Berlin's last musical comedies.
The plot concerns a well-meaning but ill-informed socialite widow who is appointed U.S. ambassador to the fictional European country of Lichtenberg.
"Call Me Madam" was the name of a long-running column in Penthouse by Xaviera Hollander, a.k.a.
THE CINEMA LASER DVD REVIEW-- CALL ME MADAM (822 words)
In CALL ME MADAM, Merman portrays Sally Adams- the Washington, DC hostess with the most-ess, whom President Truman appoints Ambassador to Lichtenburg, a small European Duchy roughly the size of Brooklyn.
For this cinematic version of CALL ME MADAM, Ethel Merman finds herself in very good company; Donald O'Connor is in top musical form, demonstrating his best dancing athleticism- both alone and with Vera-Ellen, plus O'Connor keeps up musically with Merman for their duet together.
Since CALL ME MADAM has been withheld from circulation for so long, it is possible that the sound elements haven’t been preserved quite as well as similar films from the same period.
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